Freeze A Car Cake?

Decorating By marston6 Updated 27 Jul 2014 , 9:43pm by marston6

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marston6 Posted 26 Jul 2014 , 11:53pm
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I have a client who wants a car cake  but I will be out of town, the client wants to know if she could freeze the car cake once I make it and pull it out of the freezer the morning of the party. Can this be done? I'm worried the fondant would be wrecked by freezing it, and how exactly should I prepare it for the freezer if it can indeed be frozen?

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-K8memphis Posted 27 Jul 2014 , 2:08am
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Ait should be thawed gradually -- put in the fridge overnight - it's possible to do successfully and after someone buys a cake I don't care necessarily what happens but I would not endorse someone (a client) doing this but I'd sell 'em the cake-- and they could take their chances on it working or not--

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maybenot Posted 27 Jul 2014 , 11:21am
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ABox the completed cake. Wrap box in plastic wrap and foil. Freeze. 24hrs. before serving, place wrapped box in fridge. A few hours before serving, place wrapped box on counter to come to room temp. Right before display, remove cake from box.

It will be fine. I've had clients do it and if they follow directions--no problems.

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marston6 Posted 27 Jul 2014 , 9:43pm
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Thank you so much!!!

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