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7/20/12 at 10:18pm

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Where do you all order your cake drums from? I have the usual corrugated cake boards/rounds etc but I really like drums from Sheet cakes as I feel they can hold the weight of the cake better. Buying from my local cake supplier is an option, but I would rather buy wholesale like I do for other items. I haven't found a source yet so I know the ladies and gentlemen here are all knowing

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7/21/12 at 1:37am

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7/21/12 at 2:47pm

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7/21/12 at 7:43pm

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Thanks for the links to the other threads, but most of them refer to boards versus drums.

When I say "wholesale" I'm talking about minimum quantities of 100+. 6 for 24.00 is the same as buying from my local cake supply shop and so that doesn't seem a wholesale price to me.

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7/21/12 at 8:28pm

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Most places that sell boards also sell drums.

Companies that showed up consistently through the links: CK, Bakery Crafts, BRP Box shop, DecoPac, Viking all sell boards AND drums and you can get bulk quantities at wholesale prices. Other options are WEBstaurant and GSA. Sometimes you just gotta scratch the surface a little in these threads to find the info you want.

P.S. Some of these require you to have a business license: CK, Bakery Crafts. Not sure about DecoPac. WEBstaurant and Viking I'm sure don't require a license and their prices are pretty competitive.

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7/22/12 at 6:19am

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