How to Transport Cakes 

THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart! I am delivering my first tiered cake here in San Diego, California, and I was lost as to how I was going to safely transport it. If I were in London, I'd find you and give you a big hug. Again...thanks you so very much for the excellent and very professional advice. I am so grateful I found your channel.

Excellent advise, very professional!! Love your channel; so happy and excited to have found it!!

Great advice. I always wondered how those huge cakes were transported, even though I've never made one. I would have loved to see more of that cute wedding cake in detail.

Great tips thank you! Especially the heat and cold issues I hadn't really thought of in the car. The cakes in the back ground look amazing - cleaver lady!

Good info! I live in the country...lots of hills, lumps and bumps and potholes, etc. And it is HOT in the summer. I've done cakes for 30 years but delivery is still terrifying. I made similar boxes and added 'reflectix' to the outside, a silver mylar bubble wrap insulation. It has helped immensely in hot weather deliveries. Hope that helps anyone else out there living in sun baked areas!

Cool cake. Looks like it's right out of a comic book.

This is SO helpful, thank you so much for this video!

Thanks for giving me amazing tips In transporting cake. I love your idea.

Very helpful for my delivery service business, Thank you so much.👌😊

Thank you Rachel. Very instructive video.

Excellent video! So helpful,, thank you😊

Awesome demo!!! Very informative and precise!!!👍👍👍ty💚

thank you so much for your precious tips...they will save my daughter's birthday cake!!!I will try to do as you suggest..

Excellent advice. If I have lots of detailed sugar craft on the edges. I wrap the cake gently in bubble wrap.

This has always been my nightmare as a home baker. Thanks for tips.

Thank you for the advice! Very informative! Where can I get the box and sleeve?

Thanks for the excellent tips!

What an excellent video

Thank you for this helpful advise. :)

Wow thank u, im gonna try to find box like yours

Very helpful tips. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much for this informative tutorial !!!

SUPER HELPFUL. THANK YOU

Great video; thank you!

Thanks lot, excellent video 👍

Very useful tips.

beautiful wedding cake thanx for sharing

Thanks for the tips very informative indeed. :)

OMG! I thought that cake was fake! Very good!

Very good advice

Great tutorial 👍👍

Great video. Just wondered, for a large wedding cake would you then provide smaller boxes for each tier? So if any cake was leftover it could be boxed or is that not the responsibility of the cake decorator to provide these? Thanks.

Lovely good ideas!

Hi thank you for this tutorial. What is a boot?

How are you keeping it cold so it does not melt?

Great idea!, can you please show how to make fondant dots like your beautiful cake?

Thank you I need to transport cakes to a repass this weekend. Great information.

Thank you

Question. If I have a 4 tier cake (6,8,10,12), would I tier the top two and bottom 2 tiers separately? When you refer to splitting the tiers. For long distance driving.

I would use two lids one for the bottom and the other for the top :)

Okay!

Where do you buy the sleeves please x

Plz can u tell me how u make cakes behind u as a deco of ur kitchen . What u use that they last . Thanks alot

Since the ganache is put in the fridge to set, what will happen to the fondant(cover) since the ganache is is the base. Thank you.

That cake!

Please what’s the name of the company you buy the boxes 📦 from

Hi. Need a little suggestion please. With my fondant cakes when i transport them, they start cracking during traveling. May i know why is it happening?

How do you transport cake pops?

I don’t have a later enough boot/trunk for a tall cake.... guess that’s me limited then (thank god lol)

Nice video .. x

Well done....I have a 6 tier cake to deliver... How do you intend I break the tier? 2-2-2 or 3-3

Ok? Ok? Ok? Ok? Ok? Ok? Ok? Ok? Count the OK's

Please stop saying okay. Okay?

Very useful video - thank you!!!