Does it keep a sheet cake / cupcakes fresh?
1695174
yes. it seals fairly well. it doesnt seal airtight but then again you dont want to seal them airtight. the lenght of time will vary with the recipe used and the environmental factors like temp and humidity or how long they are out of the container for.
1695175
Yes, it keeps the cake/cupcakes fresh and works much better thn using the old toothpick/plastic wrap method.
1695176
It really does. It fastens down tight and is very sturdy. When I bake a cake, I use two boxes of cake mix which makes for a much larger cake than normal. The cakes fit great in this carrier. I love mine.
1420181
It will definitely hold cupcakes. The metal is fairly thin. A comparison would be a little heavier than the aluminum foil containers that are in grocery stores. It is an attractive plate though I do not feel it will last long if you are looking for quality.
313547
Yes, perfect for nice square & sharp sheet cakes. Use mine all the time & love it!!!
153334
No, which makes me believe it's untreated parchment. If that's true, then it explains the huge sticking issue. At the moment, all the remaining sheets have been relegated to en papillote preperations and self-made cupcake containers.
648403
Yes, in my experience it does keep the wrapped slices fresh. Unwrapped slices to tend to dry out along the edges a bit.
874241
I use it for angel food cakes and I haven't had one slip out prematurely. My cakes are usually pretty tall and I turn it pan upside down on a large bottle (like a champaign bottle) to cool it.
726178
No, no liners that we are aware of. We used it for a 1st birthday cake. I think it looks more like a small cake than a large cupcake. It did come out great, though.
560013
Yes. It basically preserves anything on paper. Make sure to coat more than once.
2059629
nope! i highly DONT recommend this product. after receiving mine, i sent it back as it was scratched and warped and in very poor shape. definitely not enough space between the tiers for much else than cupcakes
2151932
I purchased this item last year in August and was very happy with it. I haven't found any blemishes. Maybe it was so small that I didn't realized it was there? Not sure but it worked great for our cupcakes!
2009730
One previous poster recommended using cupcake liners... which didn't work too well for me. I bought this instead: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0052WG0EG/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
463006
I have a cupcake business and use the bags for all our buttercream and cream cheese frosting and have not experienced any problems. We have re-ordered these 3 times.
1865351
I made the cake the day before and it was fine. If plastic wrap touches it the faces come off. It's only good for a couple days. I ordered mine about month before I used it. Just keep in the plastic on a cool place
1791305
I have used these twice and they came out great! No need for a cookie sheet underneath. I used regular cupcake liners. Hope that helps!
839117
No, it doesn't. In fact, I just took a pound cake out of the oven. I absolutely LOVE this pan. I love it so much, I bought another. It is a breeze to clean, too. I don't believe you'll go wrong buying it. Not one bit.
924658
No it does not. I use a full size sheet pan on the bottom, but it's not airtight.
1883477
The seals definitely do secure and keep stuff fresh. I did however find they should probably not be put in the dishwasher. They held up fine, but, they held the heat and moisture so long that it ruined my sugar and flour. When I washed them out I left them on the counter overnight to come to room temperature and they were fine from then on