Will this hold a bundt cake pretty well?
1121575
Yes I believe it will because the second level is removable. I have used it for Bundt cakes.
1121576
I think so...it's pretty darn big. I had a two layer cake with room to spare. You might want to measure how high your pan is though, just in case.
1121577
Yes. It's probably even overkill for just a bundt cake. It's really tall and fits a 12" cake platter.
1121578
The bundt pan we have is pretty old - say about 9 or 10 in. diameter. But, yes, our cover easily holds a cake from this pan. Keep in mind this cover is large - inside diameter 14 1/2 inches.
1121579
I have never tried a bundt cake or a regular cake in it yet. However it is good size pretty tall and wide. I really do like this product. If you need mesurements I can get them for you.
1121580
Yes, it will hold a bundt cake and I love my cake holder and everyone always ask were did I get it. you will love this.
1121581
Yes it will. The top rack that holds the other cupcakes comes off. Very good product
528725
Definitely. I put a three layer cake in it once that was snug but still had breathing room.
1907307
Yes, but of course you would need to hold it steady or secure the cake to the bottom with a little icing so it doesn't slide around.
978825
Yes, it will hold 2 layers safely. Used the large cupcake/cake holder for our daughter's wedding and that was my biggest concern. Baker assured me it would be fine and it worked very well.
1366721
To me I would say no. The stand is small. It's size is like an 8 inch pan. I didn't use it as a cake stand bc it was smaller than I thought. I used it to place napkins on. Hope this helps.
2164239
The product itself is made out of plastic so I would not recommend baking a cake in it. You might be able to cook a small set of brownies in it though.
873001
I used it to hold an 8" double layer cake on the top and cupcakes on all the bottom layers but I didn't use the top part of the tower. It worked but the actual plates were warpped and we had to put them upside down on a flat surface with heavy weights on them for a few days to fix it.
2209501
It would have to be a pretty big cake. It's not real heavy but don't know if it would work on a cake.
1365759
I had a small two tiered cake on mine. I don't think it is large enough for three tiers, and mine was not completely level so I wouldn't risk it!
1082988
Not really. I actually like the dish, but was a bit surprised at how small it was when it arrived. It looks much larger in the photo. I used it for a small bundt type cake and it couldn't hold all of the batter from my normal cake recipe.
557671
Don't see why it wouldn"t. It will allow buns to pop right out after baking without sticking
1499642
To be honest I purchased this for a family member. I inquired and she told me yes, the top tier will hold the Giant Cupcake. If you you are using the top tier as a stand alone, be sure its on a stable flat surface. If you use it attached to the bottom, be sure the prongs are snapped in properly and secure. I hope this helps.
1906645
Yes, this is a high carrier and would accommodate about any cake. I find mine very useful.
584691
Yes, this is really big, it should work out. I bake 9" cakes and there is still so much room left over. It's large.
632010
I have made different cakes in this pan, but most all of them called for a stem pan. It works great for most all bundt cakes beucase it holds more than a regular bundt pan. I have made fruit cake too. It just depends on the amount of batter....I have had good results with this pan.
1924556
You really need a 12x12x6 to hold a whole average size bundt cake. This should even give you ample room for frosting etc. Hope this helps. Wilton makes this size as a well a 10x10x5 if your cake is on the small size and is plain without frosting.
506520
It almost hold an entire cake tin full if you're making a 2 cake tin cake. Hold a lot!