Roughly how many cupcakes could this hold? Trying to decide how many I'll need to purchase.
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Hi, The stand holds roughly 12 Medium sized cupcakes comfortably, and a few more if squeezed on.
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If they are med to small cupcakes, I think you can have approximately 10-12. I used small cupcakes and had a dozen and it made a very pretty centerpiece. I used doilies so I was able to clean and put it up for use again. Hope this helps!
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Hi Meagan, I was able to fit 8 miniature cupcakes on each tier. As for regular sized cupcakes, i would estimate no more than 4.
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Wilton says it holds 7 cups and advises, "For cakes, fill pans 1/2 to 2/3 full." So that means you should put in 3.5 to 4.5 cups of batter.Personally, I measured the volume at 8 cups, and I've put up to 6 cups of batter in at a time, but that was for a dense fruitcake that I knew wouldn't rise much.
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It is a jumbo cupcake pan which holds just under one cup of liquid in each cup, so if this is a regular batch of cupcake batter you will have enough batter for 6 jumbo cupcakes or muffins
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No I don't think this will hold larger cupcakes, just regular size. It has a very snug fit on the base of regular cupcakes (although I wish the circles came up higher to keep them a bit steadier!).
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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.
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I have a 12 x 12 mat and I made cupcake boxes that held 4 regular size cupcakes, so I would say that you could make boxes that held one or two cupcakes, but not the 4 cupcake box.
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Hii you would probably need to use at least 10 bottles well decorated for 150 cupcakes
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I used mini cup cakes and I had 120 of them. There was plenty of room to spare. I think it could certainly hold at least 80.
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sorry, i don't know I never used it for cupcakes only for hors d'oeuvres. It is not very big though so probably not too many
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It will have to be all together or the top parts that go up and down will stick out and it would look weird. I think that with 50-70 cupcakes tho you can just put around the outside and it would still look good!
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Only used it twice so far but I think the only option is eliminating the very top. It is a lovely display space, even if you don't have enough cupcakes and leave some open spots. i actually put a few flowers scattered throughout the lower empty spots.My model is the Large dessert stand that holds 38 cupcakes.
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I found that it held about 300 Large, and 150 medium sized cupcakes. Easy to assemble and very impressive looking!
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It held about 100 cupcakes I'd say. Please don't waste your money on this stand though. It was extremely unstable and the cake top I foundout later fell right off the stand. I demanded a refund quickly after my purchase.
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I agree with Ms. Raghunansingh's answer; if possible, an additional cupcake per level could be "squeezed in." Good luck.
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The top square is 8" square and goes down to a 20" square. It holds well over 100 cupcakes. You can decorate with thin ribbon, or even strips of paper on the side of the cardboard. (the edges need to be covered in my opinion to look more professional. Well worth the money.
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Hello Nana, It hold 12 cups. If you look further down on the order page, it has information about this. I love my cake pan, actually use it for most all my cakes. The pound cake I made looked so beautiful on my platter, I surrounded the outer edge of the cake platter with some fresh flowers, if I say so myself, it was beautiful. It's presentation, presentation, presentation.!! : ) Good Luck, and happy baking. Patti Fessenden
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The 20 cupcakes should be small, the regular size may not fit in a single level, the larger level is more or less the size of a dinner plate. The display is sturdy, but will not take any type of abuse, it is simply for displaying and gentle handling. I would put the larger cake at the bottom to avoid putting pressure on the unit when cutting, if you will be the one cutting and serving you may be able to pull it off.