so is it enough for 100 dozen cupcakes?
780163
Sorry, not sure. I only make them once in a while for school events. Its just nice to have so I don't have to worry about anyone not returning my cupcake holders.
763612
i think it would work, it is set up for cupcakes, but the smaller ones wouldn't slide around too much
2121835
it depends what the decoration is, if you just sprinkle it can easily covered 4-6 dozens but it will depend on how much gold color you need on the cup cakes!!
2159861
If they are minis you can fit just under 4 dozen, regular size cupcakes you can fit up to two dozen depending on the size of the cupcakes. I usually can get only 22 or 23 and they are snug.
137328
Big enough to have to use 2 cake mixes. Also, cook top and bottom halves separately. The top part of the cupcake will cook quicker than the bottom half.
1834005
This tier cupcake stand was an excellent purchase for me. I used the full size cupcakes which held about twelve however there was still room to place about two more on the tier. I'm guessing the tier stand should be able to hold about twenty five or so mini cupcakes (depending on the size). Hope this helped.
732348
25 five-gram containers if you only want one pinch per cupcake and 50 containers if you want two pinches per cupcake. I'd probably buy 40, myself.
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.
469409
I bought this foru wedding 'cupcake cake'. My cake lady tries it put to see how many it would hold. I believe we were able to get 50 regular sized cupcakes on the stand. Hope this helps.
1844264
I had 100 cupcakes at my wedding, it held them all...except I had a row around the very bottom as well (sitting on the table underneath the bottom layer of the stand).
901007
Using ALL the tiers the mfr says it holds 100 regular size cupcakes, 200 mini-cupcakes. I found that that means if they are sqooshed close together; I like to leave some space between them and therefore put less on than that. You can also put tissue paper in coordinating colors under the cupcakes - looks nice. I really recommend this stand - use it all the time!
738956
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.
875669
Depending on the size of the cupcakes it can hold up to 18 small or 12 large
1544757
It could hold a bit more(perhaps 150) but 100 seems to work best.Hope this helps.
2057105
I bought this stand for a friends wedding I did last summer. You can assemble it tier by tier. I did not use the top tier because I put a cake up top. There is plenty of room for jumbo cupcakes, with myself only using the three bottom tiers for cupcakes I still was able to fit about 60. I also wrapped ribbon around the edge of each tier to give it some more color;)
256143
I used this tower for a baby shower and displayed 24 "normal" sized cupcakes on it (not the giant gourmet sized ones), with a little extra room to spare. I had three on the top tier, but probably could have squeezed four onto it. It seems really sturdy once you get it assembled, as long as you're sure to push the stems into the plates fully. I don't know how heavy your top tier cake is, but as long as it's going to be sitting still, I'm sure it could handle the weight.
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We fit the following full sized cupcakes. 4 top level; 9 second level; approx. 15 third level; approx. 18-20 bottom level - I'm counting from the photo we took so numbers on the lower levels are not exact :)