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Freezing Q - cakes and biscuits

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  • rosieben
    rosieben Posts: 5,010 Forumite
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    I don't see why it wouldnt freeze, I've frozen sponges with buttercream topping and they've been fine, take it out of the packing to thaw ;)

    you could freeze it in slices?
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  • zippychick
    zippychick Posts: 9,339 Forumite
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    there is a similar older thread which should help (freezing supermarket bday cake)

    Freezing q - cakes and biscuits may also help (this thread is about HM goodies)

    I'll merge this later
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  • ginvzt
    ginvzt Posts: 4,878 Forumite
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    sogs wrote: »
    Hi All,

    My son has been given a lovely chocolate/cream birthday cake specially made from a baker it is far too big to use can the cake be frozen as it would be a shame to waste.

    thanks

    Cake too big? That doesn't happen in our house....
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  • polkadot
    polkadot Posts: 1,867 Forumite
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    Yes you can,in fact its a better option to do this than to leave it in the fridge.We often freeze samples if we have a lot to do,and take them out of the freezer to thaw at room temp.
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