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Christmas Cake Boxes

kah22 · 2018-09-23 13:15:31

I’m baking four Christmas Cakes this year. One for myself the others as presents. I’m using the Delia Smith recipe. It’s baked in a 20 cm round cake tin To keep it fresh I appreciate I’ll have to keep it well wrapped but I’m wondering what’s the best type of cake tin to use taking presentation into account; one slightly…

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VfM4meplse Posts: 34,269 Forumite

25 September 2018 at 11:27PM

kah22 wrote: »

It’s mainly presentation I’m thinking off.

In previous years I used biscuit tin boxes both for storage during the initial feeding stage with the cake covered in greeceproof paper and I handed it over in the tin minus the paper

This year I haven’t got any tins and anyway I want to go a little bit more posh this year

I've always used foil but I'm guessing that moves you away from posh rather than closer to it!

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