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What kind of box should I put these in?
I am going to make cupcakes, brownies, and cookies for Christmas to give to each part of my family. There are 4 or 5 people in each group. I need to know how I should pack these up and give them to them. I need enough room for 5 or 4 of each item. I also don t want the cupcakes falling or getting messed up. Any help would be appreciated! :) I have also looked into treat boxes but they seem to be too small or only for cupcakes.
5 Answers
- 6 years ago
Unless you get boxes made for cupcakes you're going to have problems keeping the icing on them from mucking up. I make gift baskets for family/friends every year and for that purpose I never make cupcakes because of the icing. I do give cupcakes as gifts on other occasions but I use boxes. You can in fact get boxes for 4 or 6 or 12 cupcakes. MIchael's may not have them but depending on where you are located, other similar stores will have them. Costco, Bulk Barn here in CAnada has all sorts of boxes/storage options. I don't know where you live so I couldn't possibly suggest places to shop. But there are cake decorating stores everywhere you just have to research this.
For my gift baskets, I use actual baskets, they're a dime a dozen at any dollar store. I line the baskets with pretty cloth or paper, and then I organize the goodies in the basket. I always keep a big roll of the clear gift wrap and ribbon. And voila. My basket sizes vary because each family is different size, so I allow for a couple of truffles, cookies, etc, each person.
- riversconfluenceLv 75 years ago
I would pack the cupcakes alone, then find a separate container for the cookies, so that neither gets squished.
Cookies take on the flavors of their neighbors in a container really quick, so slip each kind of cookie into a plastic bag, tie with a ribbon, then add them to the container.
- 6 years ago
Go to your local Dollar Tree or Dollar General- they have plastic cases that open and close specifically for cupakes, usually in sets of either 4 or 6.
- ckngbbblsLv 76 years ago
skip the cupcakes, they don't pack and stay too well. Brownies and any other bars and cookies package much better.
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- forte88engLv 75 years ago
if you're in uk, then poundland are selling round servers with a lid for cupcakes/muffins.