You have no idea how helpful your tutorials are. For a beginner caker they make a huge difference between a great cake and a flop. Thank you for sharing and keep on caking 💜
I echo you .. every time during baking or designing if I stuck some where , only thing I do , search your videos :) . And it's all sorted. THANK YOU!!!!! God bless you!!! You are a genius.
I like the stacked way you freeze two layers in wrap at the same time. Thank you so much for the detailed steps to the three different stages at which you can freeze.
You do such a fantastic job in terms of helping us in our baking, no matter what stage of this journey we are in! Thanks, Emily, I love your cake designs and the inspiration behind them! 😊🙏🏽🇨🇦
I made a wedding cake for my son’s wedding, freezing the layers. They kept for a week great in the freezer and when thawed to frost, they tasted like bakery cake. I think the freezing really helps them!
Thanx again for this tutorial. I have been doing cakes for just 4 months and not daily. I can make like 2 cakes in a month but people think of me as a pro who has been doing this for some time yet it's just because of your tutorials. They have been the best tool for my cake journey. God keep blessing you with all things good even more than you can ever imagine for helping people like me be better at what they do. Plus your tutorials are very realistic. "I don't know how many times I'll say that."
Thanks so much for this video,this will help a lot to me especially when I’m busy. I can bake in advance and just freeze it until it’s time to use it. Thanks and God bless!
I just love all of ur videos you get straight to the point... And educate from beginning to end Without going on about other stuff.... You were born for this.... Thanks
This is going to be super helpful for me because I always have such a busy schedule trying to balance school and my small business thank you so much for this
Thank you for your baking videos. They are so helpful. But I have a question, when you freeze your crumb coated cake, for how long can it be kept frozen before frosting and decorating it? You didn’t give a specific amount of time.
Great video with quick relevant info, thank you. What are your thoughts on freezing sugarpaste covered cakes please? Obviously sugarpaste cakes and decorations aren’t good on the fridge without wrapping very securely, as they’ll sweat and the sugarpaste/gumpaste decorations will sweat/deteriorate/lose structure. xx
Thank you for another helpful video! I am just wondering, if I freeze individual layers, can I then refreeze those same layers when the cake is fully decorated?
Hiya I just wanted to ask I made the cake today and I want to decorate it tomorrow. can I leave it outside on the kitchen table overnight or shall I put the cake in the fridge.Thank youx
Have you had any trouble with air bubbles forming under the buttercream when freezing your cakes? I just recently started getting this problem and idk how to avoid it. 😩
After frosting them yes, you can leave them at room temperature for 2 days and they will taste fresh. The frosting will seal the moisture in the cake so it won't dry out quickly
I haven't tried it with whipped cream. The reason it works with buttercream is that buttercream frosting sets and gets very firm when it's frozen, so the cling wrap won't damage the frosting. If your whipped cream frosting gets firm in the freezer too then yes, it will work!
Hey! Love your cakes and videos. I’m looking for a vanilla cake I can use oil in instead of butter. Any suggestion’s? I also want to frost it with decorations
I know this is a year old but hoping you might still look in your comments section and answer questions! I have agreed to making my friends daughters wedding cake next June. So, I have a while to practice but I am in no way a professional and have never frozen a cake. She wants a small two tiered cake with 100 small individual cakes, half chocolate, half white, raspberry filling and buttercream frosting. I think I am in way over my head! Was thinking to bake sheet cakes, freeze, next day cut out the individual cakes, fill with raspberry filling, crumb coat, then freeze them all again. So, a couple of things: will my cake dry out too much and affect flavor, if i freeze, assemble and freeze again? Also, thinking to just do little "naked" cakes, defrost the night before, bring to the venue and decorate the tops with fresh flowers, so again, because they sre "naked" and it is June, will they dry out too much? Not sure if there is a better way to do this or not, timing, procedure? Any help would greatly be appreciated!
Just a novice is here, but I think as long as you plastic wrap it, you should be good! Also look into testing one since you’ll have so many and apply simple syrup if you need to 😊Good idea on the sheet cakes!! best of luck❤
Hi i’m so happy to have come across your channel, your tips are so helpful! Your amazing! Just wanted to ask when you bake cake layers, can you put them in the fridge for 30mins and then do the crumbcoat? Also when i’m doing the buttercream after putting on crumbcoat, will the remainder of my buttercream go lumpy or have air bubbles in, while I wait for my crumbcoat to set abit? And lastly once ive completed the cake, can I leave it in the fridge over night? Sorry for so many questions hope to get a reply would be amazing if you could help out thank you :)
Hi! After the cakes cool from baking yes, it’s fine to put them on the fridge or freezer for about 30 minutes before making your cake. The while the crumb coat sets just cover the bowl of buttercream so it doesn’t crust. Stir it a few times before using for the final coat, to knock out any air bubbles. And yes, refrigerating the cake overnight is fine. I recommend taking out 2 to 4 hours before you serve it so that it warms up to room temperature and that’s when the cake and buttercream will taste best.
WOW - Just discovered your channel and love it - UK here 🎂I haven't yet had chance to look through all the recipies but do you have a recipe for a three layer 8" vanilla cake? Thank you ❤
Thanks for this great tutorial! Can you also freeze a frosted & decorated cake if it includes fondant accents, or will it sweat and cause problems after thawing?
I have seen people freeze fondant decorations and if you do, make sure you thaw them correctly by moving them (still wrapped) to the fridge for 12-24 hours before taking out to room temperature.
This is so much helpful So the one with just the cram coat ...how long can it stay in the freezer and whether or not I need to wrap it like the done one ?
Hello! I am wanting to freeze a crumb coated cake for three weeks, before decorating one day prior to the event. To freeze the crumb coated cake, should I just put the cake in the freezer for 15 minutes, then wrap the cake in plastic wrap? If so, when should I removed the plastic wrap before decorating: while it is still frozen or when it has thawed? Thanks
Great question! I would move the cake from the freezer to the fridge 24 hours before frosting, and take the plastic wrap off as soon as you take the cake out of the fridge to frost it.
@@BritishGirlBakes une fois décongelé dans le frigo, le film alimentaire ne va pas abîmer le glaçage ? Combien de temps avant de déguster le gâteau on doit sortir le gâteau du frigo ?
Hi there, I found this tutorial really useful thank you. I was hoping you might be able to offer some advice on a project I need to do. I am very time poor but the cake I want to do is complicated. I was hoping I could do it in stages and only have to do the final decorations on the day. Is it possible to: put a cake back in the freezer after doing the final frosting and take it out to thaw and add the final finishing touches? I’d have to make each layer separately and freeze them, then take it out to buttercream between layers and crumb coat. Put it back in the freezer and then take it out to finish frosting before putting it back in freezer until the day. Is this possible or would the cake thaw too much to return it once time spent adding final frosting?
I do occasionally and I haven’t had any problems but I should clarify that I don’t sell my cakes so if you do, it would depend on the food and safety regulations in your area
Hi I'm a bit confused, you say you like to frost the cake direct from the freeze as they are less crumbly , then afterwards you say you like to wait for the cake to thaw before applying before the final coat of frosting because then you'll be able to take your time to perfect the frosting, so basically which is best please? Thank you LOVE your videos!
Hi! Great question! I put the layers in the freezer for about 30 minutes to tell them slightly before frosting, which makes them less crumbly. You can do the same with the crumb coat before the final coat (freezer for about 30 minutes) but I don’t recommend freezing completely and then frosting straight away
@@BritishGirlBakes thank you for your prompt reply. I'm doing a cake for my daughter's 21st birthday party and trying to get a bit ahead. Will be joining your course at some point by the way, probably towards Christmas time.
Hey I love your videos!! If I do the crumb coat and then freeze after do I have to wait for it to thaw before icing it? Or can I ice it while it’s frozen? Xxx💖💖💖
I don't recommend frosting a fully frozen cake but if you only put the cake in the freezer for about 15 minutes to set the crumb coat, you can then frost it straight away. Hope that helps!
I cn also do this with whipped cream right?? Also I wanted the recipe for wedding sponge cake. Plzz help. Yur recipes r soo vry easy to follow. Thank u soo mch.
Fantastic video! I have a question. Could you please suggest how to wrap or not wrap a pound cake being prepared for shipping? I’ve shipped 2 cakes so far. But I know that I put an incredible amount of plastic wrap on it, and then even more plastic wrap before shipping it out. I appreciate any helpful advice you can provide.
Wow, I haven't heard of shipping cakes! Are they frosted? How do you make sure they don't get damaged? As far as plastic wrap, what about ziplock bags to keep them airtight? Or if your concern is environmental, someone mentioned beeswax wrap but I haven't seen or tried it myself.
@@BritishGirlBakes I wrapped my cakes in bunch of plastic wrap and shrink wrap. But it was excessive amount of wrapped plastic wrap. They arrived intact in both Texas and Florida (I live in Pennsylvania). Both recipients told me the cakes were delicious and most. The problem was excessive amounts of plastic wrap used to d add ship the cakes. I started my own Baking business and I’m trying gain knowledge on what is the best ways to o freeze and s as hip my Pound cakes.
It's the first time I am freezing sponge for my son's birthday cake. I am a little apprehensive, will it be too dry😬 I assume take out at least 24 hrs before you need it? Also your chocolate cake looks amazing, do you have a recipe?
As long as you wrap the cake to seal it, it shouldn't dry out :) And yes! It's my Perfect Chocolate Cake recipe: britishgirlbakes.com/perfect-chocolate-cake/
I have tried putting the cake in the refrigerator after the crumb coat, but I have noticed once I take it out and do the rest of the icing, water tends to come out from the cake. 😢 I live in a very warm and a humid country. May be this doesnt work when the temperature is high? I was searching a lot about this but couldn't find a good answer. Somebody told for a climate like where I am living we should onlyput the cake to refrigerate less than 15 minutes. Just wandering whether you have come across this scenario
Been freezing my cakes and then icing them while frozen for years. Huge time saver and the cakes are always moist and the taste is great.
Yessss! So happy to hear that!
It’s kinda like when you make spaghetti. It always tastes better the second day because the flavors marry and become richer. Perfection!
Wanted to ask how long do u put your cake in the fridge and once u iced it how long do u leave to thaw
Do you let it cool first ? or Do wrap it and put it straight in the freezer
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You have no idea how helpful your tutorials are. For a beginner caker they make a huge difference between a great cake and a flop. Thank you for sharing and keep on caking 💜
Thank you so much! Your comments always make my day!
I echo you .. every time during baking or designing if I stuck some where , only thing I do , search your videos :) . And it's all sorted. THANK YOU!!!!! God bless you!!! You are a genius.
Totally Agree
Here I am two years later ! .. so helpful .. boyfriends birthday cake this week !!
Very informative. I am a seasoned baker but my decorating skills are still growing. You shared a lot that I didn't know. Thank you.
Wow! Thank you! Thank you! Very good usual tips! I'm not a professional baker and this tips were great and it was easily explained.
I like the stacked way you freeze two layers in wrap at the same time. Thank you so much for the detailed steps to the three different stages at which you can freeze.
Thanks so much! Glad it was helpful!
You do such a fantastic job in terms of helping us in our baking, no matter what stage of this journey we are in! Thanks, Emily, I love your cake designs and the inspiration behind them! 😊🙏🏽🇨🇦
Thank you so much! I love making the videos but I love it even more when I read comments like yours!
@@BritishGirlBakes I think it's important to give you feedback, and hope that others give you encouragement to continue making videos!! 🤗
I made a wedding cake for my son’s wedding, freezing the layers. They kept for a week great in the freezer and when thawed to frost, they tasted like bakery cake. I think the freezing really helps them!
Thanx again for this tutorial. I have been doing cakes for just 4 months and not daily. I can make like 2 cakes in a month but people think of me as a pro who has been doing this for some time yet it's just because of your tutorials. They have been the best tool for my cake journey. God keep blessing you with all things good even more than you can ever imagine for helping people like me be better at what they do. Plus your tutorials are very realistic. "I don't know how many times I'll say that."
Thanks so much for this video,this will help a lot to me especially when I’m busy. I can bake in advance and just freeze it until it’s time to use it. Thanks and God bless!
I just love all of ur videos you get straight to the point...
And educate from beginning to end
Without going on about other stuff....
You were born for this....
Thanks
Wow, thanks for the lovely comment!
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So happy I came across this lady when it comes to baking and freezing. Xx
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As a baker just starting my business, this is truly helpful
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Sending all the love from 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦. I will try this, hope it won't sweat after removing it from the fridge
Good luck!
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Thank you so much!
This is going to be super helpful for me because I always have such a busy schedule trying to balance school and my small business thank you so much for this
Perfect! I'm so happy it's helpful!
Thank you for your baking videos. They are so helpful. But I have a question, when you freeze your crumb coated cake, for how long can it be kept frozen before frosting and decorating it? You didn’t give a specific amount of time.
wow this was such an amazing video. thank you so much for all the work you put into it, it did not go unappreciated
Love your teaching skills. Very helpful for the beginners.
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This was so helpful - thank you so much! I've always had a problem with icing melting in the heat
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Thanks very much first time baker an am getting married in June so I can bake an frost my cake from now an freeze it great
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Really your videos are informative. I like your information . Tq so much
Thank you so much 🙂
Great video with quick relevant info, thank you. What are your thoughts on freezing sugarpaste covered cakes please? Obviously sugarpaste cakes and decorations aren’t good on the fridge without wrapping very securely, as they’ll sweat and the sugarpaste/gumpaste decorations will sweat/deteriorate/lose structure. xx
Thanks!! Will definitely coming back to your videos like this and on how to frost when I'll be decorating as well
Perfect!
Excellent infomation! Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
This is the tutorial I've been waiting for. Thank you so much it's very helpful 😊
Thank you for another helpful video! I am just wondering, if I freeze individual layers, can I then refreeze those same layers when the cake is fully decorated?
Thank you so much for sharing, great help not wasting food☺️
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for an informative tutorial. Xx
I also wrap my cakes in foil after the plastic layer, just for added protection 😊
Woow great time saving method thi is.Thank you so much
You're welcome! Glad it's useful!
This is great as I love having cake on hand but rarely time to bake it.
It's such a long process to make a cake from start to finish in one day, isn't it?
Thanks for your helpful tips, your video presentation was fantastic and I've now subscribed. 💐💫🦋💓
Yay! Thank you!
Thank you so much.🥰 Needed to learn this so I balance my business and work.
That's a great reason :)
Hiya I just wanted to ask I made the cake today and I want to decorate it tomorrow. can I leave it outside on the kitchen table overnight or shall I put the cake in the fridge.Thank youx
I actually wrap my cakes while they are still pretty warm because the heat kind of shrink wraps the plastic around the cake.
That's so clever!
@@BritishGirlBakes and it traps all the moisture in the cake so when you defrost it, it’s moist.
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You're welcome 😊
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You're very welcome! It's so nice to hear a video is useful!
I really enjoyed this tutorial! I really can't wait for Tuesdays to hear another great video! ❤ Thank you!
Thank you so much for that lovely comment!
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Thank you! 😊
Thanks ma'am. I'm always looking out for your tips. Very useful . keep it up
Thank you! My pleasure 😊
Great to know. Thank you for the tips. May i ask can i frozen the cake after decorating with whipped cream? Will whipped cream works the same?
Your videos are by far the best!
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These all looked delicious 😋. Especially the Shrimp dish! Glad you’re feeling better. I hope you enjoyed your Thanksgiving. 🧡
I never defrost mine I decorate them directly out of the freezer, too. I like the cakes to be as sturdy as possible. They taste exactly like fresh.
Great idea. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing. The tips are very helpful
I'm so glad!
Have you had any trouble with air bubbles forming under the buttercream when freezing your cakes? I just recently started getting this problem and idk how to avoid it. 😩
Thanks so much for sharing these great tips! 😃
Glad it was helpful!
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After freezing the cake for some days,when I take them out and decorate,can I left them out at room temperature for two days?will they taste fresh?
After frosting them yes, you can leave them at room temperature for 2 days and they will taste fresh. The frosting will seal the moisture in the cake so it won't dry out quickly
Thank you so much for e video
It's really helpful
I'm so glad it's helpful!
Thank you for the useful suggestions.does this work on whipped cream especially covering with cling wrap after the final decorationg the cake
I haven't tried it with whipped cream. The reason it works with buttercream is that buttercream frosting sets and gets very firm when it's frozen, so the cling wrap won't damage the frosting. If your whipped cream frosting gets firm in the freezer too then yes, it will work!
Hey! Love your cakes and videos. I’m looking for a vanilla cake I can use oil in instead of butter. Any suggestion’s? I also want to frost it with decorations
Thank you. Your tips are so helpful.
I'm so glad they are!
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I know this is a year old but hoping you might still look in your comments section and answer questions! I have agreed to making my friends daughters wedding cake next June. So, I have a while to practice but I am in no way a professional and have never frozen a cake. She wants a small two tiered cake with 100 small individual cakes, half chocolate, half white, raspberry filling and buttercream frosting. I think I am in way over my head! Was thinking to bake sheet cakes, freeze, next day cut out the individual cakes, fill with raspberry filling, crumb coat, then freeze them all again. So, a couple of things: will my cake dry out too much and affect flavor, if i freeze, assemble and freeze again? Also, thinking to just do little "naked" cakes, defrost the night before, bring to the venue and decorate the tops with fresh flowers, so again, because they sre "naked" and it is June, will they dry out too much? Not sure if there is a better way to do this or not, timing, procedure? Any help would greatly be appreciated!
Just a novice is here, but I think as long as you plastic wrap it, you should be good! Also look into testing one since you’ll have so many and apply simple syrup if you need to 😊Good idea on the sheet cakes!! best of luck❤
Hi i’m so happy to have come across your channel, your tips are so helpful! Your amazing!
Just wanted to ask when you bake cake layers, can you put them in the fridge for 30mins and then do the crumbcoat? Also when i’m doing the buttercream after putting on crumbcoat, will the remainder of my buttercream go lumpy or have air bubbles in, while I wait for my crumbcoat to set abit?
And lastly once ive completed the cake, can I leave it in the fridge over night?
Sorry for so many questions hope to get a reply would be amazing if you could help out thank you :)
Hi! After the cakes cool from baking yes, it’s fine to put them on the fridge or freezer for about 30 minutes before making your cake. The while the crumb coat sets just cover the bowl of buttercream so it doesn’t crust. Stir it a few times before using for the final coat, to knock out any air bubbles. And yes, refrigerating the cake overnight is fine. I recommend taking out 2 to 4 hours before you serve it so that it warms up to room temperature and that’s when the cake and buttercream will taste best.
@@BritishGirlBakes thank you so much!
Wow that is super helpful, thank you!!!
Yay! I'm so glad!
WOW - Just discovered your channel and love it - UK here 🎂I haven't yet had chance to look through all the recipies but do you have a recipe for a three layer 8" vanilla cake? Thank you ❤
Hi! Yes! britishgirlbakes.com/very-vanilla-cake/
Thanks for this great tutorial! Can you also freeze a frosted & decorated cake if it includes fondant accents, or will it sweat and cause problems after thawing?
I have seen people freeze fondant decorations and if you do, make sure you thaw them correctly by moving them (still wrapped) to the fridge for 12-24 hours before taking out to room temperature.
Very useful
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Can you freeze cupcakes to? And frost them while frozen?
This is a great tutorial❤
Thank you! 😊
This is so much helpful So the one with just the cram coat ...how long can it stay in the freezer and whether or not I need to wrap it like the done one ?
If it's in the freezer for just a few hours you don't need to wrap it but if it's there overnight I would wrap it to prevent condensation forming
Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure!
Hello! I am wanting to freeze a crumb coated cake for three weeks, before decorating one day prior to the event. To freeze the crumb coated cake, should I just put the cake in the freezer for 15 minutes, then wrap the cake in plastic wrap? If so, when should I removed the plastic wrap before decorating: while it is still frozen or when it has thawed? Thanks
Great question! I would move the cake from the freezer to the fridge 24 hours before frosting, and take the plastic wrap off as soon as you take the cake out of the fridge to frost it.
@@BritishGirlBakes une fois décongelé dans le frigo, le film alimentaire ne va pas abîmer le glaçage ? Combien de temps avant de déguster le gâteau on doit sortir le gâteau du frigo ?
Thanks !! can you please share your yellow/vanilla cake recipe ??
Absolutely! It's on www.britishgirlbakes.com
I love it. Now i know what to do so i wont to stressed myself
Hi there, I found this tutorial really useful thank you. I was hoping you might be able to offer some advice on a project I need to do. I am very time poor but the cake I want to do is complicated. I was hoping I could do it in stages and only have to do the final decorations on the day. Is it possible to: put a cake back in the freezer after doing the final frosting and take it out to thaw and add the final finishing touches? I’d have to make each layer separately and freeze them, then take it out to buttercream between layers and crumb coat. Put it back in the freezer and then take it out to finish frosting before putting it back in freezer until the day. Is this possible or would the cake thaw too much to return it once time spent adding final frosting?
Can you defrost them and re freeze them?
Great video
I do occasionally and I haven’t had any problems but I should clarify that I don’t sell my cakes so if you do, it would depend on the food and safety regulations in your area
Hi I'm a bit confused, you say you like to frost the cake direct from the freeze as they are less crumbly , then afterwards you say you like to wait for the cake to thaw before applying before the final coat of frosting because then you'll be able to take your time to perfect the frosting, so basically which is best please? Thank you LOVE your videos!
Hi! Great question! I put the layers in the freezer for about 30 minutes to tell them slightly before frosting, which makes them less crumbly. You can do the same with the crumb coat before the final coat (freezer for about 30 minutes) but I don’t recommend freezing completely and then frosting straight away
@@BritishGirlBakes thank you for your prompt reply. I'm doing a cake for my daughter's 21st birthday party and trying to get a bit ahead. Will be joining your course at some point by the way, probably towards Christmas time.
Hey I love your videos!! If I do the crumb coat and then freeze after do I have to wait for it to thaw before icing it? Or can I ice it while it’s frozen? Xxx💖💖💖
I don't recommend frosting a fully frozen cake but if you only put the cake in the freezer for about 15 minutes to set the crumb coat, you can then frost it straight away. Hope that helps!
Hi can we freeze the cakes which are decorated with butter icing and fondant figures ?
Your chocolate cake looks very moist and delicious. Kindly share the recipe.
Thanks! It's my Perfect Chocolate Cake and the recipe is on www.britishgirlbakes.com
Really helpful
I cn also do this with whipped cream right?? Also I wanted the recipe for wedding sponge cake. Plzz help. Yur recipes r soo vry easy to follow. Thank u soo mch.
Can I add plain water for moistening nd dn freeze the cake sponge. Is it ok???
Brilliant thank you ❤
So im confused... do i need to take it out before frosting then or can i just frost and decorate the frozen layers?
Yup loved this video
Yay! Thanks!
When delivering the cake, won't the frosting melt due to the warmth of the weather because it came from the freezer?
Will the simple syrup crystallize in the freezer? TIA
Fantastic video! I have a question. Could you please suggest how to wrap or not wrap a pound cake being prepared for shipping? I’ve shipped 2 cakes so far. But I know that I put an incredible amount of plastic wrap on it, and then even more plastic wrap before shipping it out. I appreciate any helpful advice you can provide.
Wow, I haven't heard of shipping cakes! Are they frosted? How do you make sure they don't get damaged? As far as plastic wrap, what about ziplock bags to keep them airtight? Or if your concern is environmental, someone mentioned beeswax wrap but I haven't seen or tried it myself.
@@BritishGirlBakes no my pound cakes aren’t iced. I was wondering if you could please recommend a freezer-safe container to store it in my freezer.
@@BritishGirlBakes I wrapped my cakes in bunch of plastic wrap and shrink wrap. But it was excessive amount of wrapped plastic wrap. They arrived intact in both Texas and Florida (I live in Pennsylvania). Both recipients told me the cakes were delicious and most. The problem was excessive amounts of plastic wrap used to d add ship the cakes. I started my own Baking business and I’m trying gain knowledge on what is the best ways to o freeze and s as hip my Pound cakes.
Keeping the decorated cake and then thawing it will it make the cake sweat due to condensation?? Pls advice
She covered that in the video.
If you crumbcoat them directly after taking them out of the freezer how to defrost them and for how long?
Hallo, i want to know is this method can be applied for butter cake and chiffon cake?
It's the first time I am freezing sponge for my son's birthday cake.
I am a little apprehensive, will it be too dry😬
I assume take out at least 24 hrs before you need it?
Also your chocolate cake looks amazing, do you have a recipe?
As long as you wrap the cake to seal it, it shouldn't dry out :) And yes! It's my Perfect Chocolate Cake recipe: britishgirlbakes.com/perfect-chocolate-cake/
Thanks you Emily 💐🤝
For sharing tips..
I will stay connected..
Great tutor..😍
Thanks so much 😊
Thankyou i really need to know this🥰🥰🥰🥰
You’re welcome 😊
I have tried putting the cake in the refrigerator after the crumb coat, but I have noticed once I take it out and do the rest of the icing, water tends to come out from the cake. 😢 I live in a very warm and a humid country. May be this doesnt work when the temperature is high? I was searching a lot about this but couldn't find a good answer. Somebody told for a climate like where I am living we should onlyput the cake to refrigerate less than 15 minutes. Just wandering whether you have come across this scenario