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Rather have this then picking it out while cutting or eating

@41052 to each their own. Just wondering cuz tall cakes supposed to have supports

The perimeter dowels are all still there. The CakeSafe center rod replaces the center dowel. 👍

and people like you will never be happy!!!

And? It's still edible. You can still cut a slice out of it. You can eat the cake. Unless it needed to be perfectly straight to shove up your ass.

It’s just the camera angle/shadow in this video. We have plenty of footage showing it’s perfectly straight.

Thank you so much for the kind words! I’m so happy it’s working well for you. ❤

The CakeSafe’s center rod replaces your normal center dowel. You can optionally slide a precut center dowel into the small hole left by the CakeSafe rod once you’re at the venue. Or if you’re a baker that builds your cake on your center dowel you can still do so. Just put the cake a bit off center in the CakeSafe. 👍❤️

Thank you so much! They really take a lot of stress off the baker too. They can drive without being a nervous wreck because slammed brakes no longer means disaster. ❤

@CakeSafeLLC less stress all around on an already stressful day is always welcomed

Better to have 10 seconds of trying not to drop it than an entire delivery! ;)

Thank you so much!! ❤

Thank you!

Juli does not refrigerate before removing the disks, but that is personal preference. Try putting the tier in the freezer for 20 minutes before removing the disks if you like.

Thank you so much! 💚

Thank you for the kind words and for supporting our family business. 🥰

Thank you so much Ani!! 🥰🥰

Contact the manufacturer and maybe they can give advice on how to fix it.

Our owner retired from baking for clients. She only bakes demonstration cakes now.

В верхней части CakeSafe есть небольшая деталь, которая называется центральной направляющей деталью. Она обеспечивает прохождение центрального стержня через центр коробки и попадание в отверстие в основании CakeSafe.

How did it go? With any new process it takes a few tries to get the hang of. I'm happy to help with tips and tricks if you want. My email is CakeSafeRachel@gmail.com

My pleasure! Thank you for watching.

You don't need to, and I typically don't replace the center rod with a center dowel. However this top tier was a double barrel and I wanted to make sure it was stable in case someone bumped the table. We do recommend adding a pre-cut center dowel at the venue if the cake is displayed in a high traffic area like on the dance floor. But you're not doing anything wrong by not adding one. Go with your own judgement and you'll be great!

It's Swiss Meringue Buttercream

@CakeSafeLLC Thanks 😍

This is the Itsy Bitsy. It holds up to a 12 inch cake base/drum, and has an interior height of 12.5 inches.

it’s being sent to the cake infirmary!!

Louder for the people in the back! ❤️❤️❤️

That trend needs to end 😫 All tiered cakes have dowels around the perimeter of each tier and in the center, whether a CakeSafe is used or not. People can get seriously hurt.

@@CakeSafeLLC and that looks like a wedding cake which if the couple are not at an agreement of cake fighting (even them face smashing is not safe) the person could loose their spouse and the spouse could get injured

Thank you! 🥰

You can if it will bring you peace of mind. It’s very easy to insert a precut center dowel into the small hole left by the CakeSafe’s center rod. Here’s a video showing that.

Thanks so much 😊

I’m using a Luxury Cake Base from CakeSafe.com. They have half inch feet on them so it’s easy to get your fingers underneath. 👍

Absolutely! There's a folding cart made by Olympia that you can get on Amazon. A lot of our customers use that one. There's one with a 150lb maximum capacity, and one with a 300lb max capacity. This link will take you to 3 different collapsible carts that are commonly used by our customers. www.amazon.com/shop/cakesafe/list/2KMAT3CT91W0Q?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d If you're on Facebook I'd recommend joining the group called CakeSafe Crusaders. You can search the word "cart" in the group and see all the posts where our customers talk about the carts they use and why they like them. And if you're in a bind, don't hesitate to grab a member of the venue's staff to help you carry the cake. Our owner Juli was nervous to do that at first, but she's only been met with eagerness. And people love seeing the CakeSafe.