Fit Meal Prep [100 Pack] 14×10 Rectangular Cake Stand White Cardboard Cake Boards Quarter Sheet Disposable Cake Base, Desserts and Pastries Food Bottoms Grease Proof and Moisture Resistant
Rated 4.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating
(1 customer review)
$75.95
| Quantity | Price | Discount |
|---|---|---|
| 10-25 | $64.56 | 15% |
| 26+ | $56.96 | 25% |
Category: Bakeware
Tags: Fit Meal Prep, Kitchen
Description
Brand: Fit Meal Prep
Color: White
Features:
- Create Sturdy Base: Never fear dropping your cake again with this sturdy corrugated rectangular cake stand. The cardboard cake boards brings strength to the base for all kinds of cakes, keeps the bottom dry and sturdy.
- Elegant: Wavy lace design displays well and hold up any type of cakes, pastries and even as pizza plates. that will make your holiday, birthday party, wedding or Valentine’s day perfect.
- Commercial Grade Quality: This is made of premium materials, These are sturdy, dense, grease and moisture resistant. These cardboard cake boards work great as decoration and makes transport possible ensuring your cake is in good place.
- Convenient to Use: The corrugated design made it easier to clean since it holds the excess and crumbs. You can also wiped the edges especially the icings for a neat presentation without fearing that the board will become floppy and bend.
- Guaranteed: Made of food grade quality cardboard material that assures cleanliness, safety.
Package Dimensions: 0x0x0
UPC: 810041563231
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