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To freeze the cake?

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Rightokthen · 11/04/2015 16:43

Just had little party for ds birthday. He's 2. Anyway party over and we forgot about the cake!

Dh says freeze for next year? You can't freeze cake for a year can you?? Would normally eat it but we are on a health kick so can't do that.

Most guests live far away so not much opportunity to dole it out.

Ideas? Freeze for a year????

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Discopanda · 11/04/2015 16:44

You can't freeze it once it's iced

CaTsMaMmA · 11/04/2015 16:45

freeze it for next year?? don't be ridiculous!

eat the cake! health kick or not.

CrystalCove · 11/04/2015 16:46

No, I wouldn't think that would work. I freeze undecorated cakes for up to a few months but icing doesn't freeze well I don't think.

slanleat · 11/04/2015 16:48

Throw it away? If you really don't want to eat it (and I get that) then maybe break it up, and bring your little one to a park where he could feed the ducks?

It wont keep for a year in the freezer, so unless you want to make some sort of a tradition of using the same cake every year (and never eating it) then you may just as well throw it out now.

addictedtosugar · 11/04/2015 16:49

What type of icing?
Butter icing freezes fine, but a year is a bit too long.
I'd cut it into pieces, freeze most, and let your boy have a piece occasionally - its great if you take it out of the freezer about an hour in advance. If its butter icing, you can also microwave, and serve with icecream - like chocolate fudge cakes in the pub sort of idea, the icing all melts.

TheSpottedZebra · 11/04/2015 16:49

Freeze it in small slices then take them out one at a time to fit with your health kick?

Rightokthen · 11/04/2015 16:50

It's just a supermarket cake. Not buttercream I don't think, well it is on the inside. Thomas and friends cake

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Rightokthen · 11/04/2015 16:51

Haha I don't know why I told you it's a thomas cake. I doubt that would make a difference.....
Can I cut it up and freeze bits of it?

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Rightokthen · 11/04/2015 16:53

Yes zebra that's what I'm going with I think....

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addictedtosugar · 11/04/2015 16:53

Yes. Don't know what will happen to the fondant icing on the top tho.

FreshsatsumaforDd · 11/04/2015 16:57

I have sliced cakes first then frozen them. Take out one or two slices at a time. Worked really well!

TheSpottedZebra · 11/04/2015 17:34

The fondant icing will probably get a bit sticky and maybe a bit blotchy but it will taste fine and be fine to eat.

Rightokthen · 11/04/2015 18:22

Thanks everyone! We've eaten hd of thomas and the other half has gone to next door neighbours. Thanks for the advice Grin

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