DELIVERY ONLY

During this outbreak of corona virus we will only be able to offer home delivery of our cakes with the following measures in place. Please remember that social distancing is critical to try and stop the spread of this virus. When delivering your cake • A small table or box that is sufficiently strong to take the weight of the cake will be placed outide by our customer weather permitting. We advise that cakes are not placed on the ground even in a box. • A two meter distance will be maintained between ourselves and our customer when placing or receiving our product. • Our product must be paid for in advance of the drop off as we are not accepting payment in cash.

TRANSPORTING YOUR CAKE We all have had experience of transporting something which has not quite worked out as well as we would have like it to, the following advice will help you transport your cake safely. Check the car for level spots. As much as you may want to put the cake on the seat next to you, a slanted surface could cause your cake to slide off the board and into the side of the box. Instead place your cake on a flat, level surface, such as in the trunk of the car. For added stability, use a non-skid mat (or even that yoga mat in your trunk) to prevent the boxes from sliding around. Driving with your cake Set off smoothly Keep temperature inside and outside the car in mind. Cakes should be kept cool to prevent melting. If it’s a hot day outside, the air conditioning may not reach the trunk, so it might be safer to place the cake on the floor of the car to keep it cool. If it’s too cold outside, your icing may start to freeze and could sweat as it comes back to room temperature. A dab of paper towel should help with that, so add those to your repair kit if you’re traveling in the freezing winter months! Below tips are for short distances or short trips (local) up to 30 minutes drive from handover. I always give customers a piece of non-slip fabric to put under the cake box. Tip #1 Have a second person in the car to assist and support the cake box, if possible. To make sure it doesn’t slide. Tip #2 Do not put the cake in direct sunlight. Tip #3 If you don’t have help, put the cake in the flattest part of the car, which is usually the passenger side floor in the front seat. TIP #4 Drive carefully. Like your granny is in the car. G TIP #5