September 2010 Weddings
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Wedding Cake
So next weekend is our 1st year anniversary. We have had our top part of the cake in the freezer for almost a year. How soon before we eat it should I take it out of the freezer and put in the refrigerator?
Thanks!
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Re: Wedding Cake
We do two days to thaw pretty much anything, but I think our fridge is colder than most. If you want a more 'expert' opinion, can you call your baker and ask?
We weren't able to get ours frozen right away so we had to order a new one, but like Mush I'm pretty sure we wouldn't have had room in our freezer for it anyway. Every weekend when we go grocery shopping it's a struggle to fit everything in there!