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A sheet cake is baked in one large, flat, rectangular tin. Perfect for an office birthday, a school party or a wedding with lots of guests, because you can cut a whole stack of slices from it. But a sheet cake does not fit in a regular square cake box. That is why we have separate boxes for sheet cakes, each with a cake board that fits exactly.
Which box fits your sheet cake?
| Box | Height | Matching cake board |
|---|---|---|
| 34x26 cm, without insert | 10 cm | 34x26 cm, glossy white |
| cake tray 40x30 cm | 13 cm | 40x30 cm, matte white |
| XL box 46x32 cm | 10 cm | 45x31 cm, matte white |
The smallest is actually our box for 12 cupcakes with a shop window. Leave out the insert and you have a lovely cake box for a small sheet cake. It comes in white and pink. The XL box is made for number and letter cakes, but is also perfect for a large sheet cake.
Why a cake board underneath?
A sheet cake is large and flat, so it bends easily when you lift it. A sturdy MDF cake board keeps it straight and sits snugly in the box, so the cake cannot slide on the way. That way it arrives in one piece, even after a car journey.
Traybakes and brownies
Prefer to cut the sheet into pieces, like brownies or traybakes? Then the sweet boxes with clear lid of 25x20x7 cm are a good choice, in white, pink, red and yellow. For a slightly lower box there is the kraft sweet box of 32x20x6 cm.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a sheet cake and a regular cake?
A sheet cake is low and rectangular and baked in one tin. There is no stacking, and you can easily cut many equal slices.
How tall can my sheet cake be?
The cake tray is 13 cm high, the other two boxes 10 cm. Leave a few centimetres of space above your decoration.
Working with numbers or letters? Also have a look at the number cake boxes. For all other sizes, go to the cake boxes.