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Why you need a cake cover

Dusty vs the cake cover

Airtight containers are idea for storing baked goods and keeping them fresh. They keep moisture in and unwanted things out. And when I say unwanted things, I include nosy pets that can’t resist trying to taste your cake when your back is turned. Plastic wrap will keep moisture in your baked goods, too, but you can’t beat a good sturdy cake cover for resilience in the face of a hungry dog or cat.

The one pictured, incidentally, is a Wilton and it hasn’t let me down yet.

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10 Comments
  • Phyllis T
    October 26, 2008

    I would caption this photo “Why I won’t have a cat.” 🙂

  • Nicole
    October 26, 2008

    Phyllis – That would work, too, although in fairness I’ve heard of people having similar issues with nosy dogs. =) My dog (and my cat, usually) is fortunately very well mannered about people food.

  • Mari
    October 26, 2008

    What an endearing photo, Nicole.

    I’m happy the cake cover is in place! 🙂

  • Sarah Cook
    October 26, 2008

    Hilarious! My cake cover is also great for keeping out the fingers of small children who want to taste the frosting. 🙂

  • Joanna
    October 26, 2008

    somehow, my cat still manages to get into everything haha

  • Emily
    October 26, 2008

    We had a cat who was addicted to all forms of bread, he’d even eat straight through plastic bags to get to the sandwich loaf or hamburger buns

  • Natalie
    October 27, 2008

    That picture portraits exactly why I have to have a cake cover… My kitty loves everything I make lol Well nothing keeps her from what she wants anyway!

  • Kiersten
    October 27, 2008

    Aw, the kitty likes cake too!

  • Haley
    October 28, 2008

    They work on husbands too by making him think it is for some pitch-in or maybe for someone who is sick! If I leave cookies on the counter, he’ll eat them, but won’t go to the trouble to open a container for them.

  • Carrie
    October 28, 2008

    My cat is always curious about what we’re eating, so we always have to stick stuff in the microwave or in the oven (yes, we need to buy an airtight container).

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