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The Cupcake Courier by Evan Orensten
If you bake a lot of cupcakes or muffins or pick them up from your favorite bakery on your way to a party you've probably encountered the problem of delivering them without comprimise. Jennifer Gunn had this problem all to often when she made cupcakes for school events and parties; she took matters into her own hands and designed this effective means of cupcake transport to solve that very problem.
The plastic container holds three stackable trays, each with room for a dozen securely packed cupcakes. You can remove the trays and just use the base and cover to transport cakes, too.
The Cupcake Courier comes in translucent blue (other colors and trays are on their way) and is available online for $45.95 (includes shipping and handling).
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