Hmm how to transport Ice Cream Cake??

**catnapper** · 05-09-2007, 08:42 AM

Those things are rock solid when you buy them. In fact the directions say to leave it out at room temp for half an hour or so. I think you'll be fine to just leave it sitting on the front seat of the car (provided the air conditioning is runinng)

PS: my youngest daughter had an MRI done on her knee yesterday and we stopped at DQ on our way home. It was a half hour ride too. I bought a Blizzard for all of us. The youngest was the only one to eat hers in the car while I transported two Blizzards home for me and Ashley. Noooo problems getting home to nice creamy icecream. They weren't milkshakes

**Sirrahsim** · 05-09-2007, 08:59 AM

yay

That's great news! Thanks

**Daisy and Delilah** · 05-09-2007, 09:31 AM

No problemo, Missy. Kim is right. They are frozen beyond hard as a rock. Should be perfect by the time you get it home.

**smokey the elder** · 05-09-2007, 09:45 AM

Yeah, I think their storage conditions are CF (cryogenically frozen), at less than -60 deg C! That's COLD!

**Chica** · 05-09-2007, 12:11 PM

The cake should be really hard from the freezer. So take it to the party right away and put it in the refrig. Let it get a little thawed before serving.I am getting a Carvel Icecream cake for my mom for Mother's Day.
Good Luck!!!

**Lori Jordan** · 05-09-2007, 12:28 PM

My SIL is a manager at Dq so all our birthdays we get the icecream cake,and there is no way you could eat them right out of there freezer they are too hard and for the older ones in our family it hurts there teeth!

As said above,You will have lots of time and the cake will be perfect by the time you get home!