Anonymous
Post 06/25/2014 17:04     Subject: Re:Just bought a frozen cake (not an ice cream cake) for a party tomorrow. Now what?

I would thaw it tomorrow - it wont take long to thaw a single layer cake, maybe 2 hours at most.
Anonymous
Post 06/25/2014 17:02     Subject: Just bought a frozen cake (not an ice cream cake) for a party tomorrow. Now what?

OP here, thanks for the tips.
Anonymous
Post 06/25/2014 16:23     Subject: Re:Just bought a frozen cake (not an ice cream cake) for a party tomorrow. Now what?

I think it would be fine on the counter overnight. If you're worried about the kitchen being too warm, you could thaw it in the fridge over night and take it out first thing tomorrow morning.
Anonymous
Post 06/25/2014 16:22     Subject: Just bought a frozen cake (not an ice cream cake) for a party tomorrow. Now what?

Give it to me. That tie dye cake picture is making me crave cake.
Anonymous
Post 06/25/2014 16:08     Subject: Just bought a frozen cake (not an ice cream cake) for a party tomorrow. Now what?

I just bought a frozen single-layer red velvet cake with cream-cheese icing to serve at a party tomorrow afternoon. It's a regular cake that has been frozen, not an ice-cream cake. What do I do now? Leave it on the counter overnight (in our warm kitchen)? Leave it in the freezer or refrigerator until tomorrow? I don't want to serve "frozen" cake.