Sweet Creations92-Piece Creative Cake Decorating Set
R299
About
This 92-piece cake decorating kit comes with everything you need to begin baking and decorating! It is suitable for beginners and professional bakers to make birthday cakes, cupcakes, cookies, and so much more. This cake decorating kit is perfect for all occasions whether it is a birthday, wedding, Mother's Day, Christmas, Easter, housewarming, or anniversaries.
Product Features
- Creative
- Safe to use
- Suitable for all levels of bakers
- Easy to use
- The all-in-one set needed for cake decorating
- Multifunctional professional tool for making fondant cakes and flower paste
- Icing and modeling tools for beginners and professionals
Product Specifications
- Material: Silicone, stainless steel and BPA-free plastic
- Dimensions:
- Cake Turntable: 27 x 7cm
- Cake scrapers: 8 x 12cm
- Cake cups: 7 x 3,6cm
- Cake leveler: 32 x 17cm
- Flower nail: 7 x 3cm
- Cake Flower Lifter Scissor: 13 x 5.3cm
- Cake Icing Spatula: 27 x 3cm
- Small flower nozzle: 3.2 x 1.8cm
- Big flower nozzle: 2.5 x 4.3cm
- Cake Pen: 14.8 x 2.5cm
- Disposable piping bag: 36.5 x 31.5 x 22.5cm
- Silicone piping bag:
- Small: 31 x 16cm
- Medium: 2.5 x 34cm
What's in the Box?
- 1x Nonstick cake turntable
- 2x Icing spatulas
- 2x Flower nails
- 1x Cake flower lifter scissors
- 3x Cake scrapers
- 48x Nozzles
- 1x Cleaning brush
- 6x Large nozzles
- 1x 2-pack of silicone reusable pastry bag
- 1x 50 Transparent disposable icing bags
- 16x Silicone cupcake moulds
- 4x Large flower nozzles
- 1x Blue silicone pen
- 1x 3-pack of nozzles
- 1x Cake leveller
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