Re: What's the difference between cake drums and masonite boards?
Masonite boards are made of smooth wood. They are thin and very strong. I prefer them over anything else. I reuse them over and over and have even washed some (although I wouldn't do that all the time).
Cake drums are pre-covered stacked/glued cardboard (usually 3 pieces of cardboard glued together, I think).
Hope that helps!
Re: What's the difference between cake drums and masonite boards?
I think so. Not only are they super strong, but they can be used over and over and over which makes them a better value than the drums. It sucks that you have to cover them yourself, but it's a small trade off. You can also buy masonite at Lowe's and Home Depot. My DH cuts all my square/rectangle boards and buy all the round ones.
Hope that helps.
Re: What's the difference between cake drums and masonite boards?
The "pro" side about drums is you don't have to worry about getting them back. Drums are about the thickness of 3 cardboard cake boards and completely foil wrapped.
Re: What's the difference between cake drums and masonite boards?
That's true. I love that the drums come pre-wrapped. But the masonite boards are in the same price range as the drums so I tell people I want them back, but they're cheap enough that I don't hunt them down.
Re: What's the difference between cake drums and masonite boards?
Amanda what does your husband use to cut the board?
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What's the difference between cake drums and masonite boards?
It sucks that you have to cover them yourself, but it's a small trade off. You can also buy masonite at Lowe's and Home Depot. My DH cuts all my square/rectangle boards and buy all the round ones. .gif ";)")
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