What is this tray made out of? Is it "sterlingcraft" coated plastic? or coated metal? Is it heavy enough to serve cupcakes?
1420179
It's metal, quite pretty, quite solid. To use to serve food, I would put a doily on it, or at least a layer of clear (invisible) cling wrap -- like Saran. Certainly strong enough for cupcakes...
1420180
I think it is covered with plastic silver color.It was changed color easily but it doesn't disappear.it can be served cupcakes.
1420181
It will definitely hold cupcakes. The metal is fairly thin. A comparison would be a little heavier than the aluminum foil containers that are in grocery stores. It is an attractive plate though I do not feel it will last long if you are looking for quality.
1420182
It maybe metal but very light weight, however it should be OK for cup cakes. I used it to transfer a 22 lb turkey from the counter to the table, I just supported it from below with my hand instead of trying to carry it from each end. It may have held up but I wasn't taking the chnace.
1420183
I bought 12 of these trays a year ago to use as part of the centerpieces for my daughter's wedding reception. We put a tray on each table and on each tray there were 3 mismatched vases with flowers. They are not plastic, they are metal, and although they certainly aren't heirloom quality, for the price, I was very very pleased with the quality. They would definitely be heavy enough to serve cupcakes. I am so happy I have 12 of them for future needs, and they stack up very well and hardly take up any space in the cupboard. This was one wedding related purchase I didn't regret at all!
1420184
The tray looks and feels like heavy aluminum, it is durable, and very attractive as a serving piece. It can hold a lot more than cupcakes.
1420185
its metal and yes it heavy enough for cupcakes I just wouldn't carve anything on it . very nice tray for the price
1374552
The whole thing is stainless steel...the pan, the dividers, the handle. It's really substantial feeling and heavier and more sturdy feeling than the vintage aluminum trays. I really like mine.
926498
As other have mentioned, it is a coated steel, with the tray being plastic (but not the kind of plastic that tends to get brittle). The coating makes it very easy to clean. This is my second HQ cage and they hold up well. My first is a very large model for my amazon, and ten years later, the cage still looks great.
550306
it is a heavy/thick plastic. Doesn't go in the micro or oven but is dishwasher safe. We LOVE ours! We had always used the regular size tortilla holders for our pancakes and they overflowed. This is perfect for our double batches.
160366
It appears to be a flexible silicon. I did not use them for ice trays. We melted broken crayons in them in the microwave. They worked fine for that.
101636
It is metal. I really like it. The loops are nice too. Made really nice potholders.
576665
It's a thick plastic tray. We had a crate that had a metal tray and even with the dog bed inside, it rattled every time the dug moved. Very noisy and we returned it and got this one.
231579
Sam, I examined the tray that I have. It does not appear to have any transparent coating. It is metal. I can see the metal grain. The tray has a bright finish but it is steel. It catches a magnet. I hope this helps you.
1358190
Heavy plastic. It is very sturdy. I doubt you will find a metal mixer under $300-$400.
732347
It is barely edible. They sell it for food but it is not a food product. You don't want more than the tiniest bit on a cupcake. That being said, one container will cover a few dozen cupcakes.
774480
Sorry to say but this cake stand is made of low grade plastic, and although the idea of the thing is great, actually using it is risky as it breaks very easily. A friend had the same one and she put a warm cake in and the dome cracked right away. It is about 15" diameter and about 8" high with lid on.
2217558
it is plastic coated with bees wax. bees love it and go right to work with it
2200876
I believe its stainless steel. I bought it for a friend of mine who owns a bakery. I know that he has used it several times for weddings and loves it. It is sturdy and beautiful. Classic piece.
1390276
It was made out of metal... No exactly sure what type of metal... It looks like all of my other cookie cutter... I think it came from Hong KongYou have to wait on the shipping but it was worth it... It cute... I use it a lot of cut toast, cheese, ECG for my daughter.
152761
It is plastic. And, no matter which color cage you choose the tray is a speckled gray/white color. It is a thick, sturdy plastic though.
263901
Plastic. I broke the original by letting it go too long - the ice cream got too thick, so am more careful now. Don't know if there is a metal option.
1328908
It's actually plastic. I melted chocolate and then put into mold and in refrigerator