Clear Cake Collar Acetate Roll 4cm (30m roll)

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A clear acetate cake collar is an essential tool for creating professional-finish mousse cakes, entremets, and mirror glaze desserts. This 30m roll of 4cm-wide clear acetate from Loyal lets you cut collars to any length, wrap them inside a ring mould, and achieve perfectly smooth, glossy sides on chilled desserts. Once the dessert sets and you remove the collar, the result is a clean, flawless edge that is otherwise difficult to achieve.

Key Details

  • Width: 4cm
  • Roll length: 30 metres. Cut to the length needed for each mould
  • Material: Clear food-safe acetate
  • Produces smooth, glossy sides on mousse cakes and entremets
  • Can be used with ring moulds, cake tins, and freeform shapes
  • Also suitable as a cake wrap for chocolate collar decorations
  • Brand: Loyal
  • Price: $13.95

Best For

  • Mousse cakes, entremets, and mirror glaze desserts
  • Creating smooth, professional chocolate collar decorations
  • Lining ring moulds for no-bake cheesecakes
  • Any refrigerated dessert where clean sides are important

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use acetate cake collar?

Cut the acetate to the circumference of your mould, line the inside of the ring or tin, then pour in your mousse or ganache. Once set, simply peel the acetate strip away from the dessert to reveal perfectly smooth, clean sides.

Can acetate collars be used more than once?

Acetate rolls are generally single-use. Once peeled from a set dessert, the collar may have residue or be too deformed for reuse. However, the generous 30m roll provides plenty of material for multiple projects.

Browse more cake decorating supplies or explore our range of cake boards and presentation tools. For help planning your bake, visit our fondant coverage chart and buttercream quantity guide.

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