By the size of this box it’s likely a styrofoam cooler inside, with ice packs inside that, and the cheesecake was frozen to 10 below. AND… it would be shipped overnight.
You really think a bakery wouldn’t know how to ship a cheesecake?
No. Just take an old cheesecake box with socks to the postoffice and they’ll stick a new sticker. Or maybe in your country it is forbidden to use non-standard and non-new boxes in postoffices?
I’ll have a bite and be like, “Oh, that’s a bit yum.”
By bite three, “Ugh, this again?”
Can never finish a slice. Something about it just gets old and unappetizing really fast. If it’s going to taste really unhealthy, it can’t also taste really boring!
Easily:
That’s what ice packs are for.
By the size of this box it’s likely a styrofoam cooler inside, with ice packs inside that, and the cheesecake was frozen to 10 below. AND… it would be shipped overnight.
You really think a bakery wouldn’t know how to ship a cheesecake?
Though #3 is compelling
I mean, depends on the bakery
Postservice: Sorry, we weren’t able to deliver your package yesterday, so we’ll try next Monday.
I thought the joke was being insulted for being called a cheesecake. Like “This way up cupcake”
Clearly I need more coffee.
An intact packing list would likely indicate it’s not been reused.
No. Just take an old cheesecake box with socks to the postoffice and they’ll stick a new sticker. Or maybe in your country it is forbidden to use non-standard and non-new boxes in postoffices?
Those previous shipping labels are disfigured/taped over/marked out so they don’t confuse automated sorting machines and personnel.
So? I still can’t see what is the problem to use an old cheesecake box to send a socks.
Never got the buzz around cheesecke.
I’ll have a bite and be like, “Oh, that’s a bit yum.”
By bite three, “Ugh, this again?”
Can never finish a slice. Something about it just gets old and unappetizing really fast. If it’s going to taste really unhealthy, it can’t also taste really boring!