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Printed paper or cardstock is used for the decorative cutouts, while clear plastic is used for the sticks or treat picks. Many listings describe the cardstock as sturdy or heavy-duty and the clear picks as food-grade plastic.

Yes—most sets require light assembly. Paper cutouts are attached to clear plastic sticks using included glue dots or stickers; simple assembly instructions are typically provided with the set.

They’re sized for standard cakes (often meant to fill an 8" round) and are also suitable for smash cakes, cupcakes, dessert tables, brownies, donuts, appetizers, and small fruit kabobs. Suitability can vary by cutout size.

Full cake toppers use longer clear plastic sticks (about 7 inches), while cupcake and treat packs use shorter clear picks (around 3.5 inches).

Product details commonly advise discarding paper toppers after use. Many listings also note there is no surface treatment on the paper. Always follow any care or disposal instructions included with the specific product.

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