Batter & Icing

Decorating By sweetnflour Updated 29 Jan 2014 , 2:59am by SHAUNlQUE

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sweetnflour Posted 9 Jul 2004 , 6:03pm
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Hi Everyone, I am new to the Forum and to cake decorating. Actually tomorrow will be my final class from Wilton's Cake Decorating. I will be making a 2 layer 11 x 15 (w/filling) cake for Sunday. Can anyone tell me about how much icing I will need to cover and decorate this size cake.

Thanks
Sweetnflour

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Jackie Posted 9 Jul 2004 , 6:28pm
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To calculate how much icing to make, count the cake mix boxes used, then make one batch of icing per cake mix box.

Calculated icing recipe is based on the use of 2 pounds confectioners sugar.

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(note that some recipes only call for a half batch, or 1 LB of sugar)

1 LB = approx 4 Cups

With flavors and liquids included. This will be enough to fill, ice the cake and add the decorations.

Good Luck and I hope you will share your finished cake with us via the photo gallery! thumbs_up.gif

It wont quite take one full batch of icing per recipe or cake mix when doing larger cakes.

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sweetnflour Posted 9 Jul 2004 , 6:36pm
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Thanks, Jackie

I will be happy to share a photo of the cake.

Sweetnflour

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SHAUNlQUE Posted 29 Jan 2014 , 2:59am
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hello i us batter btter iceing all the dayon my new cake, bcse it is many betters than fondant icing is. 

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