I need a 10',8' and 6 inch double stacked and one of my 10 and 6 inch are too soft. I forgot to add two extra eggs to the batter!!! I'm afraid that if I stack them they will fall or sink just collaspe! What do I do? will cake boards in the middle help or should i just start over?

I personally would start over .... sorry

Yes,I agree start over! I had this problem when I first started making cakes agin after I had given it up for a few years,anyway I had made my brothers wedding cake and even before the ceremony it started falling apart.We had to put it back together with toothpicks!It tasted great though.It is discouraging watching all those hours of hard work crumble before your very eyes!

I am sorry I can't answer your questions but i have one of my own.

When you stack cakes you need to add extra eggs? how many for what size cake?

I would rebake, you don't want to risk it falling apart.
Sorry, but good luck!

I would say start over as well. As for adding extra eggs for stacking... I do not do that and have never heard of such before. I follow my recipes regardless of whether they will be stacked or not. i think the OP meant she forgot to add two eggs to her batter...

If you add extra egg to the batter it makes the cake more dense. I also add a box of instant pudding to the mix as well. And a little less oil. You just have to experiment a little.

I've never added extra eggs to my cakes either, but if I'm supposed to then oops. I think if you use cake boards and good support system then you should be fine without rebaking. However if your belly feels like its got butterflies over the worry, then rebake. It will at least make you feel better. Good Luck!

Ok!! I am sorry but I have another ???? since the WASC is so moist can be stacked? If I use good suport between layers?

I use the WASC all the time without any problems. Ive used dowels and now currently use the bubble tea straws... and if its a big cake... both haha.

If structured correctly each tier should have the brunt of the weight on the supports and not on the cake itself.

Good luck

Now I have a few questions.What are bubble tea straws?And what does wasc stand for?

bubble tea straws are fat, heavy duty straws. I use them too and I got them on ebay... as for WASC, white almond sour cream cake. It's in the recipe section...Very Popular! it is the only cake I make from a mix and I love it, I do replace the almond extract with rum extract though, I'm afraid of nut allergies.

Thank you for answering my questions so quickly!Do these straws resemble reg.straws except they are larger or are they more like the dowel rods?Also has anyone every used the plastic dowel rods?If you have do you think they are better than the wooden ones or not?I have been doing cakes for a few years and have just began to branch out to do wedding cakes and I am quickly learning that I still have a lot to learn!