Wilton 9 By 13 Pan??? Need Help Quick!!!
Decorating By angiev77 Updated 9 Jan 2009 , 6:28pm by angiev77
Does anyone know how many a two layer 9 by 13 Wilton pan will feed? I have a cake on Saturday that needs to be for 35-40 people. I read that this would feed this amount but it looks awfully small. I am thinking about doing it all over again with the next size up. Any held would be appreciated.
I do 2-layer 9x13 cakes using the Wilton pans quite often, and they can easily serve 48. I approximate (go slightly more than) a 2 x 1 x 4 slice of cake, cutting the 13" dimension into six rows (just over 2" wide) and then cut each row into 8 slices (each just over 1" wide).
If you want to go a bit larger, and serve 2 x 1 1/2 x 4 pieces, you can still get six rows out of the 13" dimension and six slices in each row, for a total of 36 slides. Those are some pretty big pieces of cake, though!
Great thanks!!! That is what I made but it doesn't look like it would feed that many!!!
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