Icing Layered Cakes

Decorating By gymboreefun Updated 10 May 2009 , 11:54pm by queenie1958

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gymboreefun Posted 10 May 2009 , 11:36pm
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When I layer cakes (with a seperate cake board under each) and then I take of the top layer, it is pulling all of my buttercream off of the bottom layer. I basically then have to serve the bottom layer with no icing!! icon_sad.gif Any suggestions?

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varika Posted 10 May 2009 , 11:42pm
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Sprinkle coconut flakes where the cake board will sit before you put it on.

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rockytop Posted 10 May 2009 , 11:45pm
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How are you supporting the other layers. If you are using dowel sticks I would make them slightly longer so that when you place the next layer on it will sit on the supports and not on the the icing.

HTH

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bbmom Posted 10 May 2009 , 11:46pm
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Thats what they did to my wedding cake and it works great, unless you have someone who doesnt like coconut. In my wilton class, the instructor had us cut a cirlce of waxed paper to put under the board, then you lift off the tier and peel away the wax paper, works fine. I've done it on some of my cakes.

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blondeez Posted 10 May 2009 , 11:49pm
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You can also use dounut sugar between your layers.

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queenie1958 Posted 10 May 2009 , 11:54pm
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ps sugar should work just fine.

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