Hey everyone! In the next couple of weeks I have a wedding cake to do.... I do have experience with stacked cakes but with this cake in particular the tiers themselves are going to be much taller than others ive done in the past (probly about 6 inches each). My concern is that since each tier is so large it will be difficult to cut and will make the slices extremely tall and hard to serve.... I dont Know... is there anyway to prevent this?
Its going to be a three tier fondant cake.
Could you put a board in the middle - like two separate cakes, maybe only three layers each and ice them together? I did that for a "cube" shaped cake. When they cut it - they cut the top down to the first board - basically serving the top half first - then removed the board and cut and served the bottom half. But it looked like just one teir when it was iced - hope that makes sense.
You know! I actually had thought about doing that.... but I couldn't find any info or signs that it was normal so I didn't want to risk trying it on someones wedding cake! But thanks as long as I know it can and has been done... puts my mind at ease thank you!
Could you put a board in the middle - like two separate cakes, maybe only three layers each and ice them together? I did that for a "cube" shaped cake. When they cut it - they cut the top down to the first board - basically serving the top half first - then removed the board and cut and served the bottom half. But it looked like just one teir when it was iced - hope that makes sense.
I usually do that, but most of the time I love how a big thin wedge looks like, but it is a hassle to cut sometimes.
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