I am making a sweet 16 birthday cake that will be two teirs and I dont want it to look to small but i dont want it too big either. I was thinking 8 inch and 6 inch but how many of each should i bake?
how many people do you need it to feed? We can give you suggestions, but if it doesn't have enough servings then it won't work.
I personally like 4" tall tiers and a 3" difference between the tiers. So i like to do 6" and 9", but it's all in the look you're going for and the decorations you want to put on the cake.
The first question is always - how many servings do you need? The answer to that question determines the size of the tiers.
I am not too worried about servings the cake is just for my neice and i am surprising her at school and I am sure she will just pass it out to her friends so there is no biggie with that. I really just want the height and tiers to look great.
I would do either a 6" and 8" or a 6" and 9" - just depending on how big of a difference between tiers you like. I would two cakes of each size, so that it ends up being a nice 4" height for each tier. I hope this helps and I look forward to seeing pics of the final product .
I would do either a 6" and 8" or a 6" and 9" - just depending on how big of a difference between tiers you like. I would two cakes of each size, so that it ends up being a nice 4" height for each tier. I hope this helps and I look forward to seeing pics of the final product .
it does help and thank you so much!!!
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