How To Secure Cake Topper?

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Panel7124 Posted 15 Sep 2011 , 12:23pm
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What is the best way to secure safely a 10 oz cake topper on the top of 4 tier cake? Thanks for your suggestions.

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bakerliz Posted 15 Sep 2011 , 12:32pm
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What does the topper look like? What is it made out of?

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Panel7124 Posted 15 Sep 2011 , 1:01pm
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Originally Posted by bakerliz

What does the topper look like? What is it made out of?




It looks like that:

http://s1183.photobucket.com/albums/x463/Panel7124/?action=view¤t=Weddingcaketopper.jpg

I didn't ask what it is made out of, only the weight..

P. S.: Sorry, it's made out of biscuit porcellain.

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Dayti Posted 15 Sep 2011 , 1:06pm
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If the weight of it is distributed evenly all over the base of the topper (i.e. it doesn't weigh more in the back than the front, for example), I would put 4 drinking straws into your top tier under where the topper will go, and secure the topper using royal icing as a glue. The straws are to stop it sinking or you could use dowels if you prefer.

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Panel7124 Posted 15 Sep 2011 , 7:10pm
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It's actually like adding another small tier, think I'll go with dowels. Thanks Dayti for your advice.

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