What are the dimensions of a half sheet cake? I have looked online and I get different answers.
I have an 11x15, which I thought was a half sheet, but when I went to order some boxes there were none to fit it. So I did some research and some consider a 12x18 a half sheet. I have an order for next Saturday and I need a half sheet cake! Someone please tell me which is correct!
Also, has anyone ever used a cake pan divider to make two different flavors? Or should I bake two small ones and just put them together?
Any help or advice is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
Someone can correct me if I am wrong, but this is what I know...
Full Sheet - 24" x 18" = 432 square inches
Half Sheet - 12" x 18" = 216 square inches
Quarter Sheet - 12" x 9" = 108 square inches
I do know that some people just use a 9" x 13" pan and call it a quarter sheet though...
Mathematically an 11" x 15" is only 165 square inches... but I dont know if that makes much of a differance...
The only cake pan divider I have ever used was a sheet of parchment or such thing set between the two when I wanted... but the pre-made dividers look really interesting...
I wrote this in another thread...
1/4 Sheet = 9x13
1/3 Sheet = 11x15
1/2 Sheet = 12x18
Full Sheet = 16x24 (baked in 18x26 Bun pan with bakeable cardboard tray).
Additional full sheet info:
A commercial Bun pan is 18" x 26" (outside measurement), and because they are tapered for nesting or making them stackable, the inside measurement is 16.5" x 24.5".
A commercial full sheet is 16" x 24". They are baked in 16" x 24" bakeable cardboard trays that fit into the Bun pans (flat surface portion) which are used during baking for support and handling purposes.
A true commercial full sheet (16" x 24") serves 96 (unit wt. 106-124 oz.).
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