Cake Make-Up

Decorating By Cruzanbaker45 Updated 17 Mar 2014 , 9:12am by DaysCakes

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Cruzanbaker45 Posted 6 Feb 2014 , 1:32pm
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How would I make a cake into a circle? Need to do a kiddies birthday party.

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kblickster Posted 6 Feb 2014 , 1:37pm
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Not quite sure what you are asking.  Do you mean like a zero?  Round cake?  Vertical?  Horizontal?

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didavista Posted 6 Feb 2014 , 1:44pm
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ABall pan?

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Cruzanbaker45 Posted 7 Feb 2014 , 12:47am
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A round cake

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Sassyzan Posted 7 Feb 2014 , 12:49am
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AA sphere? Yes, you need a ball pan or bake in a bowl. Stainless steel or Pyrex.

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as you wish Posted 7 Feb 2014 , 1:09am
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AI believe that the reason you aren't getting much in the way of answers here is because we are all thinking "A round cake? Well, that's obvious; you use a round pan." So we are assuming you mean something more complex than that, like a sphere a.k.a. a ball. I think we need you to clarify what you are asking. :)

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Cruzanbaker45 Posted 7 Feb 2014 , 1:20am
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okay sorry for not being completely specific. I would like to make a caterpillar cake... I am still new to this cake decorating skill

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as you wish Posted 7 Feb 2014 , 1:33am
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AOooooh! I get it; round! Lol! Sort of cylindrical, right? I believe you would have to carve your cake into the shape you want. I don't know of any pan that is that shape. Oh, I just thought of something! What if you baked the cake in cleaned out tin cans?

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cakebaby2 Posted 17 Mar 2014 , 8:09am
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Bundt pans, might give a nice "wriggle" lol

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DaysCakes Posted 17 Mar 2014 , 9:12am
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I use fruit cans for totally cylindrical cakes.  I thoroughly grease and line them and I get cylinders which I have used with the children when they were little to make freestanding showmen and santas.  You would be able to make a few and then carve off one side so it lays flat.

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