How Many Layers?

Decorating By Marielijah Updated 14 Mar 2014 , 8:56pm by Danilou

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Marielijah Posted 5 Mar 2014 , 1:51am
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Hi Baking Buddies ~  I need to make a 3 tier cake for about 65 people.  What size tiers would I need for this endeavor?  I was thinking a 12" + 9" + 6".  Do you think that will suffice?  I also considered a 14" + 10" + 6 but wasn't sure if I needed to go that big on the bottom tier.  The tiers will be about 3-4" high. Any help you can send my way would be much appreciated.  Thank you.

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Lesgourm Posted 5 Mar 2014 , 2:14am
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6-8-10 4 inchs hight 62 pp

6-9-10 4 inches 68 pp

6-9-11 65 pp

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AZCouture Posted 5 Mar 2014 , 2:28am
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ADo you have a chart? They're in several places on the internet. Google cake serving chart, save it to your desktop, and you'll have it for immediate future reference. The sizes you have listed are more than you need.

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SweetShop5 Posted 5 Mar 2014 , 3:20am
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Depends but I would go with 6", 9" and 10"

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nini1711 Posted 5 Mar 2014 , 5:46pm
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This is the standard serving chart that I use for 100 people and 60 people

 

A 6"-9"-12" round cakes serve 100 people

A  5"-7"-9" round cakes serve 60 people

 

Hope this helps. :)

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Marielijah Posted 14 Mar 2014 , 6:33pm
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Thank you very much for your help.... Appreciate your time.

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Danilou Posted 14 Mar 2014 , 8:56pm
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AA lot of us here use the wilton chart. If your cakes are 4 inches high then the serves will be quite sufficient.

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