Cake Size

Baking By EmilyRS Updated 17 Feb 2016 , 7:03pm by EmilyRS

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EmilyRS Posted 17 Feb 2016 , 5:50pm
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Hello!

This may be a silly question but I need help please...

I want to bake a two tier cake for my friend's party. I am rubbish when it comes to sizes and proportions but here I have attached a picture of the exact size of both of the tiers of the cake I wanted to bake. So what is the best cake tins size in (inches) be suitable to match this picture... 

Can anyone help please. I be grateful for any advice and comments :-)

Many Thanks, 

Em x


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4laynes Posted 17 Feb 2016 , 6:24pm
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10" on bottom and 8" on top would be my guess.

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EmilyRS Posted 17 Feb 2016 , 6:52pm
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Thankyou very much for your reply :-) x

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Jinkies Posted 17 Feb 2016 , 6:55pm
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That looks like an 8 and 6 to me, both about 5" tall.  Looks like it's on a 12" cake board.  

But really, it's more about how many servings you need.  You can do 10/8, 8/6, 6/4.


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gfbaby Posted 17 Feb 2016 , 7:01pm
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I agree. Looks more like an 8 and a 6 to me... with a tiny rose cake at the side. Really you should be working from how much CAKE you need...  A 10 and an 8 would give you something between 50 - 60 portions... do you need that much? If not, I recommend you go for the slightly smaller tins..

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EmilyRS Posted 17 Feb 2016 , 7:03pm
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Oh excellent thats really helpful to me too :-) So I can decide which one to use. Thankyou for your time and help x

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