Cake Sinking

Decorating By JGsMom Updated 14 Nov 2011 , 2:10pm by kakeladi

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JGsMom Posted 14 Nov 2011 , 1:43pm
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OK I did my first four tier cake for my sister in laws wedding. It was in the fridge all night at the hall and I took it out at 11:30 that morning. Reception was at 5. By the time we got to the reception, the whole back of the cake was sinking. I dont know if it was due to the temperature of the room (it was fondant) or that the cake itself was heavy? Does anyone have any insight I would greatly appreciate icon_sad.gif

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emrldsky Posted 14 Nov 2011 , 1:54pm
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OK I did my first four tier cake for my sister in laws wedding. It was in the fridge all night at the hall and I took it out at 11:30 that morning. Reception was at 5. By the time we got to the reception, the whole back of the cake was sinking. I dont know if it was due to the temperature of the room (it was fondant) or that the cake itself was heavy? Does anyone have any insight I would greatly appreciate icon_sad.gif




What kind of support did you use for the tiers?

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kakeladi Posted 14 Nov 2011 , 2:10pm
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What kind of cake was it? Scratch, mix or fruitcake or what?
And as was already asked - what kind of support did you use?
We really need much more info to try to help you.

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