Using Acrylic Cake Seperators

Decorating By Ninas Cakes Updated 14 Jan 2014 , 9:28pm by Ninas Cakes

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Ninas Cakes Posted 14 Jan 2014 , 9:19pm
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AI would like to know when using acrylic seperators on cakes how can I avoid the doweling holes that are created when putting in the supports of the cake. Obviously the weight of cake on seperators still needs the supports in cake underneath but I always put the doweling, buba straws into cake after I have fondant it. So this is going to show underneath the clear acrylic plate. Also do I only need to dowel to the diameter of the acrylic plate? Many thanks in advance for any suggestions and help . Nina

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pastrygirls Posted 14 Jan 2014 , 9:24pm
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if the plates are clear, then I would put the supports in before covering the cake in fondant.  You don't need any supports outside the diameter of the plate because they wont be supporting anything.  good luck! 

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Ninas Cakes Posted 14 Jan 2014 , 9:28pm
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AThanks. That makes sense to put supports in before fondant.

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