Very Small Tiered Cake--Help Needed

Decorating By NikkiDoc Updated 28 Mar 2007 , 3:35am by nefgaby

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LaSombra Posted 27 Mar 2007 , 11:39pm
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Thanks LaSombra, very interesting!!! I´m always complaining about not being able to get sharp angles...




no prob and yes, it really really helps with the sharp angles! It's almost flawless icon_lol.gif

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theecakelady47 Posted 27 Mar 2007 , 11:44pm
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....sorry, I didnt realize it had already been said to fill it the way I did... I really need to read slower. But with more than one person telling you, I guess you can tell....it works!

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LanaC Posted 28 Mar 2007 , 12:30am
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....sorry, I didnt realize it had already been said to fill it the way I did... I really need to read slower. But with more than one person telling you, I guess you can tell....it works!




Oh, no problems. I actually went looking for the tip the other day and they were out. I'm making petite loaf pans as soccer fields and wanted to put something yum on the inside. I might use an apple corer - but I would rather just inject the filling. Any other tips for filling a cupcake type thing? Any tip substitutes? The filling I'm going to use (if I use the corer) has mini choc chips in it. I might have to go with something else.

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Ursula40 Posted 28 Mar 2007 , 12:46am
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What about those flavour injectors for meat? Do you think those would work for injecting fillings? The needles are quite thick, but of course wouldn't be good for minichips in the filling. But for thined icing or jam, should in theory work

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melysa Posted 28 Mar 2007 , 3:31am
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whenever i've tried to squeeze filling into a cupcake, it cracks the cake, and then the cake bounces back inward and all the filling squishes out. could it be bacause i allow the cakes hours to overnight to settle? thick batter, dense cake? should i fill while just barely cooled to avoid that? i dont get it...

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nefgaby Posted 28 Mar 2007 , 3:35am
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mmm... I don´t know what to say, probably your cake is too dense, could be, or maybe you are putting to much filling?? I´ve never have that happen to my cakes but yet again, I don´t do too much filling either. HTH.

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