Quick Help With Sculpted Cake

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cakesbycathy Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 11:06pm
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I am sculpting a guitar cake - 2 layer chocolate cake with chocolate mousse filling.
Question: do I sculpt the cake then fill or fill then sculpt?

Thanks!

Cathy

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HannahBeth Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 11:13pm
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I've never tried sculpting a cake, but if it was me I'd sculpt then fill; make it easier to sculpt it! just my opinion....icon_smile.gif

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Molly2 Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 11:18pm
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If you look at the tutorials in this web-sight it looks like the fill them sculpt

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HannahBeth Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 11:23pm
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thanks for that input....I night need it soon!! icon_smile.gif now that I think about it......they always show filling then sculpting on tv......icon_smile.gif

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MelC Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 11:48pm
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I fill first with mine... then chill a bit and carve!

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Doug Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 11:53pm
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easier to fill then sculpt especially if there will be narrow -- as in easily broken -- parts to the cake

added benefit...all the carved away parts are the perfect start for making cake balls (or whatever they're going to call them now)

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cakesbycathy Posted 27 Apr 2006 , 11:57pm
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Thanks for all the help icon_smile.gif

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