Last year I kept about 15 coffee cans, my husband "flattened" the sharp edges with pliers and I used them to bake mini cakes. I placed the cakes in round cardboard circles and decorated them with different colors and designs of fondant and flowers. I wrapped each one in clear cellophane . They were cute and everybody liked them but it is really much more work than a regular size cake.
i do this with tuna cans. perfect size for little cakes
just wash them out with hot soapy water.
If you are looking for shapes for mother's day, hearts would be good. Around here, they sell heart-shaped pizzas for mother's day!
I love your idea for mini cakes for mother's day. I've done some minis recently just to try out new techniques. They're in my gallery.
I would also like details on using tuna/chicken cans for making minis. What temp and for how long do they need to cook?
Good luck with your mini cakes!
Cindy
I'm making a mini two tiered cake for my MIL and her mother my grandmother in law I guess..lol......and I'm using a 6" cake pan with a spaghetti sauce can for the top tier LOL I've used soup cans before too...they work great......same temp and everything , just check em' once you smell them! lol I don't know if mine is considered a mini cake I guess since I"m using the 6" cake .....but I wanted them to have enough to share with their DH's and have left overs.......they love cake!!!!
I just saw oh tv yesterday. They baked the cake in the pan and then used a soup can to cut out the cake to make mini ones. She got 6 cakes out of 9x 13 pan. Then you could decorate each one with flowers etc. But that would be a easy way to do it and not messy at all. Good luck and post your pictures so, we can all see! Happy Mother's Day!!
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