I saw on the Food Network that they were adding different cake flavors in one tier. For instance, one cake tier had 3 differet flavors... I was just use to different cakes having one flavor... ie, 3 tier cake, each cake had one flavor. Anyone doing something like this? Just thought it was intersting.
I saw the same thing.... it was interesting. I have never done it but it gives me ideas for the future!!!!
Yep, I do this. It's fun to do. Sometimes you have to think outside of the box. 
When my twins made Eagle, I made three cakes. One white, one chocolate, one banana. I sliced each in half, so now I had six layers. I set the two white layers side-by-side, added the chocolate, then the banana. A three layer cake that gaveme some extra height for the side borders, and that looked really nice when cut.
I have done the white and chocolate layers in one cake instead of half and half. I get lots of compliments on this one. I have wanted to try other variations but I can't find anyone to try them out on =(
Yum this sounds really good.. Good tip..
I did one with red velvet and cheesecake flavor alternating layers. Another one I did that everyone seems to really enjoy is strawberry and french vanilla.
They are fun to do and look terrific when sliced. You just have to have flavors that complement each other.
I think it would be delicious!! I love having a variety of flavors in my sweets! 
I did my last cake with chocolate and vanilla in each tier with chocolate ganache between each. I torted the layers and did choc-van-choc-van in each tier. It was very yummy.
My baby nephew is 1/2 black, 1/4 mexican and 1/4 "white." For my sister's baby shower cake, my mom thought it would be funny (funny haha, not funny evil) to have 1 layer chocolate cake, and 1 layer white cake with a mocha filling. I must say, it was a very tasty idea.
I did one with red velvet and cheesecake flavor alternating layers. Another one I did that everyone seems to really enjoy is strawberry and french vanilla.
They are fun to do and look terrific when sliced. You just have to have flavors that complement each other.
Ooooh.. .This sounds so yummy! I can picture it in my head now.. I am a big vanilla and strawberry fanatic!
smcintosh2801,
Welcome to CakeCentral (CC)! I saw this about five years ago..... it was very interesting. The cake was the bride's cake and each tier was a different flavor (as you said). I guess that is one way to please the crowd. However, it would only make it difficult on the baker 
My baby nephew is 1/2 black, 1/4 mexican and 1/4 "white." For my sister's baby shower cake, my mom thought it would be funny (funny haha, not funny evil) to have 1 layer chocolate cake, and 1 layer white cake with a mocha filling. I must say, it was a very tasty idea.
The cakes sound good! Funny how you came up with the idea
smcintosh2801,
Welcome to CakeCentral (CC)! I saw this about five years ago..... it was very interesting. The cake was the bride's cake and each tier was a different flavor (as you said). I guess that is one way to please the crowd. However, it would only make it difficult on the baker
Thanks for the welcome! I LOVE this site and am addicted! I imagined it would be difficult on the baker.
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