1/2 White, 1/2 Chocolate Sheet Cake

Decorating By josiepye2005 Updated 13 Jun 2007 , 8:45pm by indydebi

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josiepye2005 Posted 13 Jun 2007 , 7:58pm
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I am making a graduation cake that is 1/2 white and 1/2 chocolate cake. Do I make two seperate cakes and put them together? icon_confused.gif

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JoAnnB Posted 13 Jun 2007 , 8:04pm
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That is the easiest way.

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2508s42 Posted 13 Jun 2007 , 8:04pm
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I would do just that. glue them together with a little icing line.

Does it have to be a sheet cake? I prefer to do a stacked cake with one of each flavor.

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mdutcher Posted 13 Jun 2007 , 8:05pm
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You can either do 2 cakes side by side or you can use a large sheet cake pan and put a barrier (like cardboard or anything, really) and pour your different batters in the pan then remove the barrier and bake.

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Vicki614 Posted 13 Jun 2007 , 8:06pm
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Some ppl do it that way. I have made cardboard dividers for all of my sheet pans. I wrap the cardboard in plastic wrap, have someone hold it in the middle. Then I pour the cake mixes in, then pull the diveder out. Hope this helps.

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Mom_Of_4 Posted 13 Jun 2007 , 8:08pm
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I have done as vicki614 has done and I prefer that method. It was super easy and there was a little bit of marbeling in the middle where the cake met, worked really swell for me! Good luck and have fun!

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tyty Posted 13 Jun 2007 , 8:12pm
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When I did this, I had two diff cakes that cooked at diff times and temps, so I baked 2 cakes and put them side by side.

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indydebi Posted 13 Jun 2007 , 8:28pm
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http://forum.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-257291-1.html+2n1+2

I do it in one pan. If you are doing a 12x18 (which is 3 mixes), I use 2 white and 1 chocolate, since chocolate rises higher and spreads further, which will result in the cake being practically 1/2 and 1/2.

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indydebi Posted 13 Jun 2007 , 8:45pm
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