Make First Ccc, Suggestions Please...

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frosting111 Posted 8 Sep 2006 , 10:49pm
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I'm fixing to make my first CCC tonight..what's the best depth to fill the cups to get the best leveled cupcakes to do this?

Any tips and suggestions will be appreciated on doing CCC's icon_wink.gif

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frosting111 Posted 8 Sep 2006 , 10:52pm
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One more question..would it be easier to use the icing spreader to ice the CCC with?

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kjgjam22 Posted 9 Sep 2006 , 1:28am
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ccc???

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frosting111 Posted 9 Sep 2006 , 1:41am
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ccc???




Oh I'm sorry..I'm talking about "CupCake" Cakes...

I just realized I didn't write in what I was abbreviating...sorry about that ouch.gif

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madicakes Posted 9 Sep 2006 , 1:42am
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ccc???




Cupcake Cake

As to the original poster, sorry, I can't help. Here's a bump to the top though.

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Dustbunny Posted 9 Sep 2006 , 1:45am
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Check out this post, it should help you. I've yet to make one so I can only link you to what others have said icon_smile.gif

http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-38661-ccc.html

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mommacat5 Posted 9 Sep 2006 , 1:45am
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We have them at the grocery I work at,I imagine they use stiff icing and a big spat. icon_rolleyes.gif

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curiegas Posted 9 Sep 2006 , 1:48am
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Usually you if you fill the cupcakes a little less than 2/3 you will get them even. If you have some that are too high, you can put a paper towel on them then put a cookie sheet with something heavy on it for a few minutes to even them out.


I haven't used the icing tip. I think its better to use the icing tip, especially if you have uneven cupcakes.

There is a great tutorial on that someone posted a while back. Im sorry I forgot who the author is. Try searching for ccc tutorial.

Cecilia

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curiegas Posted 9 Sep 2006 , 1:54am
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Here is the link to the tutorial.

http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/105830324epGFhn


Cecilia

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frosting111 Posted 9 Sep 2006 , 3:14am
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Here is the link to the tutorial.

http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/album/105830324epGFhn


Cecilia




This is awesome...Thanks a lot!!! icon_lol.gif

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frosting111 Posted 9 Sep 2006 , 3:29am
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Originally Posted by Dustbunny

Check out this post, it should help you. I've yet to make one so I can only link you to what others have said icon_smile.gif

http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-38661-ccc.html




Thanks..I linked to the forum you posted the address of and then did some linking off it to a couple other forums and web sites too..Thanks Bunches!!!

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kjgjam22 Posted 9 Sep 2006 , 3:51pm
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i have seen a few of them and wondered how it was done. its cool. that way you can order a cake for an exact number. icon_smile.gif thanks for the answer too on what ccc is.

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