I have a bride marrying an Eqyptian groom and they would like three pyramid cakes as the groom's cake. One will be bigger than the other two.

Anyway, how do I carve a 3D pyramid cake. I was thinking that I would make several layers of square cake and then carve the top to a point....shave the sides down??? I don't know.

How is this done? Any ideas or tips would be most helpful!

Thanks,
Brandi

I have actually seen pyrimid shaped cakes pans on some cake sites.I can't remember where but if you google you may be able to find out where.

I really like this cake! Just putting my two cents in! I am sure it doesn't help you one bit! LOL

Brandi,
I made a pyramid shaped cake, thinking the same thing you are, stack a bunch of squares. So I took about 7- 12" square cakes and carved and threw away so much cake and when I was done, I said to myself, "idiot, why didn't you use smaller to larger square pans!!!" So next time, I will use 6'-7"-8"-9" and so on, throwing alot less cake away!!!

I love, love, love that pyramid cake, kiddiecakes!

luv2cake check out this thread. There is a diagram of how to cut the cake.

Good luck and be sure to post a picture!!

Here is a link that may help you!

http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-588873-.html


There are instructions for the diagrams further down in the thread. I added them later. HTH!

Hi, I make this as a grooms cake,it's not very hard

and forgot to say, the sign means LOVE

Sorry for my delayed response. After I posted my question, I lost the thread.

Thanks so much for all your help. Gives me things to think about.