Cake Stacking-Icing Sticks To Top Layer-Help!!
Decorating By GARY Updated 2 Aug 2008 , 12:55am by GARY
I use powdered sugar and baking parchment after the icing has crusted, and never have a problem. Also, it helps if you make sure that your dowels are right up to the top of the icing, so that the board just barely touches the top of the icing on the lower layer. If you make your dowels too short, the top tier smooshes down into the bottom tier's icing.
I wait until my icing crusts and I never have a problem. I generally stay and cut most of my cakes, so I see first hand it's not a problem.
My standard warning to the coconut users: Be sure your client is aware and approves of it. I WILL. NOT. EAT. COCONUT. So if I get a cake that has one flake of coconut on it, I will demand a full refund as I will deem the cake inedible. (and yes, I will happily give you the whole cake back!)
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