HAHA.. When I read my subject a couple of times it kind of sounds like a bra problem.. LMAO!...
Okay, onto my question.. If I make a sheet cake and then put another cake ontop of that, like one of the shaped pans from wilton. Do I need support under this? Or can I just put it right ontop of the other cake?
Thanks!
Trisha
Like all of us cakes need support too
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Always better to be safe than sorry I would definitely support the top cake ![]()
As you can see, the best part and the worse part about CC is you get feedback from so many different experiences to draw from! ![]()
If you made a double layer 12x18 cake, you wouldn't put cardboard between the layers and you wouldnt' dowel. So I say if you are using a regular sheet cake, then putting a wilton shaped pan cake on top, it's the same as a double layer cake .... no support. I've done this kind for years and never used cardboard/supports.
Now, if you're doing a dense cake that has some weight/height, like kathy777 indicated, it may be heavier than just a standard single layer cake, so you will want factor that in.
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