Looking For Very Uniquely Stacked Square Or Circle Cakes
Decorating By SweetStuff30 Updated 5 Feb 2009 , 3:59am by MacsMom
Ive been looking for a very differnt type of stacked cake in the pictures and i can only seem to find one!! Does anyone know of some other reallllly different stacked cakes out there???????? I wanna make a crazzzy cake for my 29th bday so im happy on my 29th and not sad! ahahah
Thanks!!
Have you thought about designing your own? You would then have a one of a kind creation that you love! Good luck.
those are some awesome cakes... how about square cakes stacked caddy corner on each other..still real stable but not wedding cakish
http://huascaraquino.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/images/Crazy-Cake.113224759_std.jpg
http://shinymedia.headshift.com/images/images/choccywoccydoodah_1.jpg
http://www.carriescakes.com/cakes/446.jpg
http://www.imaginecakes.com/zWeddings22.htm
Of course, the inside should be unique...
http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g47/candy_floss84/DSC03600.jpg
http://eclecticemily.wordpress.com/2008/07/20/sweet-zebra-cake-recipe/
Love the idea of a stripped cake.. I am going to give that one a try!!! Sounds easy so I am sure it will take me a few tries.
anyone have any idea about what type of coloring you would use to do the tie-dyed one, so the color would stay so bright? Would you just use regular food coloring?
That tye dye cake is an ode to Peter Max if ever I saw one!! Does anyone know how it was done??
there was a link for a zebra one, I would assume it would be done the same way. I'm just not sure about the coloring.
If I recall, you use a white cake to keep the colors bright.
I remember someone used jello powder for the coloring, someone else used gel colors...
I just use Wilton or Americolor, I'm sure any coloring would work fine.
I separate the batter into several bowls and add a huge glob of Wilton or a couple big squirts of Americolor.
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