3 Tiered Cake Advice Needed... Please Asap
Decorating By nathanikka Updated 20 Mar 2009 , 6:05pm by nathanikka
I have been told that 2 different ways to cover a cake with fondant. I need to know the best way... I am making a 3 tiered cake and would like your opinion on covering each tier separately or the entire cake as one... What is the best way to do this? Please help!
I'm sure everyone has their own technique, but I apply fondant to each tier seperately then stack the cakes. If you are stacking cakes and trying to make it look like one unit (for a mountain or building) then you need to apply fondant in one piece.
If the layers are differnet in size, applying fondant as one piece will be difficult and should expect tears and bumps.
Hope this helps.
You would do them seperately. I can't even IMAGINE how big you'd have to roll the fondant out to cover 3 tiers! Trying to keep it from tearing would be a nightmare!
Jodie
I have never heard of covering multiple tiers in one piece (unless it's a mini or something - and I mean like 4" tall total). Do each one separately.
Thank you all! That is what I thought, too, but, figured I would ask since I had a few that told me it was easier to do it as one piece. Seemed a little crazy to me.
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