Got A Dumb Question, But Need The Answer Quick!
Business By karateka Updated 16 Apr 2009 , 9:01pm by Dizzymaiden
I have an order where the bride wants chocolate shavings on the sides of her 9in round wedding cake. (small wedding). I have NO IDEA how much chocolate that is going to take. If any of you have done this and can tell me.....please help! I don't know how to charge for this concerning how much dark chocolate I need to buy.
TIA!
I did a 3-tier square (6-8-10) a couple of years ago, and I think I did it with about 8 ounces of white chocolate. Make sure that you wear gloves when putting the shaved chocolate on the cake, or else the heat of your hands will melt the shavings - trust me, I learned the hard way! Also, give yourself time to get the shavings onto the sides of the cake - it can be done, but needs patience!
of course, I didn't know that I would have to specify, new, clean ones, only use for decorating
if I am putting on nuts or chocolate on the side this is what I do.
1. Crust cake
2. apply thin layer of frosting where items are to be placed
3. tip cake slighly over bowl (I like a metal bowl this keeps chocolate cool) and gently toss and press.
Hope this helps. Amy
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