So I recently tried my first tiered cake. It was just a 6" and an 8". I used wooden skewers for support and it worked fine...but I just realized there's a difference between dowels and skewers. Does it really matter which I use? I'm thinking it might be a problem with bigger cakes or if I actually have to transport them. Is that true, or would skewers work fine? Thanks!
if you have a hobby craft, they sell them (and they are still called dowels). they arent available in any supermarkets though, but if you have a local cake store they will have some, and there are plenty of online places i can recommend too.
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found by googling cake supplies UK England
http://www.cake-links.com/cgi-bin/foundation/scan/fi=products/st=db/co=yes/sf=category/se=pillars%20and%20dowells/op=eq/sf=prod_group/se=pillars%20and%20dowells/op=eq/tf=description.html
http://www.cakescookiesandcraftsshop.co.uk/acatalog/Cake-Pillars-Dowels.html
Doug's the man! He always has what ya need.
Doug I am still thanking you for those templates and I'll have you know that your help is directly responcible for helping make my hat box as great as it was. I totally pimped out those templates you uploaded for me!
Doug's the man! He always has what ya need.
Doug I am still thanking you for those templates and I'll have you know that your help is directly responcible for helping make my hat box as great as it was. I totally pimped out those templates you uploaded for me!
thank you!
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and I must say:
that hat box cake is amazing....
and....
you're the kind of mom that kids must really love and all the neighborhood kids want for their own too...
that cat box cake is hilarious and such a great set up (ah the future stories the kids will tell...And then there was the time my mom made...)
never used cake links, but can vouch for cakes cookies and crafts. they are good, but a bit more expensive (pennies to about 40p) than www.apieceofcakethame.co.uk which i also use, whos gumpaste is really good too.
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