Smallest Size Tiers For Tt

Decorating By Normita Updated 1 Apr 2010 , 11:13pm by Normita

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Normita Posted 1 Apr 2010 , 7:52pm
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Hello everyone!!

I have been asked to do a TT for about 25-30 ppl. I dont know if this is even possible without it looking so funny!! I know that most TT are carved at the bottom. I was thinking of a 8 and 6 or a 7 and 5. Also, how do you determine how many serving you get once you carve the bottom?

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KHalstead Posted 1 Apr 2010 , 8:11pm
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This is a 5,7

I considered it 20 servings (7"=15 serv. , 5"=5 serv)

It was a 5" on top carved in to 4" at the bottom

bottom cake was 7" on top carved in to 6" on the bottom. each cake was 3 layers of cake

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Normita Posted 1 Apr 2010 , 8:30pm
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Thanks Khalstead. That size does not look bad at all. I was wondering if you were basing it off the wilton serving chart or the earlenes?

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KHalstead Posted 1 Apr 2010 , 8:45pm
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nah, it's my own serving chart LOL

Wilton says a 7" will give you 18 servings (7x7x3=147 div. by 8 18.375 serv.)
wilton says a 5" will give you 9 servings. Basically I round wilton's chart down to the nearest 5 servings!

There is a little more cake because it's 3 layers high instead of 2, however people still cut them the same, the piece is just taller, so to compensate for the extra cake I charge a high per/serv. price for topsy turvy cakes!

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Normita Posted 1 Apr 2010 , 11:13pm
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Thanks...but do you subtract some of the servings since you carved the bottom down a size...or is that where you subtract 5 servings from the wilton...or do you always subtract 5 servings from the wilton regardless if its a TT or not??

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