Wilton Batter Amount Chart - Please Help Me With This
Decorating By yummymummycakes Updated 1 Aug 2010 , 1:18am by awatterson
I have an upcoming newspaper cake to do for 60 - 70 people. Serving sizes of 1" x 2".
So I have decided that I need to do 4 - 7" xx 11" cakes. Each layer will be 2" high.
From the way I am reading this
http://www.wilton.com/cakes/making-cakes/baking-wedding-cake-2-inch-pans.cfm
it would appear that I will need 22 cups of cake batter.
Is this correct?
you have the math right.. but ..
if you are using a box mix like DH. it makes aprox. 5 cups. per box of white mix. choc. makes 4.5 cups.
IF you add extenders that will change. and if you are making homemade.. well that is a whole other scenario.
My suggestion is to make a singel layer test cake. There is nothing worse than running out of cake mix in the middle of baking!
I use the Betty Crocker in the WASC and it makes 7 cups.
thank you for confirming that I had read it correctly.
Another question if you dont mind please?
What is the texture of WASC like?
The customer acutally likes the BC Choc Fudge Cake Mix, however it I can extend it to go further that would be fantastic.
I LOVE the texture. I sift the dry ingredients. The BC chocolate cake is one of my most requested.
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