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" . . .it won't hold the other tiers . . ."
Um . . . you don't think that you stack cake on top of cake do you? Cake is held up by the **support system** NOT by the cake underneath it. You can stack anything with the proper support system. A tier of cotton balls with a fruitcake on top can be done - with the correct support.
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Originally Posted by leah_s
" . . .it won't hold the other tiers . . ."
Um . . . you don't think that you stack cake on top of cake do you? Cake is held up by the **support system** NOT by the cake underneath it. You can stack anything with the proper support system. A tier of cotton balls with a fruitcake on top can be done - with the correct support.
" . . .it won't hold the other tiers . . ."
Um . . . you don't think that you stack cake on top of cake do you? Cake is held up by the **support system** NOT by the cake underneath it. You can stack anything with the proper support system. A tier of cotton balls with a fruitcake on top can be done - with the correct support.
ooops 
i really thought the bottom cake will support the others.
thanks for your advice.
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