Double Layer Cake?

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dst10spr97 Posted 18 Apr 2011 , 2:57pm
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I am taking a Wilton Tall Cakes class and I have to make a 10 inch double layer cake and a 6 inch double layer cake. I want to make sure I have this correct since I don't have much experience making tall cakes. Does this mean I bake a 10 inch and a 6 inch and tort and fill it, or do I need to make two 10 inch and two 6 inch?

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indydebi Posted 18 Apr 2011 , 3:46pm
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I think for a class either one would work, but normally when someone says "double layer", they mean bake two 10" cakes and stack them with filling/icing in between.

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CWR41 Posted 18 Apr 2011 , 3:46pm
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or do I need to make two 10 inch and two 6 inch?




Yes. A double-layer cake is typically two 2" tall layers that total 4" in height.

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