Best Way To Get 50?

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kandu001 Posted 23 Jun 2011 , 3:11pm
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I'm making a 2 tier cake for a friend and she needs 50 servings. I don't go by the charts because I think they are way too small of pieces and since I'm not charging (because I can't...lol) I want her to have normal sized pieces. I was hoping to do a 8 and 10, but even the "chart" says 48 servings. I would rather not have to do 10 and 12. Is there a better combo or am I stuck w/ the bigger cake? Oh, also there *may* be a half ball pan on top (kind of a 3rd tier).
Any suggestions??

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snocilla Posted 23 Jun 2011 , 3:27pm
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I use the Wilton chart and it says an 8" and 10" is 62 servings. I think you are fine with that.

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kandu001 Posted 23 Jun 2011 , 3:51pm
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Thanks! I think I'll do the 8 and 10 plus the 1/2 ball. icon_smile.gif I guess I just needed some reassurance!

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AnotherCaker Posted 23 Jun 2011 , 3:51pm
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Do you have to do a two tier? It may look a bit squatty. Would you consider a 4-7-10? or a 5-7-9?

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snocilla Posted 23 Jun 2011 , 4:06pm
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Do you have to do a two tier? It may look a bit squatty. Would you consider a 4-7-10? or a 5-7-9?




With the 6" ball on top, I honestly don't think it will look squatty

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AnotherCaker Posted 23 Jun 2011 , 4:07pm
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Ah, I missed that, yes that will help!

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2txmedics Posted 26 Jun 2011 , 4:05pm
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