Rice Krispy Wedding Cake Support Needed??

Decorating By Tor1985 Updated 12 Apr 2013 , 6:56pm by Annabakescakes

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Tor1985 Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 12:31pm
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I'm making a rice krispy square cake for my friend for this Saturday for her wedding,

Should I support each tier like I would a cake or will the rice krispy tiers support themselves??

Anyone have any experience making a rice krispy square cake?? Any tips would be appreciated!

Thanks

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chanda Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 1:57pm
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I would say better safe than sorry!!!!!icon_smile.gif

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Tor1985 Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 2:15pm
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Thanks, thats what I was thinking too!

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dsilvest Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 2:31pm
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chanda Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 2:45pm
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Ah ha!! It does not say to put dowels in...hmmm. icon_smile.gif

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cakedout Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 3:06pm
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I would say to put them in. I did one some years ago, and it was heavier that I imagined! thumbs_up.gif

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Tor1985 Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 4:19pm
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Thanks.
I put each tier on a cake board and I'll use dowels. Thank for all the imput and the link icon_smile.gif

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seedrv Posted 29 Jun 2011 , 8:22pm
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Originally Posted by dsilvest

http://www.ricekrispies.com/recipes/wedding-cake.aspx#/recipes/wedding-cake

From Rice Krispies - Wedding Cake instructions




I'm so glad you posted this link because I couldn't get my brain wrapped around what an RKT wedding cake was! icon_lol.gif

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emmbeekay Posted 12 Apr 2013 , 3:38pm
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How did it turn out? I am looking to make a 3 tired rice krispie cake as well and can't figure out how to get the layers 4" high when cake pans are 2" high. I didn't want to see a seam in the center if I stacked 2 together. Thoughts?

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cakeyouverymuch Posted 12 Apr 2013 , 6:49pm
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Are you covering your tiers in fondant?  If so, you're going to have to coat the whole thing with something to even out the bumpiness of the RCT.  If you're coating the tiers with melted chocolate or something like that, the 'seam' is not going to show at all because the coating (if properly applied) will hide it.

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Annabakescakes Posted 12 Apr 2013 , 6:56pm
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AIf it is naked rice crispies, you could use a ring mold. They come 4" high, and all sizes. It would be easier to get out, too. Just butter it, or wrap the inside with buttered parchment paper, and set it on a buttered parchment paper. You could use a cake pan, or cookie sheet, or the counter.

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