What size sheet cake pan do you use when the Wilton 12X18 isnt big enough. I am using a home oven too. Thanks, Sandy
Well I always use the lg Wilton sheet cake pan 12x18 that serves 54 but there are times that I need a bigger sheet cake for over 80 servings. I just wondered what size came after 12x18, I dont think Wilton makes a bigger one do they?
Where I came up with the number 54 is if I use the marker that is what it marks it to serve. Thanks,
Well I always use the lg Wilton sheet cake pan 12x18 that serves 54 but there are times that I need a bigger sheet cake for over 80 servings. I just wondered what size came after 12x18, I dont think Wilton makes a bigger one do they?
http://www.wilton.com/cakes/making-cakes/baking-wedding-cake-2-inch-pans.cfm
Commercial full sheet pans don't fit in home ovens, but double-layer or side-by-side slabs can accommodate your larger serving goals.
A 12 x 18 should give you 85 - 98 servings, depending on the size of each piece. It should be plenty big enough for 80 - just how big are you cutting each piece?
????????Do you mean for a double-layer 12 x 18? If so, 98-108 easily.
A 12 x 18 should give you 85 - 98 servings, depending on the size of each piece. It should be plenty big enough for 80 - just how big are you cutting each piece?
????????Do you mean for a double-layer 12 x 18? If so, 98-108 easily.
Sorry - I think every cake is 2 layers. My math is not with me today. A 1 layer would yield 54 servings - you are correct - why not make 2 layers? 
Yes I will be making it 2 layers for this cake. Thanks for all the help. The marker makes each piece 2x2 inch square but I will not be using it this time. Sandy
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