I know there are different systems out there for the placement of gumpaste flowers inbetween cake tiers.  Does anyone know what kind of system Ron Ben-Israel utilizes?

really

there are systems for this?

i made my own up

and went more crazed and more cross eyed doing it

are you sure? where?

or did you just think so

i've never heard of rbi systems

i just figured he made it up too

he's got a former intern around here though--prolly sworn to secrecy understandably

y'know what? i had my brain wrapped around tilt-a whirl and tupsy turvy cakes

of which rbi is a master

and you never said those kinds of cakes at all--so don't mind me at all

see i told you i went crazy engineering my own--i didn't intend on proving it right then though

but still i'm not sure i know of any systems that you don't diy

but maybe there are some

sorry

I'm sure every cake designer has their own way of doing things, thus creating there own systems to stack a cake and placing their flowers strategically inbetween tiers. It also depends on the design as to what serparator one is to use. You probably misunderstood that by me saying system there is one out there manufactured for that sole purpose. Troubleshooting is one of a cake decorators best qualities to solve a cake problem. stacking is one of them.

is there a certain design you mean?

like the tower of roses or something?

AI don't know about RBI but polystyrene dummy separators smaller and shorted than the tiers, with the flowers inserted in works.