
Is there a tutorial out there on how to construct the internal support structure for a self balancing wine bottle cake? anyone has any ideas how to do it? Here is the cake;
http://www.eatsleepdreamcakes.com.au/f.ashx?v=823544
Do you think it is all cake?


http://www.eatsleepdreamcakes.com.au/all-cakes/magic-wine-bottle-cake.aspx?lv.crumb=94708
If you asked, they might tell you how its done.


Is there a tutorial out there on how to construct the internal support structure for a self balancing wine bottle cake? anyone has any ideas how to do it? Here is the cake;
http://www.eatsleepdreamcakes.com.au/f.ashx?v=823544
Do you think it is all cake?
"Yes, This is actually all cake, held in place by nothing more than air, a bit of maths and a whole lot of physics.
An unique and unusual cake perfect for your next big birthday or even as a Wedding Cake
The label is handpainted and can be customised to suit your occasion" From their website



I have no idea how this is done, but I came across a class at Planet Cakes in Sydney
http://www.planetcake.com.au/courses/novelty-series/novelty-108

WOW!!! I would love to learn this but not at $1100 a class!!!


It is a really cool cake and if you sold a few you would make your money back....just not in my budget at this point.




APossibly a similar structure like this cake http://forums.egullet.org/topic/82670-3d-airplane/ ????

Try this ladies, same concept, different theme. Handi (the guy in the video) used to work for Planet Cake teaching how to do the wine bottle cake, so I'm thinking it'll be pretty similar structure.
There are some brilliant tutorials on that site, it's worth a membership IMHO.
https://www.learncakedecoratingonline.com/how-to-make-an-aeroplane-cake-with-handi-mulyana/


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