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Decorating By kimscakes25 Updated 15 Nov 2013 , 11:53pm by maybenot

kimscakes25 Posted 15 Nov 2013 , 12:45am

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ABaking my 1st 14"x22" sheet cake in a new "Fat Daddio's" pan . Should I use one heating core or two? Or just flower nails and how many? Thanks!

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cakesrock Posted 15 Nov 2013 , 1:45pm

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I personally don't like heater cores. I would use 3-4 flower nails in that size a pan.

kimscakes25 Posted 15 Nov 2013 , 8:24pm

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AThank you! I have never liked them either, but had never gone this big a sheet cake yet!

maybenot Posted 15 Nov 2013 , 11:53pm

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I use Ateco heating cores---flat, stainless steel, blunt things similar to flower nails, but better.

In a 14x22, I'd put 4 of them across the long axis of the pan. I put 3 across my 12x18 and it works extremely well.

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