So I need to make a two tier cake to serve about 30 people.. I used a 9x3" cake pan to test and i am wondering if should
cut that in half or make another one? Also this is the same for the top layer. I made a 8" cake and wondering if I should half that and fill or make another layer?
Thanks! First time doing a tier....
I'm really not sure what you're asking. Are you asking if you should torte the layer? Most of us do. A 9" round cake, 4" tall serves 32. You're planning on putting an 8" round tier on top of a 9" round tier? Honestly a 6" round tier would look more proportional.
Yes. Sorry I didn't know if I should (Torte) the 9x3" But you answered my question.. I haven't decided which size to use on top. I thought the 6" looked not proportioned actually.. I'll figure it out.. Thanks soo much for your response.. I was confused and didn't want it to look to high!
A 6" and 9" is a quite classic combination for two tiers. In the old days, the "standard" was a 4" difference in dianeter. Then the "tower" look came into fashion which was a 2" difference in diameter. I often use a 3" difference in diameter.
A 1" diameter difference, which is just a half inch on each side, and if you use a border, really just makes a big round block.
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