Cake Servings

Baking By Cheljo Updated 24 May 2019 , 8:22pm by -K8memphis

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Cheljo Posted 24 May 2019 , 5:59pm
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I'm making a 2 tiered graduation cake for my niece. I was thinking of doing the bottom tier 8x6 (cake pan is 8x3) & top tier 6x6 (cake pan 6x3). How many servings would this cake make?

Thanks in advance for all help!

God Bless you! 

Chelsea 

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kakeladi Posted 24 May 2019 , 6:23pm
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Using those sizes  w/a cake board between the layers  of each size should  give you around 80 servings   It will be difficult to deliver— being top heavy:(    

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Cheljo Posted 24 May 2019 , 7:18pm
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Thank you so much! I'm going to wait to stack the top tier on the bottom until I get there because I'll have to travel about an hour or so to get it there & they want whipped icing. I've got to try to keep it cool somehow with that whipped icing. 

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kakeladi Posted 24 May 2019 , 7:24pm
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Regarding delivery check out this thread - especially Sandra's post (about the 3 or 4th one down)   https://www.cakecentral.com/forum/t/851226/deliver-tips

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-K8memphis Posted 24 May 2019 , 8:22pm
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 with the board in there, you'll get 1x2x3 inch servings instead of a 1x2x4 inch serving -- you get 3/4 of a regular serving  -- and those cake pans do not necessarily bake a 3" tall cake either -- unless you are doing pound cakes

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