Cake Batter Amount For Round Pans??
Decorating By ShortcakesSweets Updated 3 Feb 2007 , 7:05am by cathymorin
I'm doing a stacked cake for a Baby Shower due this weekend. I'll be using the 14" and 8" round pans ~ two layers on each tier. So if I'm reading the Wilton chart correctly I'll need 27 cups of batter (total), which would amount to five box mixes. Am I figuring this right? Thanks in advance for your help!!
Five boxes sounds about right for that size of a cake.
For the snowflake wedding cake in my gallery, I used 6 boxes DH (doctored). The sizes are 16", 12" & 8"... two layers. You probably won't need 5 boxes for that size cake.
I posted something regarding this issue not long ago. I was going by the Wilton Chart as to how many cups per pan. I think I was making an 8" and it required 3 cups per pan? Anyway I used one cake mix without adding anything (it was for my wilton class cake), and I only got about 5 cups out of one mix!!
When I make my cakes I use a 3" deep pan, which would account for the extra batter. If you use 2" pans, then of course you would use less.
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