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Decorating By mini-cake Updated 3 Feb 2007 , 4:29am by cakenutz

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mini-cake Posted 3 Feb 2007 , 1:03am
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I have to make a cake to feed 105 people. They want a three tier cake. They want a round, petal, round combo.

I don't own any petal pans yet...so I cant play around with them and see which size will work best. I am going to go get them but in the interm can anyone suggest a possible size combo?

I was thinking of a 9" round, 12" petal (it shrinks after baking to 11") and 12".

Advice? If anyone owns these pans would you mind playing with them and letting me know what combo looks best?

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SILVERCAT Posted 3 Feb 2007 , 2:19am
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Here is what I was able to fins on ebay! I don't know if you want all of them of just the one.
http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?MfcISAPICommand=GetResult&ht=1&shortcut=0&from=R41&query=Petal+Tier+Cake+Pan&category0=

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mini-cake Posted 3 Feb 2007 , 3:39am
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I know where to buy them from, just havent been able to get them yet.

I need help with the combination.

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jmt1714 Posted 3 Feb 2007 , 4:22am
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I would go for more than a 1" difference between layers. and I wouldn't count on that much shrinkage either. IMHO.

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angelas2babies Posted 3 Feb 2007 , 4:24am
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I agree. A one inch difference is going to be tight, and I'm not so sure it would shrink that much.

Good Luck!
angie

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cakenutz Posted 3 Feb 2007 , 4:29am
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I have the pans and I like 6 9 12. 6 8 10 looks good too. I think at least 2 inches gives a good balance. icon_smile.gif

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