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444 days ago

How to incorporate a shoe on a wedding cake - 3 replies

Hi wonderful cakers I have been asked to make a wedding cake which is three suitcases stacked up; bride and groom sitting on the top, and a figurine of their dog on the second tier reaching up to the top tier. The bride has also given me a silver plastic shoe (about 5cm) that she would like included on the cake somehow (it was on her Mum&#...

475 days ago

Cake heights - 3 replies

Hi all Am wondering what others do in terms of cake/tier heights. Am curious about a number of things….In general… 1. What height do you aim to make a finished cake? 2. What height is the baked cake, before filling and icing? (i.e. how much of the completed total height is filling and icing) 3. How many cakes do you usual...

481 days ago

Chocolate cigarellos & roses - 9 replies

Hi all I have a cake to do coming up which involves a lot of chocolate cigarellos and chocolate roses (both white and dark – with molding chocolate). I haven’t done much work with chocolate to date, so if anyone has any pointers or words of advice I would be very appreciative. I’ve done a lot of research so far but thoug...

492 days ago

Cakes on pedestal cake stands - 6 replies

Hi all I’ve noticed a lot of people putting their cakes on lovely pedestal cake stands, rather than the standard flat board. I really like the look of this but I’m curious…. I think the look is great especially for tiered cakes, but am wondering about the weight of the cake on the stand… Please excuse me if there ar...

497 days ago

Tall/deep cakes - 4 replies

Hi all. I’m intrigued by these deeper cakes that seem to be all the trend these days. I’m keen to give them a go, but interested in knowing how people generally tackle them. Do people have any additional supports in them given the additional weight? (e.g. a thing board halfway down the cake)? How many cakes do you bake to pile ...

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