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| Forum topic by funfetti | posted 235 days ago | 453 views | 0 times favorited | 2 replies | ![]() |
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235 days ago |
Hi, everybody, I normally use simple syrup on all of my cakes, but I always wonder if I put too much – which hasn’t been the case yet, but I still worry! I recently read in a post that the ratio should be 3-4 tbsp of simple syrup for every egg – in other words, if you use 3 eggs in your batter, you need b/w 9-12 tbsp of syrup. Has anybody followed this formula? If not, how much syrup do you add to the cake – in my area, people seem to favor a wet-type cake, but I’m afraid to make it soggy. Your comments are appreciated! Funfetti Cakes :))) -- DJ - Funfetticakes |







