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Post by stephaniebines on May 21, 2006 8:05:58 GMT -2
 Hi, does anyone have any idea where to buy those wonky shaped cake tins? (I've mostly seen them as 3 tier wedding cakes) I've looked all over the internet and can't find them anywhere. Thanks Stephanie p.s. hopefully they will come with a set of instructions!
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Post by rach on May 21, 2006 8:30:18 GMT -2
As far as I am aware...you bake your three normal round tins and you cut them at angles to make them look wonky.....
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Post by emmascakes.co.uk on May 21, 2006 8:47:15 GMT -2
Colette Peters makes normal round cakes and then stacks them with polystyrene wedges between them to make them wonky. Alternatively you can bake your cakes in normal round tins but have them propped up on one side in the oven so they come out wonky or you could make a deep cake and cut it diagonally. As far as I know no-one sells wonky tins.
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Post by chrissy on May 22, 2006 16:15:15 GMT -2
Hi emma, i am not sure if i have seen one on usa ebay.... i will check for you, i may be thinking topsy turvy? is that what you mean, maybe i am mistaken, and they are only the three tier for wedding etcs.....will find out anyway rach that is a great idea, glad it is not me going to attempt that though. but i may be very good at that.........
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Post by rach on May 22, 2006 16:58:04 GMT -2
go for it chrissy...lol..
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Post by Nauseen on Jun 6, 2006 19:24:08 GMT -2
hi all, is the topsy turvy not from wilton and if so is it not a flat tin i mean not 3d, you could however bake two cakes and sandwich them together ot as marjorie suggested cut the cakes and you could use marzipan or fondant in between the tiers. they don't make a one single pan for this type of cake asiy would get stuck coming out if you know what i mean...Anyways find these instructions: forums.egullet.org/index.php?showtopic=71115Good luck and let us know how you get on, i must say very brave attemting to do this type of cake it takes forever to make i'v heard!! |
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