Assembling a Wedding Cake

We’ll show you how to assemble a beautiful three-tier cake.
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24 Responses to Assembling a Wedding Cake

  1. punkette4u says:

    @farscape46

    So the weight from the top tiers doesn’t cause the bottom layer to start flattening. Without these the cake may become lopsided or have other problems.

  2. triarii76 says:

    io mi sn distratto stavo guardando le gumme :-)

  3. lovebug2083 says:

    It gives teh cake support so that when teh next tier is put on it won’t cruch into the lower tier. You would puc supports in each layer

  4. christachick says:

    @farscape46

    Yes I will like to know too please

  5. farscape46 says:

    Hi
    Can you tell me why do you put 4 dowels in the bottom of the cake

  6. TheYziad says:

    Thanks for the awesome vid! :)
    I was wondering if this technique is required for fondant cakes as well or could the bottom cakes “survive” without this?

  7. islandkisser says:

    sorry this maybe stupid question….see when you put the center dowel, did you put a hole in the middle of all cardboard below the cake (i notice theres a cardboard on the cake) coz im not sure how to push the dowel right to the bottom without ruining the cake w/o a hole on the cardboard?

  8. marilynm1983 says:

    very good strategy but I have a question … ay people who only get a couple of sticks in the middle but your technique paresio too perfect to me how to measure and I paresio wonderful …. but tell me ay differance between yours and others that just put the sticks in medium hard Reverse the cake ?…. same as yours even better than me parese your friend Kenny other god bye butterfly

  9. stylestudioxx says:

    she put in the dowels to help the the cake to not slide off cuz shes usin frosting and it tends to move alot

  10. robertfriend1 says:

    Thanks for the Info.

  11. oldbag699 says:

    doesnt it make a mess of the cake with all those dowels in it

  12. wchild56 says:

    im guessing so the cake can stay together. because she used frosting and not fondant or anythign like that

  13. wchild56 says:

    @amandamacaulay

    the chefs usually dont leave anythign beteween the layers

  14. wchild56 says:

    @munozangie21

    no usually they dont leave anythign between the layers.

  15. rsk8ter55 says:

    You don’t have to leave the bases in between the tiers if you don’t want it. However, in this video it seems like she dose to help with stability, as well as the initial handling and stacking of the tiers.

    IMO, I would leave the bases there, but the initial decision is yours.

  16. rsk8ter55 says:

    The dowels are only in the bottom two tiers, which helps to keep the upper tiers from not only squishing the bottom ones, but also to help keep the ones above themselves steadier. The center dowel is the only one that goes through all three tiers, and is usually the stabalizer for the entire cake itself. So, whilst not all of the dowels are holding the cake togeather, on dowel is.

  17. babyfrog12 says:

    Its because of the 2 top tiers weight. You dont want the bottom tier to smoosh. The center dowel is what keeps the whole structure together.

  18. amandamacaulay says:

    hi, do you leave the cake boards/bases under each layer o cake?

  19. munozangie21 says:

    do u leave the bases in between the tiers…thanx

  20. cricketsballroom says:

    it’s not that they’re joining the cakes together, it’s that they’re support systems. without supports in the two bootom layers, the weight on top would cause it to sag

  21. mtxh89 says:

    why do you need to put dowels into the individual cakes? they don’t seem to be joining the cake together.

  22. trepxtrechi says:

    CAKEIS GOOOOD

  23. beagle4864 says:

    I saw hedge cutters of something of the sort, I’m not sure.

  24. MrStrawberry2000 says:

    I would’nt do the yellow though

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