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plbennett_8
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PostPosted: Wed May 21, 2008 9:40 am  Reply with quoteBack to top
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i made cake like this for a baby shower 12 x 18 with 2 layers i dislike torting i used 2 1/2 cake mixes per layer and leveled it while still in pan i have a picture i will download it shortly and this is a heavy cake
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CSMoore - did you torte each layer? I've done this in smaller sizes, it's nice to see it so well presented in a larger size.

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If you have to buy a sheetcake pan anyway.....I would highly suggest buying a Magic Line sheetcake pan. I have been so pleased with these pans! And Into the Oven has great prices, fast shipping, and great customer service!

Good luck!
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Homemade-Goodies wrote:
CSMoore - did you torte each layer? I've done this in smaller sizes, it's nice to see it so well presented in a larger size.

Tanja


I did not torte.
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what exactly does "torte" mean?
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