Mad Hatter Cake Pans

Posted September 3, 2010 By admin

Topsy Turvy Cake cake dilemma?

I want to make a cake upside down cake also known as Mad Hatter, usually sizes ranging from 12 to 6 inch pots … My question is: I am a bit smaller, but they want to keep all 3 levels, you still would be strong enough if I started the cake like this: bottom of the base is a 6 "and a" 7 and a lower average "8 would be a" 5, then 6, then 7 "bottom-up would be 4, then 5, then 6, to wooden pegs and boards levels inbetween cake … any suggestions would be great:)

http://www.cakecentral.com/article1-Instructions-For-Building-A-Whimsical-Tilted-Cake.html here is the site that shows step by step … Do not know why her cake smaller would not work ….. Funny Good luck

Fat Daddio’s Mad Dadder Round Aluminum Cake Pan

This whimsical cake pan with 4 to 2.5 opposing sides was designed by Fat Daddios after the company received several customer requests for a pan to produce the popular Mad Hatter cake. The Fat Daddios Mad Dadder pans are designed with the companys existing heavy duty seamless drawn technology for level baking and consistent results. The Mad Dadder pans became available for purchase in 2010 and all …