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Christmas Cake Tin size
lincsyellowbelly
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I am going to make a guinness fruit cake for a christmas cake next week and the receipe says use a 10 inch tin. My loose bottom one is 8 inches. I dont want to buy another so will this need any cooking adjustment. I realise it will be deeper. Thanks everyone.
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if you Google
how to adjust recipe amounts to different tin
you'll find several people have worked out mathematical formulas to help you.
The easiest idea when trying to scale down is to use the spare mixture for cupcakes or other small cakes0
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