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Roll out icing amounts help.
Melonade
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Hi,
I'm making my son a birthday cake... it's going to be a hockey puck so the plan is to put black icing over a Victoria sponge cake and then add his hockey number on top.
My cake tins are 20cm so how much icing would I need? Im hoping one of the supermarkets have the black roll out icing (sure it's got a proper name
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Also I slipped up and told him about the cake so now I can't even back out lol.
I'm making my son a birthday cake... it's going to be a hockey puck so the plan is to put black icing over a Victoria sponge cake and then add his hockey number on top.
My cake tins are 20cm so how much icing would I need? Im hoping one of the supermarkets have the black roll out icing (sure it's got a proper name
)Also I slipped up and told him about the cake so now I can't even back out lol.
Even if you stumble, you're still moving forward.
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20 cm - 8" - 875g roll out icing (sugarpaste). I might use something a bit firmer than a Victoria sandwich - more of a madeira type cake.0
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I'm pretty sure i got black roll out icing in a big asda superstore a while back so it might be worth trying there.0
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Thankyou both for replying, that's really helped me out a lot.
I'll try Asda first then and now off to look at medeiros cake recipes :TEven if you stumble, you're still moving forward.0
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