What as size cake should it ho on?
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The One Direction edible cake image fits a 9x13 rectangle cake pan or larger.
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one-half of a standard sheet cake if you want to cover the whole cake. This leaves very little room for writing a message or name.
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I remember i got a medium size from waltmart I am not sure about the measurements.
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It was an 11x14 inch cake. It would fit a 9x13 inch cake though. We just wanted room for more decorations.
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I used a 9x13 cake...it didn't quite cover the whole top. There was probably about a 2 1/2 in. margin around the edges.
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Well, the picture isn't to big. I made a rectangular cake of approximately 2 pounds, I put the image in the center of the cake and I decorated as the picture you see in Amazon. Was perfect!!!
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Hi! It goes on a quarter sheet perfectly. It came out beautiful because of the good quality and bright colors!!
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5 cups of batter fit perfectly (= one box of cake mix, I use Duncan Hines) ... if you make it from scratch it might rise differently and you might need a bit more.
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A double layer will fit as long as the cake is no more than 8 inch in diameter. No three layers is to high, wont fit especially if your planning on adding frosting!
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You can put a cake 4 inches tall (this includes cake + icing) You might be able to squeeze in a cake about 5 inches if there's no icing at all.
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You've probably already made your purchase by now (or not). The following are all internal measures which is probably what you want: * Base diameter at bottom: 9.25 inches * Base diameter at top: 11 inches * Base height: ~ 1 inch * Top diameter: 11 inches * Top height: 3 inchesBoth our pie plates fit with easy. You should be able to place a 9 inch diameter, 4 inch cake in the plate without problem.
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There isn't a specific size since its shaped but one box of cake mix is used. However it is smaller than 13 x 9 because I sat mine in a 13 x 9 pan which baking
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Both are good. It's up to you. In my experience I prefer the 2'' cause I put the batter in 2 pans and I just take them out and they're are my layers (so I have 2 layers of 2'' each) and I don't have to cut a cake in half and then put the filing. On this way I know my layers are even and the same height. But as I said, it's up to you.
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I'd say approx. 2 1/2 inches, 3 at,the most. If you buy the pan, you've got to spray the heck out it otherwise your cakes will stick. Other than that, its a good pan.
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Its been a while since I made the cake, but I would estimate it was about 8-10 inches long and maybe 4-5 inches high at the head, about 3 inches at the body
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I made a chocolate cake "mountain" (one full batch of cake batter, similar in size to a cake mix) for the cake board and made the train lemon bundt cake. For some people, half a train car will be plenty and some people will eat an entire car.. Making an extra cake of some kind will be necessary for that many party goers unless you plan on making multiple trains. Good luck and have fun!
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Outside height is just over 2". The recipe used in it would make 3 layers for an 8" cake.
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Actually this one isn't all that large. It would probably fit more of a 9" round. It wasn't as large as it looks in the picture. That must be a quarter of a cake (9X13) it would work well on.
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My wife used it for a Christmas cake that was approximately 12 inches in diameter and about the height of a two layer US cake.It covered that .
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Normal size for a layer cake or sheet cake. You could fit them or either, depending on which kind of cake you want to use. There are quite a few figures and you could use as many as you want. They are really cute and look like the movie figures.
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I hope this information helps you this is off of Amazon's description or (details) i gave this as a gift for Christmas last year and do not personal have the information. you may want to look at the measurements also for the size of your cake. Product Dimensions: 6.3 x 3.5 x 5 inchesShipping Weight: 12 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
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I use Wilton's chart as a guide when I need to determine how much fondant I need to cover a cake. Here's the link to Wilton's Fondant Coverage Chart: http://www.wilton.com/decorating/fondant/fondant-coverage-chart.cfm. Looks like 2 pounds is enough to cover either a 10" 4-inch high cake or either a 12" 3-inch high cake. Hope that helps!
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Hi Laura, The Cakes are about the size of golf balls good luck Thanks -John