How tall of a cake can you slice with this? I am using a 2 piece angel food cake pan
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If you want to slice the cake in half it would be a good option. But if you wanna level a cake that high i don't think this is a good choice. it has notches (3-4 total) that allows up to move up an inch to an inch and half from the counter. not too high.
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I'm not a cake baker so I can't help you there. However, I've cooked just about everything meal related in mine and it works just as well as my full size oven. As for space, it's surprisingly large. A small rotisserie size chicken will fit no problem. Pie/cake pans will fit with plenty of room to spare. It will not fit a full size lasagna pan though.
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You can cut the bag to be big enough to fit the cake but!!, vacuuming a cake would crush it??!! Try really freezing it solid first, that would be your best bet. Good luck
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I have never used the pan for angel cake. I just use mine for pound cakes and spray the pan with Baker's Joy. No problem with the pound cakes.
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I bought the 12" and my cake stuck. I had to put butter and then coat it with flour and that worked. Hope that helps
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Hello .. not used it yet, but they are not so small so do not know whether to make the cake, I think it serves more as a cutter. I found no little usable. Wanted to make small canapes, but are not small
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I gave this to my daughter for a Christmas gift. I asked her to measure it and she says it will handle about a 10" cake.
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I had a small two tiered cake on mine. I don't think it is large enough for three tiers, and mine was not completely level so I wouldn't risk it!
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Jamie, mine measure that same as S. Sparke commented. I would not order them as the quality is not nearly as good as the brand I had before. The "arm" does not sit fully down on the cake pan bottom, so the cake does not release without taking off a bottom layer of the cake. The arm being raised also makes them a hassle to clean. Hope this helps with your purchasing decision. Deanna P.
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I don't think it will. It's not as big a pan as I thought it was before i bought it. I would bake the top separate from the bottom, because the cavities do not hold the same amount of cake batter.
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Hello, I am sorry, I forgot to take it down and measure it last night - I know when i made a standard cheesecake and fit perfectly with extra room on the edges to spare - same with a bundt cake. It is really nice quality and beautiful. I was very pleased with this purchase. :)
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I made an Angel Food Cake in this pan using an Angel Food Cake mix. No adjustment was necessary as the recipe called for a ten inch pan. I didn't cool it upside down as the cake mix box said not to. If you wanted to cool it upside down it seemed like that should work. Love the pan. It baked the cake perfectly.
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I am not sure how high is your 3 layer cake but it will fit a cake up to 4.5" high.
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I wouldn't start with the bottom tier of 10". I'd start with the bottom tier of 8, then 6, then 4". The base really isn't that wide; but if you went a little smaller, you wouldn't have to be afraid to press down to cut the cake, as the center of gravity would allow the cut. I hope this helps!
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The pan is 5 inches across on the top, 4 inches across on the bottom, and 2 inches high. The center section is removable just like a full size angel food cake pan.
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Hello diana, i recently purchased this item the height of the top is roughly 10 and about the same for the pedestal. The diameter is awsome as well. I feel for sure it will work great for a thick three layer cake. Also to mention it is a beautiful item that really stands out.
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I used mine with a 9x13 cake and had no problems. Handle with care, follow the directions, and you should be fine. Enjoy! :)