Does the entire sheet go on the cake or just the images? I am wondering what size/shape cake to bake.
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the whole sheet did you may want to wait and frost your cake at the same time you put the image on so you can use the frosting around the sides to blend it in also be very careful with image I tore mine a little bit but it still looked good hoped this helped
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Yes, the entire sheet goes on the cake just like you see it. I made a 9 x 13 for it to go on. It's about as big as a piece of paper. It's a nice thick size too. Just be sure that you place it where you want it because it only takes seconds for it to meld into the frosting. Good luck!
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13x9 inch cake. I iced around the edges with a green to make it pretty, but it pretty well took up the whole cake surface.
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The entire sheet goes on and be sure to only leave image in freezer for specified time bc I left mine in too long and it almost cracked.:)
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i don't remember what size a 1/4 sheet cake is, but i used it on a 9x13 cake and it looked great! there was a little room around it for candles.
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once the cake is made with fondant am I suppose to put the mat around to make the quilted lines pls let me know thanks
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I have used the pans. It was fun using these. One problem is the cake will make 4 (2) layer cakes. You get 4 pans and will have to make these in 2 batches unless you buy another set of pans. The recipe calls for a regular cake mix and you just split the batter between the pans. Glad I bought them. It's a little different for me.
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the whole entire image with Elsa and Ana is about 9x11. the picture you attach is about 5x4. It was great on my daughters birthday cake last year. I got a lot of complements on it. Put image on then decorate around it. I hope that this information helps.
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am also interested in Amy Parson's question. Does the elite heart pan use one entire box of cake mix. How long do you bake it for. Thanks. Mary Lou
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I'm not exactly sure but I have covered a 2 layer 9 inch cake with one container with plenty to spare and a half sheet cake with plenty to spare. I don't think it will fit a whole sheet cake though
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Honestly I used boxed cake mix for my daughters party. I followed the directions that came with the pan on the amount of time to leave it in. (I don't recall what it says I don't have the paper in front of me at moment) It worked perfectly. The only other thing I did was to spin the pan around halfway through to get it all even heat. also an extra tip I found the easiest way to level the bottoms of the cakes was to fill the pans slightly more that it suggests then when they are cooked and cooled I used a large serrated knife and evened them all out. Hope this helped. Have fun!
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It depends on the shape of your cake. Here is a good rule of thumb for calculating how much fondant you need to cover a cake:ROUND CAKES:6" cake with two layers (total height of cake 4") = 18oz8" cake with two layers (total height 4") = 24oz10" cake with two layers (total height 4") = 36ozSquare/rectangle6" cake with two layers (total height of cake 3") = 14oz8" cake with two layers (total height 3") = 18oz10" cake with two layers (total height 3") = 24oz
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The packaging says that it's 12 X 18 so you could probably use it on a sheet cake ~ you will also need to lay it out and let it flatten, it comes folded up, but it's thin material so that shouldn't be a big deal, think of a vinyl place mat, for the table and you have the idea... You would need to remove it prior to cutting the cake..
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I have not idea. But I can tell you that my kids have the little tea pot that comes with different shapes of cakes and it work getting the through the shape sort. Which to me work because is really the shapes that count. And you can use any plastic container to use it as to put it on the burner.
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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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my wife has not used it yet but i will give you the measurements with the two halfs together. they are a lot smaller than i thought they were before i purchased them for my wife. i would say that the cake would be about 2 1/2 inches tall and close to 4 inches across. hope this helps you.
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I found a recipe for mini angel food cakes that I used the first time. They came out quite perfect. Those were my wedding cakes last June, I served them with chopped up strawberries & raspberries with a bit of sauce & dollop of whipped cream. They were beautiful & delicious. Since then, I use a regular recipe and it works out fine. I suppose you could even use a boxed angel food mix, though I'm not positive about that since they are not available here in France where I live.
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After the cake is frosted with the fondant (or buttercream) I have used them with both.If you use buttercream put tulle (veil material) on frosting first so buttercream doesnt stick to mat.
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The sheet was only about the size of an 8 by 10 sheet of paper. I had bought 2 because I wasn't sure either. The cake I was doing was an 8 inch round and ended up just using one sheet cut in half using a box cutter. I butted the two strips to go around the cake sides. Whimsical Practicality or Leanza's Bakery site where this sugar sheet came from has a sugar sheet chart giving approximately how many to use for different size cakes that might help you some.
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There were no instructions with the cake. I gave a picture of the cake and parts to my baker and he produced the cake almost exactly as shown in the photo. Sorry I can't be of more help. But, will try to post a picture of my son's.