how to assemble a topsy turvy cake
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You can learn how to assemble a topsy turvy cake on youtube. Just type in Topsy Turvy. These sets of pans are great because you don't need to waste cake by cuttinng them to make the slant. Hope this helps!
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Assembling a tospy turvy cake is the same as assembling a regular cake. The only difference is that you need make sure that you put a dowel through the center of the entire cake so to make sure that the layers will not slide off from one another.
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Yes you could make 2 layers. The only problem would be handling the second layer to get it on top of the other one without breaking it. You could always cut the top layer in 2 pcs before you stack it, and just lay them back together on the middle frosting. The pan holds 1 whole cake mix, so you would need two mixes.
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It is kind of tough to get it to full size. I'm pretty sure you could put small cake in it. Also, this thing is HUGE!!! The pictures don't do it justice.
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Lorie I was able to use the baby as a topper on a a bed of rose peddles and it worked perfectly. The cake I used it on was a three tiered and the top cake was a 6"round. Make sure you use alot of fondant, press down and I put the mold in the freezer for 5mins and it popped out just fine. Good luck and enjoy Juli
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Put the top together first. Tie up the two top brackets with bungee cord to keep in place. Four poles from the brackets to four corner pieces. Poles in bottom of brackets to ground holders. Short pole with long pole tie it up
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Sorry, I don't remember the instructions. But it should be fairly easy to put together. I think the silver poles first, then slip on the spiral part, and insert the silver pole and spiral part to the black pole. After that, you might want to insert the completed pole into the bottom piece, which is the wheels, and the last thing is the dress form. You might need another person to help you put the dress form on top because it is quite heavy and then just screw the top notch. Sorry if I couldn't help you anymore than this. Good Luck!
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Since brownie mix does not rise like cake mix you would have to fill to cover the smaller circle in the pan. If you are going to add filling, then you have to fill about 1" to 2" from top. I love this pan. Good luck
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HiVertical assembly is done by connecting a set (2 pieces) of the vertical bar with one piece of the horizontal bar ( the piece that you stand on)You can adjust the height by moving up or down the connecting horizontal bar or by adding additional vertical bar while moving up or down the horizontal bar. It's pretty easy. .. much easier than my response. Great product. .. 2 minutes to get going..Once out the box.
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Well, I used the top for a 6" cake and it just fit. You would have to remove the top tier and use the 2nd tier for both cakes. One thing to note, this item has to be decorated. It is not in anyway pretty without decoration.
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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.
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I did mine after it was on the cake. You just need to be careful with the alignment at the point where it meets.
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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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I did my cake the night before. The image soaks into the icing so I wouldn't do it to early before hand. Night before should be all set though
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I frosted the side where the two molds meet. The mold is designed with a base that is definitely strong enough to support the weight of the rest of the cake. It was fairly easy. I'd like to add that I did not use any recipe that came with it (I didn't even look for one), but made a sugar free yellow cake with bananas. It held up great for me, even through my clumbsy frosting work.
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Very carefully. I use buttercream or frosting to 'stick' the cake to the cake board and so far I've had no issues at all and I've made and transported several of these. On one occasion I wasn't too sure since I had a lot of topping so I inserted long wooden kebab sticks through the cake from top to bottom, once I'd reached the party I pulled them out and stuck sugarpaste flowers over the holes, if the topping allows this then its a good way to put your mind at ease I also buy a cardboard cake box the same size as the cake board so there's no movement there. Like I say, fingers crossed I've had no issues so far.
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Place top pan (with holes) on the bottom pan and secure with clips. Bake 350 degrees for 25-30 minutes. Let pan cool before removing top pan. (If any cake has baked through the holes simply scrape off before removing top pan. Good luck
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google the name of it, with DecoPac. on the DecoPac website, they have instructions for the picture you see here, and a flat big half sheet cake design as well.