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23-08-2012, 09:10
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"Topsy Turvy" cake
I want to have a go at one one of these, but there are so many websites to follow.
But none of them have the "It REALLY looks like it's about to collapse" effect that I am after, if you know what I mean ! Has anyone made one of these cakes, and which website did you follow ? |
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23-08-2012, 19:16
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I thought the look was meant to be more about the sharp angles and structure than 'about to collapse'.
There's quite a good step by step here. http://www.mysweetandsaucy.com/2009/...-cake-tutorial |
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23-08-2012, 20:49
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You can get topsy turvy cake tins from lakeland
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23-08-2012, 20:57
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24-08-2012, 04:48
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Good luck.
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24-08-2012, 09:12
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They look quite straightforward to me. |
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