Need Help With Cake Flavour!

Decorating By sheeny Updated 5 Jan 2012 , 4:20pm by Debbye27

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sheeny Posted 4 Jan 2012 , 10:20pm
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Hi All,

Wondering if I can get some help!

I've been asked to do a 2 tier baby shower cake, and the mom-to-be wants a vanilla cake with fruit and chocolate frosting? I feel like she's thinking about the grocery store sheet cakes that come with fruit on top?

Any ideas on what kind of cake I can do? It has to be fondant covered for the design - so I'm assuming I have to use chocolate buttercream for the frosting, and I'm fine with the vanilla cake part.... but fruit filling? Wouldn't that be hard to do with a stacked cake??

Any help/ advice?

Thanks!

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jgifford Posted 4 Jan 2012 , 10:43pm
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You could do the fruit as filling between the layers.

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madcobbler Posted 4 Jan 2012 , 10:47pm
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I would do a raspberry filling because that goes well with a vaniila cake as well as the chocolate frosting.

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jgifford Posted 4 Jan 2012 , 10:50pm
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Raspberry would be wonderful or how about amaretto cherries?

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kakeladi Posted 5 Jan 2012 , 2:22am
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Here's another vote for raspberry filling. I would use a good brand of raspberry jam/fruit spread and add fresh berries also. It is the perfect flavor for the combination of vanilla cake w/choco icing icon_smile.gif

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sheeny Posted 5 Jan 2012 , 3:50pm
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Thanks! How do you guys feel about vanilla cake with buttercream and strawberries as the filling, with chocolate frosting?

I will run the rasberry jam + fresh rasberries by her in the meantime.

Thanks!!

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Debbye27 Posted 5 Jan 2012 , 4:20pm
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I would vote raspberry, too, b/c it's so good with chocolate- but strawberries are yummy, too.
I use the recipe for raspberry filling that is on the cakeboss website--it is sooooooo good, and it is smooth, so unlike strawberries- it won't be lumpy. seedless rasperry filling - it's dellicious!!

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