Will A 2 Layered 10 Inch Round Feed 17 People?
Decorating By 3beautygirls Updated 2 Jul 2014 , 9:42pm by lillysmimi
Each layer is about 2 inches, would this be enough to feed 17 people, or should I go to a 12 or 14 inch round?
One layer will be vanilla and one layer will be chocolate.
Thanks for the help!
A 10-inch round 2 layer cake will serve 30 - 38 people, depending on how the cake is cut. An 8 inch round will serve 18-24 people.
I do 10" cakes for the office birthdays each month and there are 23-25 employees there. We always have a few slices left after everyone in served. There is more than enough for 17 people!
You can get 12 nice size slices from an 8" two layer cake, so a 10" will certainly be enough for 17 people.
I use the Wilton party serving charts for 12 square inches of cake per serving vs. the wedding servings which yield 8 square inch servings.
http://www.wilton.com/cakes/making-cakes/baking-party-cake-2-inch-pans.cfm
So, yes, a 10" will serve AT LEAST 28 people.
Rae
Each layer is about 2 inches, would this be enough to feed 17 people, or should I go to a 12 or 14 inch round?
Industry standard 8 cubic inch serving chart:
http://www.wilton.com/cakes/making-cakes/baking-wedding-cake-2-inch-pans.cfm
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