This Cake With Minimal Wastage???

Decorating By Relznik Updated 25 Feb 2013 , 6:20pm by AtomicBakes

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Relznik Posted 25 Feb 2013 , 1:06pm
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Hi

 

A customer has sent me this cake picture, that she wants for her son's birthday.

 

I'm having a bit of a blank...  can anyone suggest a way to do this, with minimal wastage, please? 

 

Thank you.

 

Suzanne  x

 

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FerrariGal Posted 25 Feb 2013 , 1:20pm
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Try a square cake, stacked, then cut diagonally... then carve slightly to make the ramp realistict.( The cake will be on its side). HTH

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Relznik Posted 25 Feb 2013 , 1:25pm
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Oh yeah!  Now you've said it, it's obvious!

 

THANK YOU.

 

Sometimes, I just can't see things for looking!!!!!

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ddaigle Posted 25 Feb 2013 , 1:52pm
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I did one similar and used a double quarter sheet.   There is no way around losing cake when you have to carve the ramp.   I didnt' carve out a real deep "U" shape in order to save the servings.  Mine is all butter cream too.

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Relznik Posted 25 Feb 2013 , 3:07pm
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Fantastic cake, ddaigle!  Thank you x
 

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-K8memphis Posted 25 Feb 2013 , 3:53pm
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the cake you cut out to reveal the rounded ramp can be cut in half and restacked onto each end to build up the height of the ramp

 

just match up the smooth lines --

 

and recut the scoop

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AtomicBakes Posted 25 Feb 2013 , 6:20pm
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Depending on the size you need, you could also try a 13x9 as the base and loaf cakes for the sides. Less cake to trim from the middle.

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