Stacking Smash Cake

Decorating By cubbycakes Updated 9 May 2013 , 3:06am by Cakemommy2012

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cubbycakes Posted 9 May 2013 , 2:45am
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AI am needing to make a smash cake. She is wanting an 8" cake 6" high. I don't want to put cardboard in his smash cake but I don't want the cake to collapse either...it's just buttercream, no fondant weighing it down...can I just add the extra 2" without a board? Beyond that...could I tack it 8" or would that be really pushing it? TIA

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Cakemommy2012 Posted 9 May 2013 , 2:58am
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That is one heck of a smash cake!  What are the guests going to be eating while the baby it tearing all that up??  If there is no fondant and only buttercream I cannot see there being a problem with the height.  I prefer to add supports but in this situation you dont want the baby grabbing a dowel rod or board. 

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cubbycakes Posted 9 May 2013 , 3:03am
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AShe is a photographer and wanting the smash cake just for photos to put on his invite...I can't believe she wants it that big either. I have never done a smash cake this big..typically I prefer supports to!

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Cakemommy2012 Posted 9 May 2013 , 3:06am
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I see!  Well hope it goes smoothly!  =-)

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