Best Way To Make A Number 50 Cake For 50 People?? Help!

Decorating By Miss Presley Updated 8 Jun 2013 , 12:26pm by suzied

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Miss Presley Posted 7 Jun 2013 , 11:54pm
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Hi,  I have been asked to make a number 50 cake for about 50 - 60 people.  Could you guys help with me with the pan sizes that i'd need to make the number 5 and 0. I was thinking of baking them in either a rectangular cake pan and then carving the number's out, but am sure sure how big or small a pan i'd need to make the cakes for a crowd of 50 - 60 people. If it is even possible.  I was thinking about even renting the number pans, but they are a bit small and im thinking i would have to go like 8 layers high, if I used them lol, probably not going to work.   Please help!

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manddi Posted 8 Jun 2013 , 12:17am
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AI'm not sure how many the number pans serve but you can always have a larger cake underneath.

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Miss Presley Posted 8 Jun 2013 , 12:23am
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Yah that makes sense. I never thought of that! Thanks:)
 

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CreationsbyNicole Posted 8 Jun 2013 , 12:25am
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I'm not sure how many the number pans serve but you can always have a larger cake underneath.

This.....or depending on how much work you wanted to put into it, add in some mini cakes or cupcakes to compliment the large cake.

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suzied Posted 8 Jun 2013 , 12:26pm
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Just a thought. if there are 60 people all wont eat cake. from my experience, these figures serves about 25 pcs each (coffee size. th e nos. are about 13" in height. if you dont want to use the  no. 5 and No. o pans you can make 13x11or 15x13 rectangular pans and 0579b342_modulescopperminealbumsuserpics56121numbers.jpegcut out the the numbers

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