What Size Cake Do You Suggest For 30+ Guests?
Decorating By pamalbake Updated 22 Jun 2013 , 11:16pm by pamalbake

My friend wants a round cake, for 50th BD party at Ritz. Should I make a 10" round, 12" round or attempt a 2 tier round cake of 9" and 6"? I prefer that there be cake leftover for her to take home. It will be buttercream frosted. I have seen the Wilton charts and Earlene's for sizes but of course I would like a baker's opinion.
Thank you.



See, that's a problem. Servings are standard sizes. A serving is 8 cubic inches. There's nothing wrong with making a larger cake for people who like to eat big - IF they buy additional servings. I don't cake if they think a 10" round cake serves 2. They pay for 39 servings.


Thanks. I'm not worried about the payment per slice or whether she will pay enough. I just want the cake to be large enough and will suggest the size to her. She's had many of my cakes and is a huge fan.
Like I said, I haven't made a 10" cake before or a tiered cake for anyone other than practice wedding cake.
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