Two Tier Rectangle Cake - What Sizes?

Baking By Cakey-Pin Updated 15 Nov 2016 , 2:11pm by Cakey-Pin

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Cakey-Pin Posted 14 Nov 2016 , 11:29am
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Hey, 


I'm going to be making a two tier rectangle cake (they're eventually going to be made to look like suitcases) and I was wondering what sizes they would have to be for 70 servings?


Ideally I would like the top cake to be smaller than the bottom but doesn't have to be a massive difference in size if that helps?

Thanks, 

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leah_s Posted 14 Nov 2016 , 2:41pm
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9X13 for the bottom, 6x8 (cut down from an 8x8) for the top  .  76 servings.

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kakeladi Posted 15 Nov 2016 , 1:39am
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Yeah I was going to say the same thing Leah said.

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Cakey-Pin Posted 15 Nov 2016 , 2:11pm
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Thank you, big help :)   I'll be getting on with these this weekend.


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