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cake question
I'm planning a KU graduation cake and I was thinking about making it a three layer vanilla cake with one layer filling blueberry and the other layer filling a raspberry. (red and blue school colors) Then a vanilla butter cream frosting.
What do you think? Would two different filling layers be too much or would that work?
Re: cake question
If you are using canned filling, you will want to thin it out a lot (juice or alcohol works well).
If you can find jam, that would work better.
Make all three cake layers the same size and ensure that the jam layer is 1/3 (or less) the thickness of the cake layers.
Make sure that you taste the two jams together to ensure that you like the combined flavor.
Take pictures, your idea will look gorgeous.
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