Imagine spending hours replicating your Mom and Dad's wedding cake for their 5oth Anniversary reception. It turned out just beautiful. It looked just like the original. On the trip over to the church, their were no mishaps. About a 1/2 hour before the reception, I set it up. It was a masterpiece...until it crashed to the floor. The 50 year old cake topper survived the crash thankfully and the bottom two layers didn't fall on the floor either. I think the buttercream frosting melted in-between the layers, thus making it unstable. We still ate it and no I didn't get a picture of it before it crashed. Oh well! I didn't even cry. Back to the drawing board on cakes. I do still like to make them.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Crash goes the Cake!
Imagine spending hours replicating your Mom and Dad's wedding cake for their 5oth Anniversary reception. It turned out just beautiful. It looked just like the original. On the trip over to the church, their were no mishaps. About a 1/2 hour before the reception, I set it up. It was a masterpiece...until it crashed to the floor. The 50 year old cake topper survived the crash thankfully and the bottom two layers didn't fall on the floor either. I think the buttercream frosting melted in-between the layers, thus making it unstable. We still ate it and no I didn't get a picture of it before it crashed. Oh well! I didn't even cry. Back to the drawing board on cakes. I do still like to make them.
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