Here is the Piñata Cake I mentioned.
This was an experiment to see how much of the sweets in the centre actually drop out of the cake when I sliced it.
Stage 1:
This is the Piñata Cake that has been filled in the centre with chocolate beans as they are small enough to drop out easy when the cake is sliced, plus you get more in the centre of the cake due to the size of them.
Stage 2:
This is what people expect to happen when you slice into the cake, which looks great; however, that is not what happened at all; this is what actually happened......
Stage 3:
I think in order to get the Stage 2 sweetie slide effect you need to bore out a lot more cake in the middle which then runs the risk of collapse as you are essentially removing the inside of the cake to get a 30-second effect.
If you are wondering how I got the Stage 2 slide effect it was easy; once I cut the cake I simply added more chocolate beans to the plate! Simples!
I will do a tutorial on this once I am happy with the cake to sweets ratio.
This was an experiment to see how much of the sweets in the centre actually drop out of the cake when I sliced it.
Stage 1:
This is the Piñata Cake that has been filled in the centre with chocolate beans as they are small enough to drop out easy when the cake is sliced, plus you get more in the centre of the cake due to the size of them.
Stage 2:
This is what people expect to happen when you slice into the cake, which looks great; however, that is not what happened at all; this is what actually happened......
Stage 3:
I think in order to get the Stage 2 sweetie slide effect you need to bore out a lot more cake in the middle which then runs the risk of collapse as you are essentially removing the inside of the cake to get a 30-second effect.
If you are wondering how I got the Stage 2 slide effect it was easy; once I cut the cake I simply added more chocolate beans to the plate! Simples!
I will do a tutorial on this once I am happy with the cake to sweets ratio.
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