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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsAt what age should someone be before they are allowed to decorate cakes professionally?
[font size="3"]So, Where Ya Want It?[/font]
It's always important to tell your baker where you want the writing on your cake, lest you end up with one of these situations:
So, for instance, if you ask a baker to "write Happy Birthday on top," you might get this:
So try to be specific! Use words like "in the middle" to avoid confusion.
See how much clearer that is?
And you can't go wrong with directions like "over this" and "under that," right?
I mean, when has that ever caused a problem?
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At what age should someone be before they are allowed to decorate cakes professionally? (Original Post)
kentauros
Feb 2015
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A HERETIC I AM
(24,368 posts)1. ....
kentauros
(29,414 posts)3. Thanks for the thread-title, too!
Or most of it, under that and on top
lovemydog
(11,833 posts)2. Talk about taking directions literally.
kentauros
(29,414 posts)4. If you've never perused Cake Wrecks
then when you do, you will find so many more like that
As well as the famous "Happy Falker Satherhood"