Biggest cake I've ever made
4 years ago
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Brother - in -law's 60th birthday party. White cake, 3 - 12" layers, 3 - 9"layers. Raspberry and lemon filling, vanilla buttercream. I have an edible image of a raunchy photo and a cake topper that says Cheers to 60 years. Can't load the picture for some reason.
Restarted my computer and was able to upload a photo. These are just crumb-coated at this point. Will do the finished frosting and decorating once we make the 4 hour trip to where the party is.
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