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Hi!

I have to make an anniversary cake that serves 16 people.  Just wondering how big a cake to make. What are the serving sizes per person? 

It's for my in-laws 40th wedding anniversary. Their wedding colours were brown and yellow- groom wore brown tux and bride carried yellow carnations. Any ideas? My boyfriend says he was thinking chocolate buttercream icing with yellow royal icing flowers. I would like to try using MMF....

Thanks for the help!

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i pretty sure wilton has a formula on their site, and i know cc does
The information you are looking for is here - http://www.cakeswebake.com/forum/topics/cake-batter-capacity-chart
If they just want enough to serve 16 people, Wilton says you could do (2 LAYER CAKES):

1 8" round serves 20
1 8" square serves 20
1 8" heart serves 18
1 7" x 11" sheet serves 28

Now - this is based on Wilton's formula. However - one 8" square serves my family of 5. LOL. I've found that it's really hard to judge and I always tend to make more than they need because it's better to have too much cake than not enough, am I right? :) The link Deah gave you is helpful.

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