Will it work with cakes too?
1998056
Not likely since the width would be too narrow. If it is a loaf shaped cake you are adding filling to then it would work. But round cakes would not work. Hope that helps.
1998057
If you can fit it in between the sides then yes..Cake has to be cool before cutting
1679814
Yes it will. I got this for my daughter's birthday and it fit perfectly on the sheet cake that size.
1907307
Yes, but of course you would need to hold it steady or secure the cake to the bottom with a little icing so it doesn't slide around.
1398947
I have tried various muffin mixes that have worked well (perhaps a bit less dense than a regular donut), so I assume cake mix would do just fine.
435567
I use it for both! Could be a tad bigger to make it easier for the cake. But I love this kit. I use it all the!!
1544103
Yes, my neice has used regular cake mix for this. I think you may have to add/subtract water. You have to give it a try before you adjust mix if needed.
661914
I think it just allows you to add a little more batter for a thicker cake. However, you will need to possibly adjust baking time etc....
1696262
yes. I used it for standard cupcakes bought from a bakery and they worked perfectly.
1103489
I've never heard about using it for cake but I'm assuming if its gentle anough on a face it should be gentle enough on cakes.
1547703
Can't say yes or no , the baking pans consist 2 pieces and each side have 18 half round form. Stacked on top each other it will make a complete round sphere The material is similar as Teflon coated muffin pan. top part of pan have 3/8" hole to pour cake mix batter in each. Use the silicone clip to keep pan together and then fill in each hole 2/3 full of cake batter and it will rise up during baking. Just for your information the cake ball will not stay up on any stick and fall. apart. I use it to make creampuff also. Spray pan with PAM
899550
Yes, it fits a regular sized cake cone. It would work with ice cream or cake. Each cone is spaced far enough apart that they won't interfere with each other even if you put a lot of toppings on them...if that makes sense. I am guessing that it is not tall enough for sugar cones, if that is what you are asking about. I hope that helps!
190504
Yes. Its great for cake batters. I use the white bowl for cake batters and the stainless steel for dough
1595993
Yes it can. All cartridges can be used on all machines. I have purchased a few cake cartridges for my regular cricut. The only difference is that the cake cartridges don't use so many layers when you're putting a design together. They only use 1 or 2 layers. The regular cartridges can use up to 4-6 layers. I used the cake cartridges to help make valentines for my granddaughters. I loved it because they were just as cute but so much simpler with only a couple layers. My suggestion would be to pick which layers you wanted to use so your design doesn't get so thick if you're using it for a cake design. Hope this helps.
433836
I actually used it on a cookie cake and they did put a thin layer of white icing under it. It is pretty thick so I think it would work fine with a darker icing as well.
873003
It does well with cupcakes, but I ended gluing it all together to hold the weight of cookies. I can't see it working for a wedding cake.
1497666
Definitely. There are a lot of people using it in recipes like that. I haven't tried it, but I saw several recipes online for cakes and muffins that called for it.
2148116
Yes, as long as the bottom and top bases are the same size. The cakes can be placed in any order since each tier is separate.