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MULTI-TIER CAKE#1
A cake consisting of multiple stacked layers, requiring structural support and stability for design and presentation.
EDIBLE FLOWERS#2
Flowers that are safe for consumption, often used as decorative elements on cakes to enhance aesthetics.
FONDANT#3
A smooth, pliable icing made from sugar, used for covering cakes and creating intricate decorations.
GUM PASTE#4
A pliable dough-like substance used for making detailed edible decorations, particularly flowers.
CAKE STABILITY#5
The ability of a cake to maintain its structure and shape, especially under the weight of multiple tiers.
CAKE BOARD#6
A sturdy base used to support cakes, essential for multi-tier constructions.
DOWELS#7
Support rods inserted into cakes to stabilize multiple tiers and prevent collapse.
CAKE STACKING#8
The process of placing tiers of cake on top of each other, requiring careful alignment and support.
CAKE PRESENTATION#9
The art of showcasing a cake, including styling, arrangement, and overall visual appeal.
CRITIQUE#10
A constructive evaluation of cake designs, focusing on strengths and areas for improvement.
MOOD BOARD#11
A visual collage of images, colors, and textures used to inspire and guide cake design concepts.
TREND ANALYSIS#12
The study of current styles and preferences in cake design to stay relevant in the market.
INTRICATE DESIGNS#13
Complex and detailed patterns or decorations on cakes that require advanced skills.
COLORING METHODS#14
Techniques used to achieve desired hues in cake decorations, particularly for flowers.
TEXTURE CREATION#15
The process of adding tactile elements to fondant, enhancing visual interest on cakes.
RIBBON TECHNIQUES#16
Methods for creating and applying decorative ribbon elements on cake designs.
PEER FEEDBACK#17
Input and suggestions provided by fellow decorators, aimed at improving skills and designs.
FINAL SHOWCASE#18
The culminating event where students present their completed cakes, demonstrating their skills.
PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT#19
The process of compiling and showcasing one's best work to attract clients and job opportunities.
PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATION#20
The skill of effectively communicating and displaying cake designs to clients and peers.
CAKE ASSEMBLY#21
The process of putting together multiple cake tiers, ensuring stability and aesthetic appeal.
STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY#22
The overall strength and stability of a cake, crucial for multi-tier constructions.
DESIGN ELEMENTS#23
Components such as color, shape, and texture that contribute to the overall look of a cake.
REALISTIC FLOWERS#24
Edible flowers designed to closely resemble their natural counterparts, enhancing cake beauty.
INNOVATIVE STYLES#25
Creative and unique cake designs that set decorators apart in the wedding cake market.