DIY Temporary Tins with Tin Foil and Crumb Cutter

DIY Temporary Tins with Tin Foil and Crumb Cutter

Using this handy tip, you can make temporary tins with tin foil and a crumb cutter. The benefits of this method include not having to trim your cakes with the crumb cutter. Additionally, it's useful if you don't have the right-sized tins or don't have enough tins on hand.

Materials Needed:

  • Two sheets of tin foil
  • Crumb cutter in any size
  • Baking tray
  • Non-stick baking spray

Method:

  1. Prepare the Foil and Crumb Cutter: Place two sheets of tin foil on top of each other, followed by your crumb cutter.

  2. Form the Tin: Scrunch the tin foil up around the outside of the crumb cutter, ensuring it is nice and flat.

  3. Remove the Crumb Cutter: Carefully remove your crumb cutter. Repeat this process as many times as needed.

  4. Prepare for Baking: Place your new tin foil tin onto a baking tray. Spray the inside of your tin foil tin with non-stick baking spray.

  5. Fill and Bake: Fill the tin with your cake batter. We recommend filling it about halfway. Then bake your cakes for the required time.

  6. Cool and Remove: Once baked and cooled, carefully remove the tin foil from your cake.

  7. Wrap and Chill: Wrap your cakes in cling film and chill them in the fridge. This will make handling your sponge much easier.

  8. Stack and Layer: Now you are ready to stack your sponge and buttercream layers in your crumb cutter and liner. No need to trim your cakes using this method.

  9. Perfectly Even Cake: Once your layers are chilled, you can remove your crumb cutter and liner, leaving you with a perfectly even and straight cake.

Here you can see your perfect layers of sponge!

Watch all the steps in our video below:

This method not only saves time but also ensures that you have the right-sized tins for your baking needs. Happy baking!

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