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For making perfect cake layers, the cake levelerPosted Oct 23rd 2006 4:19PM by Sarah J. GimFiled under: Dessert, Baking, How To, Food GadgetsIt looks like a ninja weapon. Or maybe something out of Ty Pennington's tool box. This contraption, a sturdy handle with what looks like a piese of chicken wire pulled tautly across it, is a cake leveler. The adjustable-height wire is the part the does the cutting of regular layers into unltra-thin layers, or across the top of any part of a cake that may have "domed" up in the baking process. I mean really, you didn't think all those individual layers in that gorgeous, impossibly tall layer cakes came out that way, did you?Cake levelers run under $5 and are available at any cake/candy or kitchen supply store.
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