I need to make a rugby ball cake and I want it to be roundSo I thought I would make two halves of a rugby ball with aluminum foil then stick them together with butter cream icingWill this work or will the foil shapes not stayHow else can I do it? I only have ?3 to spend on this and ?1.50 I have to use to buy modeling icing.
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I do not live in the UK so do not know how much things costI would be afraid the foil would lose it's shapeI would suggest buying a baking bowl, filling it a little less than half full, cook one half at a time and stick together with butter cream icing when cooledBe sure to flatten the bottom of one of the cakes by cutting a part of the rounded area off so the cake will not tilt to one sideGood luck!
