This is my new favourite tool and let me just say it is FANTASTIC!!!. I will never have any problems with leveling and torting my cakes ever again.
I tried it this weekend and what a joy it was to use. This is the tool that all who bakes cakes should have. I can only recommend to buy The Agbay Cake Leveler you will not get disappointed!
Happy Caking!
Louise
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18 comments
Louise says:
Apr 26, 2010
Trini: It depends on how cold your mud cake is. If it have a very hard crusty edge it may need a little help at first but is goes though it with ease. Some cut their muds when they are still warm.
Trini says:
Apr 22, 2010
I have the Wilton Leveler and find it only cuts through soft sponge cakes! Does the Agbay go through harder cakes like mud cakes with just as much ease?
Zohra says:
Jan 8, 2010
What a gorgeous website you have, masha Allah! I read about Agbay on Wilton’s Discussion Forum and I’m looking around for other opinions on their cake leveler.
Louise says:
Jun 4, 2009
Tyla: No I dont think that you can get it in AU. But im sure that they will send it to you. I know a few aussies who also have it.
Tyla says:
Jun 4, 2009
This looks great!! Does anyone know where I could buy this in Australia?
Louise says:
Jul 4, 2008
Jessica: Shock!!! I do have respect for mine and it cut cakes like a dream.
Jessica says:
Jul 3, 2008
I couldn’t picture making cakes without this guy. Word of seemingly obvious warning though- that knife goes through skin like hot butter! I sliced to the bone on my pinky with it just barely knocking my hand into one with the blade cover off a year or so ago. Use the blade cover always! Haha.
Louise says:
May 16, 2008
pinkbox: I agree. It is simply the best piece of tool to work with. No more troubles on how to do the leveling any more.