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Ditto - I can hardly stand the suspense. It has been like reading a novel and the last chapter is missing.

Yikes - I was biting my nails just reading your story. What a flippin nightmare. I honestly don't know what I would have done in a situation like that. Can't wait to hear what happened and if the c ...

The last time I used fondant on a cake, I noticed later on in the afternoon, there was a hairline crack in the fondant (luckily at the back of the cake). Why would it crack and is there any "fix" for ...

The last time I used fondant on a cake, I noticed later on in the afternoon, there was a hairline crack in the fondant (luckily at the back of the cake). Why would it crack and is there any "fix" for ...

The last time I covered a cake with fondant, later in the afternoon I noticed a hairline crack in the fondant (luckily at the back of the cake). Why would this happen and is there a way to fix it.

The last time I covered a cake with fondant, later in the afternoon I noticed a hairline crack in the fondant (luckily at the back of the cake). Why would this happen and is there a way to fix it.

The last time I covered a cake with fondant, later in the afternoon I noticed a hairline crack in the fondant (luckily at the back of the cake). Why would this happen and is there a way to fix it.

I heard that you can't put fondant in the refridgerator and that makes it difficult to keep a cake cool if it has fondant on it. Is that the same with gumpaste?

Wishing you all the happiness you deserve on this special day and always. Let your love be a fire that you kindle daily.

I use NFSC recipe all the time. To be perfectly honest with you, I make the dough and then roll and cut my cookies right away. I have never put it in the fridge to cool. I find it harder to work wi ...

I am trying to figure out how to make a pair of fondant ballerina slippers. Would anyone have the template for them or have a good idea how I can achieve making them.

How do you enter these contests and where do you look to see the other entries and winners etc.

Yes, it is in Canadian dollars but the difference isn't that much now. Even when are dollar was at par, the price of butter and PS was the same. I think very expensive compared to there.

Well, I think you are pretty darned lucky with prices like that. Up here in Canada, if I can get to Costco, butter is $3.59 a pound and PS is $1.89 for a 2.2 pound bag. If I can't get to Costco, you ...

I only use butter. I wouldn't even buy margarine. I was told years ago that if you put a tub of margarine in the trunk of your car and left it for twelve years, it would look exactly the same when y ...