Perhaps the guy wasn't aware it was a "cash up front" transaction and for whatever reason expected to get billed afterwards. I'd assume it was an innocent error.Obviously, he needs to be billed anyway. Something like this perhaps: Dear...
Part of "crumb coating" is also putting it in the refrigerator/freezer for a short while in order to make it a little more solid. By cooling it, it becomes stiffer so that when you apply your BC on top, it acts as a more solid undercoat...
Quote:Quote:And it's true...people sell licensed character cakes all the time...And they're breaking the law. Disney is famed for being RABID about people using their copyright designs and should they find you, you WILL be paying out the...
If there's a Bulk Barn or Michaels' near you you can probably find Wilton's Gum-Tex to add to your own fondant, or a can of "just add water" Wilton's Gum Paste Mix.I've searched online for HOURS AND HOURS for suppliers of gum tragacanth...
Quote:Originally Posted by loriemomsI just bought some of those huge plate platters that they put under china at fancy dinner parties for 1.00 each...Oooo! Excellent idea! They're called "Chargers" - I have no idea where that name comes...
Quote:Originally Posted by tripletmomHmmm, maybe you could use a heavy piece of plastic that has some pliability to it to help you go around corners and such.....That's an absolutely excellent idea on the hard plexiglass, but I'd expect...
Which brand is better? Any opinions? Are they pretty much the same thing?Would it make much difference anyway?And how do you melt them? Nuke or stovetop?
