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In my experience, if you use distilled water, the "ice" stays crystal clear with no yellowing.
You could strain the colours through some cheesecloth, maybe?
My husband did a TON of research before he bought my compressor and he went with the Iwata Silver series (it was on sale and was an excellent deal). Now I am searching for a good airbrush to go with it! Any hints on that end?
I have the Americolor ones that I bought from VanillaFoodCompany.ca (they only charge $7 flat rate for shipping throughout Canada). The colours are nice, but seem to run out really quickly. It could have been an old set maybe, but I...
Quote:Originally Posted by bonniebakesfor those of you that have one, I was wondering.... can you use it to cut other things besides fondant/gumpaste? I heard a rumor that it could cut through cookie dough.. can it?I was also wondering...
The dark fondant might have been steamed before being added to the cake - that could account for the shine.
Thanks for the thoughts guys. I've been cruising around and looking at pics on here and it looks like most people go for a 4" tier...I think that looks the best.
I'm having a bit of an argument with myself, and I'm hoping some people can share their thoughts!!When making a tiered cake, I prefer to use two 2" high cakes to get a tier that is over 4" high once I've filled it. However, I'm seeing a...
I do both. I use veg shortening on my hands and anything wooden but icing sugar on everything else. I find that using the shortening on my hands helps to keep the food colouring from sticking to me
Quote:Originally Posted by AirForceWifeI havent ever tried it becuase Im too afraid, lol, but I heard that if you get teh RI cold it gets runny and unusable. So make sure you dont put it in or near a cool or cold place. It needs to stay...
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