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Maybe the fondant was too thin? Can you add another layer of fondant to help hide the lumps? Just my thoughts.
Lightly covered on the counter should be ok unless there's a perishable filling or frosting that must be kept cold. Fondant accents will be ok as well. HTH
My avitar is a combination of strawberry and funfetti mixes. I layered them and the cake was marbled pink and white (with the sprinkles). Everyone liked the effect. HTH
I've beeen thinking about a printer myself and am going to buy the canon because it has a removable (and cleanable/replaceable) print head. Sugary icing dries hard and once it clogs, the printer doesen't work. It was about $80. at...
Crazy-Gray, I'm glad you liked my little saying. A man can cook/bake for me any time :)
My son is a 6'6" woman chasing retired Marine core gunnery sgt who bakes and decorates cakes. He was the first person that I saw decorate a cake from beginning to end (he even piped roses and leaves). Real men bake and decorate
I baked one and put it on a 6" cake board. It was small and I wound up cutting over an inch off the board.. The outside base is 4&3/4", inside base is 4&1/2". It tapers up to 6". This is the Wilton pan. I don't have the other...
I just bought the hexagon set and am wondering if using foam core would work for a base for it? Maybe glueing that on a smaller square plate that can be used with the extenders? Has anyone tried this?
If you bought ONE dozen eggs for a dollar and the recipe uses 4 eggs, you would be using 12/4=3 or 1/3 of the dozen and the unit price would be 1/3 of the dollar that you paid for the dozen eggs or 33 cents. HTH
Try a kneading in a small amount of glycerine. I had the same problem and it worked for me. Good luck
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