How do I make fondant cutouts stick to fondant? I have used watered down fondant, but is there something better, perhaps already made. Glue for cakes?
Thank you,
lc
I always use a clean brush and brush a little water or egg white to the back of the fondant piece.......but I have also heard of people using the clear piping gel......I imagine that would work great too
Piping Gel is the absolute best. Just be careful with it, though, because if it leaks out, it will appear glossy. However, I have never had anything fall off when I use it.
I use a very thick solution of powder sugar and water..just enough to spread w/ a small paint brush.
Can you use piping gel to make fondant roses appear shiny.
When you mentioned the gel dripping down the fondant will make it appear shiny I was wondering.
My chocolate fondant roses are very dull looking no satiny finish or sheen. Would that help?
Kathy R
They told me in our fondant class to use clear vanilla extract to "glue" fondant to fondant. I guess everyone uses something a little different?
I use a little egg white if the fondant is pliable and a little royal if the fondant has begun to set.
I use Piping Gel for my butterflies and let me tell you piping gel will glue anything to everything especially the lid that goes on the top of the container of piping gel!!! I have found if you let hot water run over the edge it will FINALLY be able to open.
I, too, just use water.
I lightly brush the water on the back of the piece that's going onto the cake. That way there's never any shiny spots showing or "runs".
I didn't mean to glue it to the fondant just to enhance it's appearance as my chocolate fondant flowers look dull looking not smooth and shiny.
Thank you everyone!
Kathy R
Greatest thing I have used that is closest to glue is light Kayro syrup. Very, very sticky, dries fast and is wonderfully sweet.
Shyann
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