Urgent! Can Gumpaste Flowers Go In The Fridge??
Decorating By PennySue Updated 22 Apr 2006 , 11:36pm by PennySue
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pinkopossum
Posted 22 Apr 2006 , 10:24am
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Originally Posted by dky
I would suggest you try a sample first before putting any of your good flowers in the fridge that you will need for a cake, I would have thought the fridge would have softened them.
I would suggest you try a sample first before putting any of your good flowers in the fridge that you will need for a cake, I would have thought the fridge would have softened them.
that's kinda what I thought dky, you'd hate to have them all go soft.
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Originally Posted by dky
I would suggest you try a sample first before putting any of your good flowers in the fridge that you will need for a cake, I would have thought the fridge would have softened them.
I would suggest you try a sample first before putting any of your good flowers in the fridge that you will need for a cake, I would have thought the fridge would have softened them.
I've done it many times and I've never had a flower or bow turn soft.
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