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post #31 of 33
Thanks Amifsud for the info on the lemon emulsion. I'm definitely going to give that a try, as I'm a fan of anything lemon icon_smile.gif
As far as meringue powder, I'd love to try the McCall's MP that Antonia74 uses. I haven't been able to track down an internet source to order from. So far I've only seen a link for the McCall's store in Toronto, but there is no ordering option. I sent them an e-mail today and will let you know what the response is.
The different natural flavorings sound interesting. I think I'll order a few things from the link Tracy provided (Thanks, Tracy thumbs_up.gif ) and try them out. Sometimes I hesitate to try new things because I don't want to flop a recipe with the time and ingredients invested but I realize that it's the only way to improve or change things up. Thank you all for sharing your ideas icon_smile.gif
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post #32 of 33
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Originally Posted by Pebbles13


As far as meringue powder, I'd love to try the McCall's MP that Antonia74 uses. I haven't been able to track down an internet source to order from. So far I've only seen a link for the McCall's store in Toronto, but there is no ordering option. I sent them an e-mail today and will let you know what the response is.
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I also tried to contact them - I haven't heard back yet and the only shipping options on their website were in Canada. Please do let us know if you hear back about shipping the product to the US.
post #33 of 33
For those of you in the Toronto area, I have been using Mccalls meringue powder but for some reason decided to purchase Gumperts Hy Vol meringue powder (sold at L&M Bakers Supply and some other places). it really makes a lot of RI but I find it's not drying hard and shiny like my RI used to. does anyone have any experience with this or any ideas for what can make the icing hard and shiny?
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