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edible images on fondant?
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Place your edible image on the fondant.
Trim the image and fondant together with an Xacto knife.
Allow to dry on a piece of foam sponge for a few days.
When you're ready to put it on the cake, glue a lollipop stick or skewer to the back with royal icing or melted chocolate.
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I don't wait for the fondant or gumpaste to dry before adding the image. I place the image while the fondant is still fresh, then let it all dry together. I think the image bonds better to fresh fondant than to dried. YMMV
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I would think they would both work, however, my thought is you would be better use the fondant before it drys as you will get a better adhereance to it.
I will try this out next week - I have several smaller images on one sheet that I planned to cut out and place on small pieces of fondant and adhere to the cake sporadically. I think I will place the images onto the fondant before they dry as the thought of them 'drying together' is appealing.
My question is: with edible images, it's better to place them on a white iced background so that the colors show up better. Is this the same for fondant? I guess I should use a white background so the image is true to its color, huh?
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The image will adhere to the fondant by applying small amount of water to the fondant first and then attach image.
Here is a cake I did doing it this way...
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