I went to a cake decorating supply and they sell a fondant called Pettinice and I was wondering if any of you have use it before. If so, Can you please tell me how is it compare to Wilton and Satin Ice? TIA
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I have used Pettinice several times...its a whole lot softer then Wilton, but just about everything is! I havent used SI before, but I do hear a lot of people like it. The only time I use wilton is if I need to make bows or somethin that has to dry, and it dris hard...DO NOT USE WILTON FOR CAKES...tastes horrible.
Pettinice tastes good, its a little soft but work some cornstarch or PS into it and it's fine. It works pretty good...
Pettinice tastes good, its a little soft but work some cornstarch or PS into it and it's fine. It works pretty good...
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I only use Wilton for cake dummies, never for actual eating. I haven't used Pettinice in years, but remember that it as fine. I mostly use SatinIce, but just finished up a bucket of Fondex, which I liked.
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This is good to know since Restaurant Depot sells it for $37 for 15lb pail of white.
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4/27/11 at 9:45pm
I have used Satin Ice and fondarifi. Like everyone else I do not like Wilton it does not taste good at all. One thing to take into consideration about the Pettice is does it contain (chocolate/molding chocolate, similar to chocpan) if it does, it will have a tendency to not dry hard even if you add Tylose powder. It stays soft, which might give you problems if making certain decorations. Just my thoughts on it.
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