Fruit Compounds?

Decorating By Elaine2581 Updated 3 Aug 2013 , 3:51am by Annabakescakes

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Elaine2581 Posted 9 Jun 2010 , 7:01pm
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Has anyone here ever used Hero Fruit Compounds? I need to make lemon, raspberry and peach fillings for a cake and all three are available but they are rather expense, to me. I thought I might just add some to the buttercream in between the layers so I probably would not need a whole jar of each but could use it later. Any comments would be welcome.

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Shona-Kay Posted 3 Aug 2013 , 2:31am
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good question. i came here looking for the same answer :(

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leah_s Posted 3 Aug 2013 , 3:01am
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I use Icing Fruits and they have been fine.  Not quite as concentrated, but cheaper for the initial purchase.  I think I figured out that although Hero costs more, you use much less, and the cost difference disappears in the long run.

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Annabakescakes Posted 3 Aug 2013 , 3:51am
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ALeah, are those the fruit compounds from BakeMark? I want to try the fruits, since I currently use preserves or jam, or all fruit, type spreads in the jelly section, and most of them are over $3 for a tiny jar. I am afraid to buy a bunch of something I will hate, though. I am afraid it will taste like H&H filling... Day-glow chemical soup. Ick!

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