Quilling With Modeling Chocolate?

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cake4mygirls Posted 9 Aug 2012 , 3:23pm
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I thought I'd attempt quilling for my next cake. My kids always want to eat my gum paste decorations but hate the taste.

So I'm wondering if modeling chocolate will harden enough to work?

Can I mix gum paste and modeling chocolate 50/50 to improve taste?

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BlakesCakes Posted 9 Aug 2012 , 5:22pm
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I've done quilling and I like my pieces to be dry and easily handled for placement. Although I'd like the taste of modeling chocolate, I wouldn't do it. I think the sticky nature of the modeling chocolate would make it stick to itself and to my quilling too.

JMHO
Rae

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cake4mygirls Posted 9 Aug 2012 , 7:44pm
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Thanks,

I'll stick with gum paste then.

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jgifford Posted 10 Aug 2012 , 12:10am
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Modeling chocolate mixed 50/50 with fondant will dry hard enough to hold its shape and it won't be sticky. And it will taste much better than gumpaste!

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cake4mygirls Posted 10 Aug 2012 , 12:24am
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excellent, I'm going to give it a try.

thanks

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