I think we should get foot pedals installed on our turntables like the old fashioned pedal sewing machines.
Third hand growing as Evoir opined also good perhaps more difficult but could be used for many other things as well.
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Saw that video some time ago...amazing!
Let me be a witness right now....this CANNOT BE DONE with a Wilton turntable and butterceam! I found hardened blobs of icing under my top cabinets, between the mini-blind slats & on top of my fridge for weeks after I tried it! Thought my poor dog had a tumor there for a minute, but he finally licked it all off.![]()
I am still laughing at your description! I have this picture in my head of your kitchen & your poor dog, but I bet he enjoyed licking the unexpected treat????
Yes he did, Superstar...until he got diarrhea from the sugar overload.
He apparently didn't realize he was the victim of a drive-by frosting incident until it hardened. He's a coward and runs for cover whenever there's cursing in the kitchen. The blob of icing landed near his rear, just kinda out of immediate tongue reach. I watched him in a neck-stretching licking frenzy the next day and had to investigate.
He looks like he's wearing a bad weave anyway, with hair sticking up all over the place so I had to feel around to see WTH he was so intent on dislodging. There it was, but all sticky from dog spit. He was devastated when I removed the remains of 'the tumor'...sniffed around the floor for 2 days trying to find a sugar fix.
So that you can get a better mental image...here's Farley (didn't change the date on my camera...this was taken about 6 months ago)
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Yes he did, Superstar...until he got diarrhea from the sugar overload.
He apparently didn't realize he was the victim of a drive-by frosting incident until it hardened. He's a coward and runs for cover whenever there's cursing in the kitchen. The blob of icing landed near his rear, just kinda out of immediate tongue reach. I watched him in a neck-stretching licking frenzy the next day and had to investigate.
He looks like he's wearing a bad weave anyway, with hair sticking up all over the place so I had to feel around to see WTH he was so intent on dislodging. There it was, but all sticky from dog spit. He was devastated when I removed the remains of 'the tumor'...sniffed around the floor for 2 days trying to find a sugar fix.
So that you can get a better mental image...here's Farley (didn't change the date on my camera...this was taken about 6 months ago)
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He's adorable!!!!
New Baker 55--too too funny!!!!!
Re: my turntable brand...it doesn't have a brand name on it, but its cast aluminium and it weighs a fair bit. I absolutely love it.
You can buy a similar sort of thing from Hobby/Craft shops, in small and large sizes. The best thing is that they stay put. Not like that Wilton $#@^&%*($&%.
NB...my disdain for Wilton relates to a particular incident with a wedding cake and the failure of the Wilton tilting turntable.

Saw that video some time ago...amazing!
Let me be a witness right now....this CANNOT BE DONE with a Wilton turntable and butterceam! I found hardened blobs of icing under my top cabinets, between the mini-blind slats & on top of my fridge for weeks after I tried it! Thought my poor dog had a tumor there for a minute, but he finally licked it all off.![]()
OMG LOLOLOLOL
I find buttercream every where now!
And I'll send you the turntable
Never let it be said that CC folks aren't willing to help a friend!!