Modeling Chocolate Vs Fondant

Decorating By Sue9069 Updated 18 Jun 2014 , 8:44pm by -K8memphis

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Sue9069 Posted 18 Jun 2014 , 5:11pm
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AI'm going to be making a veggie tray cake for a beach party. I was contemplating using modeling chocolate for my veggies, but since I don't know what the weather will be, heat wise, I'm questioning my plan. Is there a way to firm up modeling chocolate to withstand the heat better? Can you mix modeling chocolate with gumpaste and would that be an option? Or, should I stick with fondant veggies, or even gumpaste for that matter?

I need some advice/ feedback please!!

Thanks in advance!

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-K8memphis Posted 18 Jun 2014 , 5:16pm
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marzipan would work pretty good i think

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WickedGoodies Posted 18 Jun 2014 , 8:18pm
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You can mix it with gumpaste or fondant and those will both help stabilize it but not make it as yummy. I find modeling chocolate to be great for sculpting fruit and veggies and have made strawberries, raspberries, tomatoes, lettuce, corn on the cob, out of it. Good luck!

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Sue9069 Posted 18 Jun 2014 , 8:25pm
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ANever thought of marzipan! I'd prefer just the modeling chocolate, but I'm afraid of it melting.

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random user Posted 18 Jun 2014 , 8:42pm
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I tried marzipan last night and was not leased with the taste at all....

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-K8memphis Posted 18 Jun 2014 , 8:44pm
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modeling chocolate will melt at the beach in typical summer weather

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