How Is This Dragon Done?

Decorating By mrsmac888 Updated 29 Oct 2019 , 12:53am by SandraSmiley

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mrsmac888 Posted 28 Oct 2019 , 3:14pm
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https://i.pinimg.com/originals/4b/23/d3/4b23d3054d477f3ca2c8029d1719d04f.jpg

I know this looks simple, but I'm not convinced...how is this dragon applied to the cake?  Is it just piped in buttercream? Is it modeling chocolate?  The more I look at it the more I'm confused!  LOL



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MerMadeBakedGoods Posted 28 Oct 2019 , 3:40pm
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Looks like piped buttercream to me...

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BettyA Posted 28 Oct 2019 , 6:59pm
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I agree, looks like piped BC. cute..

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kakeladi Posted 28 Oct 2019 , 7:32pm
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A 3rd vote for b’cream   Simple to pipe right on the cake 

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MerMadeBakedGoods Posted 28 Oct 2019 , 7:42pm
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I had first graders make these out of buttercream for a “Dragons Love Tacos” book party - super easy!!

How Is This Dragon Done?

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MBalaska Posted 28 Oct 2019 , 9:24pm
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good old fashioned piped buttercream dragon.  It looks fantastic!!!!

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gscout73 Posted 29 Oct 2019 , 12:23am
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Piped with large round tip.

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SandraSmiley Posted 29 Oct 2019 , 12:53am
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Totally agree it is piped, but you could do a similar effect with fondant modeling, but it would not be as yummy.

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