Fondant Figures

Business By Trance Updated 30 Apr 2008 , 9:47am by wgoat5

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Trance Posted 27 Apr 2008 , 11:11pm
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Hello-
I was just wondering how far in advance you can make fondant figures (ie:teddy bears, elephants......etc)

Thanks,
Trance

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ThatsHowTcakesRolls Posted 27 Apr 2008 , 11:30pm
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You can make them as far in advance as you'd like really. Just keep them covered so that they don't collect dust if it's for more than a few days really. Maybe I'm just paranoid but that's what I would do! Good Luck!

Tammi

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littlecake Posted 28 Apr 2008 , 12:00am
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i still got some i made months ago...i do tell them not to eat them if they have been around that long

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Trance Posted 28 Apr 2008 , 10:39am
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Thank You...I'm doing a circus cake in June and I have not done fondant figures before so I wanted to start early to avoid extra stress!! : ]

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Molly2 Posted 28 Apr 2008 , 11:08am
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The latest I make mine is about a week in advance.

Molly2

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wgoat5 Posted 28 Apr 2008 , 11:53am
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I have made mine a month before hand...
But beware.. purple will fade to blue if not stored in a container that gets next to no light.

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lsienna Posted 30 Apr 2008 , 3:50am
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I thought you cannot make figures with fondant but have to use gum paste? What is the difference and why use one over the other? When and why do you use modeling chocolate?

Thanks.

ls

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wgoat5 Posted 30 Apr 2008 , 9:47am
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Lsienna GP dries faster then fondant icon_smile.gif

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