Covering Cake With Fondant Tip Was Awesome!!!!

Decorating By bourbs Updated 18 Jul 2009 , 10:02pm by Texas_Rose

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bourbs Posted 18 Jul 2009 , 7:58pm
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Hey,

I don't even remember where I read this, whether it was here or elsewhere.

I always had trouble with folds at the bottom of my cake when covering it with fondant
I read to put the cake over a big coffee can (I used a big peanut can)
that way the folds drop and it's easier. Just cut around it and voila!

I tried this last night and OMG!! It works so very well!!

Thought I'd pass it on, in case anyone missed it
Blessings, marie

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Kellbella Posted 18 Jul 2009 , 8:38pm
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Do you mean setting the cake on top of the can?

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ladyratsb Posted 18 Jul 2009 , 8:48pm
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Great idea! thumbs_up.gif

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Texas_Rose Posted 18 Jul 2009 , 10:02pm
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That's what I always do! Glad it worked for you too icon_biggrin.gif

For anyone else who wants to try it and doesn't have a coffee can, what I usually do is put a cake pan upside down on my turntable, that is a smaller diameter than the cake I am covering...for an 8" cake I will put a 6" pan, for example...of course if the cake is bigger than the turntable you don't have to put anything. For it to work well, the cake needs to be on a board the same size as the cake. Once the fondant is on, you can put the whole thing, board and all, on top of a bigger decorated board.

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