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Jeff_Arnett
Posted 22 Sep 2009 , 8:09pm
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Originally Posted by Rylan
I've refrigerated gumpaste that is dry and not fully dry with no problems but do remember that other people had problems with sagging and such.
I've refrigerated gumpaste that is dry and not fully dry with no problems but do remember that other people had problems with sagging and such.
Depends on the type refrigeration. Dry gumpaste is usually pretty safe in a home refrigerator becuase they are pretty lowin humidity....but commercial coolers are different and are often high humidity....help keep vegetables and such fresh longer. If it's a commercial cooler, be sure to seal your cake in a sturdy cardboard box...this will allow if to be cold but will block much of the humidity from reaching your cake.
Jeff_Arnett
Posted 23 Sep 2009 , 2:26am
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Originally Posted by Megabot
What if its a commercial walk-in?
What if its a commercial walk-in?
Those are usually quite humid...do you have time to do a test? You could box up a flower and ask them to store it overnight in the cooler to see how it affects it.
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