Can anyone tell me what sleeve fillings are?

Sleeve fillings are fillings that you can buy at the cake decorating shop that don't have to be refrigerated. They come in a plastic bag shaped like a big piping bag and you snip off the corner to use them.

Hi babydeer115.

The full description of "sleeved fillings" is sleeved pastry fillings which indicates another of their primary uses, but they're great for use as cake fillings and some members use them to flavor their buttercreams.

Most cake decorating supply stores will carry at least some sleeved fillings, but generally the greatest variety is available online and can be purchased in bulk or by the individual sleeve.

Here's a super thread that has online sources for sleeved pastry fillings and so much more - in fact, it's titled everything you need to know to make, decorate and assemble tiered/stacked/layer cakes:

http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-605188-.html

It's a long read so I'd recommend a cup/glass of your favorite beverage and a comfy chair.

P.S. Don't be such a stranger.

Thank you guys so much! I didn't want to even post the question, thinking someone would be mean and think I am an idiot... THANKS ALOT!!!!

You're most welcome.

Are you going to be making your own birthday cake?

The WASC cake (recipe in the link posted above) is good with just about any flavor of sleeved pastry filling. And there aare also several CC member recommended buttercream frostings that would be complementary.

And just so I don't miss it, let me wish you an early
Happy Birthday.

nope, no birthday. I like to read everything I can to keep learning and I saw something about sleeve fillings, I just didn't know what they were and when I did a search for them on the net I couldn't find anything..

Only now did I realize why people were wishing me a happy birthday!!! I had the month and date backwards...I am so slow sometimes!!

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