Fondant Flowers On Buttercream, Will They Wilt?
Decorating By dianab Updated 27 Apr 2010 , 10:12pm by TexasSugar
Please help... I am worried... I am making my first wedding cake for a friend of mine. It is my gift to her. The wedding is tomorrow, but I wanted to decorate today. If I put them on a day early, will my fondant flowers soften and wilt from the buttercream? I didn't know if the shortening grease will seep into the flowers and soften them. Thanks!
I put fondant flowers whether dried or soft on buttercream all the time and I have never had any wilt.The only time it did was when I poked curly cues through frozen semi thawed cupcakes and the condensation wilted the cues.
Good to know! Thanks! I was planning on putting the 6'' layer in an airtight container. I guess I won't... I will just loosely cover it.
No, neither. Maybe it's really humid when this happens? Maybe they need to be even dryer before I put them on the cake?
Hmmm, I'm not sure. The only times I have had fondant or gumpaste flowers wilt is when I closed them in something with a cake. And I live in Texas so I know humid.
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