What Do You Spray On Food To Make It Non-Edible For Display?
Decorating By hula1974 Updated 24 May 2010 , 12:57pm by hula1974
I was hoping you guys would have a good suggestion.
I am making some centerpieces that have popcorn buckets on them. I want to mound the popcorn up and then spray it with something to make it hold together. It will be for display only.
What should I use?
Thanks. Do you think that will seal the whole thing? I don't want each piece of popcorn to be stuck together so that it doesn't fall apart.
I would say polyurethane, that's what I use to spray gumpaste figures
would that work well for display cakes? what about dust? easy to clean or dust magnet?
Thanks. Do you think that will seal the whole thing? I don't want each piece of popcorn to be stuck together so that it doesn't fall apart.
I mean I DO want the popcorn to stick together. Sorry!
Yes and yes. It can be dusted it has a kind of lacquered finish. A word of caution..do not spray it in doors only OUTSIDE. As for the popcorn I would loosley fasten each piece before spraying.
Ugh, that's a pain. I need to make 15 of these.
Maybe it won't work. We wanted to be sure that they didn't come apart so that no one thought they were edible.
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