Freezing Buttercream?

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LoveMeSomeCake615 Posted 21 Jun 2010 , 6:02pm
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This is probably a stupid question, but does it work to freeze buttercream? I just got done with making a birthday cake for myself, and I ended up with quite a bit of leftover buttercream. Has anyone tried this, and does it still taste good when it is thawed?

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PiccoloChellie Posted 21 Jun 2010 , 6:15pm
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Yep, it works just fine. Make sure the buttercream is sealed up tight. When you want to use it, let it come to room temp and beat it for a few minutes in your mixer. icon_smile.gif

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LoveMeSomeCake615 Posted 21 Jun 2010 , 7:28pm
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Oh, good! Thank you so much for your help! I hated the thought of just throwing away all that good buttercream! icon_smile.gif

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mcdonald Posted 21 Jun 2010 , 7:47pm
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I always freeze any left overs.. especially those pesky colors that you have to make up for one or two small projects. They sure come in handy when I have another one of those cakes that I only need a dab or two of some color!!! I just rotate those colors out when I need to!

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LoveMeSomeCake615 Posted 21 Jun 2010 , 9:13pm
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Originally Posted by mcdonald

I always freeze any left overs.. especially those pesky colors that you have to make up for one or two small projects. They sure come in handy when I have another one of those cakes that I only need a dab or two of some color!!! I just rotate those colors out when I need to!




That's a great idea!

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