Fondant Roads And Matchbox Cars

Decorating By jewelbug Updated 6 Jul 2010 , 6:33am by mookamoo

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jewelbug Posted 6 Jul 2010 , 4:57am
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So if I were to make a fondant road, going down a cake mountain, a matchbox car should be able to actually drive on it, right?

Anybody done this before?

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kupkayke Posted 6 Jul 2010 , 5:38am
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It should drive on the fondant easily if the road isn't too sticky and is smooth... I made an 'over the hill cake' on the weekend and used a matchbox car on black fondant, I didn't want it to 'drive' but it would have been possible.
Perhaps a light dusting of cocoa powder/black colouring powder on the car wheels would help?

Good luck! icon_biggrin.gif

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noahsmummy Posted 6 Jul 2010 , 6:03am
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maybe if you applied a small amount of tylose or cmc to the road before you "lay" it? then it should dry a bit harder and be less likely to become sticky?

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robyndmy Posted 6 Jul 2010 , 6:21am
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I agree with noahsmummy; some tylose or even just fondant that's been out for longer should work out. Cute idea!

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mookamoo Posted 6 Jul 2010 , 6:33am
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To make the road look real, I saw an episode of cake boss where they covered the road in poppy seeds to make it look real...i just thought it was a cool idea! good luck

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