Candy Melts Poured Over Rkt

Decorating By Kiddiekakes Updated 12 Jul 2010 , 2:58am by Cake_Bliss

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Kiddiekakes Posted 11 Jul 2010 , 2:25pm
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Will melted candy melts poured over RKT smoothen the bumpy effect of the cereal treats?? I have tried just covering in fondant but you still see the bumps underneath.

Anything else you can suggest?


Thanks

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DianeLM Posted 11 Jul 2010 , 2:29pm
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Nope. It will still look bumpy. However, it will be much more delicious. icon_smile.gif

Here's a couple things you can try -- before adding the cereal to the mixture, crush it with your hands to make the pieces smaller. Give your molded piece a 'spackle' coat of royal icing to smooth the surface. When dry, apply your fondant. Or, you may just be able to roll your fondant thicker and apply one layer of fondant.

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Kiddiekakes Posted 11 Jul 2010 , 2:40pm
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Thansk Diane for your response..I will give that a try!!

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cutthecake Posted 11 Jul 2010 , 2:47pm
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I use a base coat of buttercream over the Rice Krispies Treats to smooth out the bumps, then either chocolate clay or fondant over that.

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neelycharmed Posted 11 Jul 2010 , 2:49pm
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I put the a layer of buttercream icing , but I did crush the rice krispies first.
and then I did a thicker layer of fondant, and I couldn't even tell the difference between the cake and the RKT.
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BlakesCakes Posted 12 Jul 2010 , 2:39am
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I compact my finished RKTs as I'm molding/modeling them and they're pretty smooth when I'm finished.

I then coat them with melted candy melts and then they're very smooth--and very sturdy and stable.

Rae
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Cake_Bliss Posted 12 Jul 2010 , 2:58am
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Thanks for the tips! I searched on here, on you tube, google and bing and I got nothingicon_smile.gif I hate to ask questions because their are always some that complain about the "hobby" "for fun" cakers asking questions. So I search and search and search. I am sorry in advance for any misspellings or such that are "pet peeves" of some. Oopps so sorry to ranticon_wink.gif

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