How Do I Attached Candy Seashells To The Side Of A Cake?

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rhopar33 Posted 19 Aug 2010 , 11:48pm
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I have a request for a fondant covered beach theme cake and the little girl wants choc candy seashells "stuck" to the sides of the cake.

Can someone tell me what I shoudl use to attach candy shells to the side of a fondant cake?

Thanks,
Rhonda

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sullymel13 Posted 20 Aug 2010 , 1:59am
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chocolate! I did this once before, and seemed to work pretty well.

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grossoutqueen Posted 20 Aug 2010 , 2:05am
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Just use melted chocolate. I used the same chocolate I used to make the shells themselves and they were not going anywhere. Very secure.

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rhopar33 Posted 20 Aug 2010 , 10:50am
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So, in other words, just take some of the melted choc, put it on the back of the shell, and then stick the shell to the side of the cake? Just want to make sure I understand.

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grossoutqueen Posted 20 Aug 2010 , 12:56pm
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Yup. Exactly. I used the same chocolate I used for the seashells. It dries with a very secure attachment to the cake. I did this on a cake dummy I made strictly for pictures so when I was done and went to remove the candy seashells it took a bit of force to get them off. They shouldn't go anywhere.

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