What Fake Icing Do You Use On Dummy Cakes?
Decorating By Doughnut Updated 24 Apr 2011 , 1:37pm by indydebi
I'm looking for a fake icing to use on dummy cakes. I thought about using joint compound found at The Home Depot. Can anyone suggest something. I really don't want to spend a lot of money.
Thanks
I usually just use shortening under fondant, or royal icing to cover my cake dummies. Fondant is easier to remove. Royal icing dries as hard as a brick.
Edited to add: There is a picture in my photos (purple and white) I just did covered in fondant with shortening under it .
I'm looking for a fake icing to use on dummy cakes. I thought about using joint compound found at The Home Depot. Can anyone suggest something. I really don't want to spend a lot of money.
Use the joint compound... it's easy to work with, lightweight, and durable.
I took a class on piping not too long ago and we used cake dummies we covered the cake dummy in fondant we used a little water to make it stick and piped with royal icing. Hope this helps,
I just finished a dummy cake and just sprayed the styrofoam with water to get the fondant to stick. It worked great!
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