Martini Glass Cake

Decorating By Jorm Updated 15 Jun 2011 , 3:38pm by simicakes

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Jorm Posted 15 Jun 2011 , 1:47pm
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Hi ..........I'm new to this cake making decorating thing an I'm in trouble aready lol........a younger friend of mine would like a completley edible 3d martini glass cake for her 19th birthday and I was hoping one of you incredibly talented people icon_biggrin.gif out there may know how, any and all ideas are welcome, thank you in advance thumbs_up.gif
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nancyg Posted 15 Jun 2011 , 2:04pm
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I dont know either, but would like to see the answers you get.

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simicakes Posted 15 Jun 2011 , 2:25pm
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The only way that comes to mind to get a clear glass is to cast it in isomalt/sugar. You could do blown sugar if you are used to working with it, but for casting you would make a mold of the glass with a two part food grade putty (like Amazing Mold Putty or Make Your Own Mold). It sets up in about an hour for thick molds. When it's done you pour the melted isomalt into it. You can do it in two parts and glue them together. I did see some cakes where they made the glasses out of gumpaste or fondant and made them in different colors. Make sure you use a support in your stem if you use fondant.
Take pictures when you make it!
Good Luck,

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EmilyJo9 Posted 15 Jun 2011 , 3:01pm
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If you are new to this I would probably make the martini glass from cake and then cover in fondant. I would stack 3 6" rounds and carve to the shape of the top part of the martini glass or use the Wondermold pan and then use a large plastic dowel covered in fondant for the stem part of the glass. Attach that dowel to your cake board and set the cake atop that dowel.

Similar to these:

http://cakecentral.com/gallery/1779494

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http://cakecentral.com/gallery/1231064

HTH Good Luck!!

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TiffyB73 Posted 15 Jun 2011 , 3:24pm
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simicakes...
Where do you find Amazing Mold Putty or Make Your Own Mold? I have been looking for something like this! Thanks!

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simicakes Posted 15 Jun 2011 , 3:38pm
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We sell Amazing Mold Putty on our website, but you can also find it at Michael's Crafts or amazingmoldputty.com. Make Your Own Mold is makeyourownmolds.com. Both putty are food grade silicone. Amazing Mold Putty dries faster here in Florida, we had to wait overnight for Make Your Own Mold, but both are very good products.

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