Help! I know this question must have been posted before, but can not find a answer...Does anyone know how to preserve a fake cake to have it last for a long time. I am doing a competition and i wan tot keep what i am going to make. Is there a spray? If so, goes it stay clear in color?
I don't do anything special to them. And I've had some for years. If they attract ants, just use some ant spray.
Just keep a light piece of fabric over the dry dummy and it will last indefinitely. The fabric keeps the sunlight out as well as the dust off the cake.
I agree, I don't do anything special to my dummy cakes and they last for years. Just be sure to keep them dust free and if the weather is humid you might want to put them away somewhere dark and moist free. We had an exceptional moist few days during this summer and some of my sugar flowers, which had been on a cake for YEARS, wilted. Sad. :-(
I wanted to ask you guys something since we are on the subject of dummy cakes. A bakery I know of lets the head cake decorator use real cakes as displays in the cake shop, I asked the owner why she didn't use foam ones as they would be more cost effective. The cake decorator pipes in and says " I don't like working with foam because its unrealistic". My question is would any of you actually do this?
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