Filling Coming Out?

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sweetobsesions Posted 23 Jul 2014 , 10:28am
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ASorry for posting so much lately!

I have been practicing for my first square wedding cake & when I put the fondant on, the buttercream/filling bulges through. Any suggestions to how I can stop it next time? Thanks! [IMG]http://cakecentral.com/content/type/61/id/3267252/width/200/height/400[/IMG]

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810whitechoc Posted 23 Jul 2014 , 10:46am
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Basically you need to pipe a dam and let the cake settle, type in Bulging cake in the search bar at the top and heaps of threads will come up to explain how to prevent this.

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sweetobsesions Posted 23 Jul 2014 , 10:52am
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AOkay great! I'll check it out! Thank you! [@]810whitechoc[/@]

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cai0311 Posted 24 Jul 2014 , 3:02pm
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AWhen I fill a cake I pipe a thick dam from buttercream, fill the cake and let the cake settle over night in my fridge (I wrap the cake with saran wrap).

Also, instead of icing the cake with buttercream I use white chocolate ganache on all my fondant covered cakes. The ganache holds up to the weight of fondant really well.

Try and roll the fondant very thin. I like mine to be 1/16" thick. I can almost see though it when rolled that thin.

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sweetobsesions Posted 24 Jul 2014 , 3:49pm
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AOkay great thank you! Would I just add more powdered sugar to my regular buttercream to make it thicker? [@]cai0311[/@]

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cai0311 Posted 24 Jul 2014 , 4:23pm
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Okay great thank you! Would I just add more powdered sugar to my regular buttercream to make it thicker? @cai0311

 

Yes, you would add more powdered sugar to your icing to make it stiffer.

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sweetobsesions Posted 24 Jul 2014 , 5:48pm
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AThanks! Probably a lame question but just making sure!

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