Storing Solite/shortening Buttercream Out?

Decorating By misse10 Updated 4 Nov 2014 , 2:41am by kakeladi

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misse10 Posted 2 Nov 2014 , 8:54pm
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once I pipe cupcakes with no-butter buttercream (i'll be using solite, an australian shortening) can i just leave them on the bench for a day or do they need to go in the fridge? thanks!

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Nerdalie Posted 2 Nov 2014 , 9:57pm
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Butter or not, shortening can still melt. Depending on how hot it is, I would refrigerate them some just in case.

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CWR41 Posted 3 Nov 2014 , 12:57am
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Originally Posted by misse10 
 

once I pipe cupcakes....

....can i just leave them on the bench for a day or do they need to go in the fridge?


Cupcakes can dry out fast, especially if refrigerated.  I'd leave them out at room temperature, but be sure to box them or use a container to maintain moisture.

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kakeladi Posted 4 Nov 2014 , 2:41am
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I agree that fig'ing any cake will dry it out quicker.  I would box them,. then put the box into a plastic bag OR cover it w/plastic somehow.

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