Vinyl Tubing Inserted In Cake For Decorating
Decorating By catgirl Updated 4 Dec 2014 , 7:06am by winniemog
I'm baking a dialysis machine cake. The picture that the woman gave me shows plastic tubes coming out of the machine. I'm wondering if I can use clear vinyl tubing. I bought some at the hardware store and am wondering if it would be safe to insert into part of the cake. Thoughts??
thanks.
i don't think it would be a problem -- you could wrap the part that touches the cake in some foil or plastic wrap to ensure it though -- y'know wash it really well of course --
i'm just curious as to the occasion for a dialysis machine cake -- i once worked at a place that made all sorts of medical apparatus including internal/external body parts --
AShe is a nurse who works in the dialysis unit and she's having a Christmas party for the other staff in the unit.
that makes sense then -- hope all goes very well --
but isn't it a little creepy in a way -- i often found it a little/a lot off putting -- i mean like all the parts of your lungs and pancreas and iv bottles and blood and hypos and i think i've blocked a lot of it thankfully -- idk was not my favorite subject matter -- and medical peeps really go for this stuff ~shiver~
AWhat about using tubing that is used for making beer? Then it would be food grade and you wouldn't have to worry about contacting the cake.
ANow I have an image of this cake with brewing tubing filled with beer......looking for all the world just like a dialysis machine filtering urine.....thanks for that!
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