"frosting" Transfers

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New2CakeIndus Posted 3 Jan 2015 , 4:06pm
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I have several clients that are dairy-free. Will using Crisco and/or margarine work for making a frosting transfer?

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-K8memphis Posted 3 Jan 2015 , 4:18pm
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you have to read the labels -- crisco should be ok -- oh but you mean will the icing work -- yes it will -- made with crisco for a transfer -- margarines and spreads are weird products some have too much water or strange things in them --  but that's mostly for when you're baking with them -- they should also be fine for icing transfers --

 

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New2CakeIndus Posted 3 Jan 2015 , 4:23pm
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Crisco is dairy-free. What I want to know is will it work as well as buttercream for the transfer?  I have only tried making it w/Crisco and found that it did not freeze (not sure if a real buttercream completely freezes).

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-K8memphis Posted 3 Jan 2015 , 4:31pm
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what's a real buttercream? idk --

 

crisco buttercream will freeze

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New2CakeIndus Posted 3 Jan 2015 , 4:34pm
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I've read several articles about it being 50/50 butter/crisco not 100% crisco - so that's why I'm asking

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-K8memphis Posted 3 Jan 2015 , 5:29pm
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'buttercream' is an all inclusive name for any recipe that incorporates fat, confectioner's sugar,  flavor and usually a liquid -- so there are ten thousand recipes for it -- it is not just one thing -- even if there is no butter and no cream it is called 'buttercream' to the dismay of the purist

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