1M Roses

Decorating By jgvcakes Updated 10 May 2015 , 12:38am by tastefullysweet

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jgvcakes Posted 7 May 2015 , 5:49pm
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Hi, whenever I make 1M roses either for cupcake bouquets or for the dome part on giant cupcakes, my roses fall after a while. They slide off the cupcakes/cake, I have no problem when it's on the sides of a regular cake, just on the cupcake bouquet and on the giant cupcake. Is it something on my buttercream recipe or should I put icing on my cupcakes before making the roses. 

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cake.hs Posted 7 May 2015 , 6:38pm
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Perhaps you need to "crumb Coat" the side of the giant cupcake/cupcake so your rose can attach to it? 

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cake.hs Posted 7 May 2015 , 6:38pm
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Perhaps you need to "crumb Coat" the side of the giant cupcake/cupcake so your rose can attach to it? 

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Jedi Knight Posted 7 May 2015 , 7:59pm
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Roses?


You mean swirly piped swirls.

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theresaf Posted 8 May 2015 , 2:37pm
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I use a crusting buttercream and that always holds better for me. What kind of buttercream are you using.  I once used whipped cream and you could see the slide right offffffff!  Yummy but not pretty!!  And I always crumb coat.

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tastefullysweet Posted 10 May 2015 , 12:38am
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Can it be that your cupcakes are not completely cooled before you pipe the buttercream on them? I'm making a lot of cupcake bouquets lately, and never had a problem of buttercream sliding or even moving at all! No matter if it's a rose, hydrangea or sunflowers, they all stay put! I use SMBC.

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