Using Color Flow/royal Icing Run-Out On Top Of Cake

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aliciaL_77 Posted 17 Nov 2005 , 11:01pm
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I was thinking of trying a run out on top of a BC iced cake... do I have to remove it before cutting or will it soften enough to cut? Any input is appreciated! Thanks again!

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aliciaL_77 Posted 17 Nov 2005 , 11:51pm
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bump.. anyone? missbaritone, maybe? icon_biggrin.gif

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charleydog Posted 17 Nov 2005 , 11:57pm
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Ok, i do not know 100% for sure..but royal icing gets really hard so I would think you would have to take it off... unless the buttercream keeps it softer... although I have heard the grease from the buttercream will breakdown royal icing...

Maybe someone can help you better...sorry
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aliciaL_77 Posted 18 Nov 2005 , 12:07am
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I wasnt sure either... thanks for the input though icon_biggrin.gif

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aliciaL_77 Posted 18 Nov 2005 , 3:13am
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I am sure there is someone out there who can help... icon_biggrin.gif

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tcturtleshell Posted 18 Nov 2005 , 3:55am
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Yes, you would have to remove it. It will be soft on the back side that is touching the cake but the top will be hard. I use royal icing & color flow (run sugar) all the time. I always remove it before cutting.

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aliciaL_77 Posted 18 Nov 2005 , 4:01am
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thanks tc.. thumbs_up.gif

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tcturtleshell Posted 18 Nov 2005 , 4:03am
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You are very welcome~

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