Does anyone know how to use this product.....I know you an use it for cats whiskers...I have heard is great for raindrops and waterfalls and sea etc..but havent got a clue how all of those are done..

Does anyone know..please help

Many thanks

I've never heard of it. Maybe it's a European thing that goes by another name here?

Just thought I'd give you a bump though because it sounds interesting and I'd like to hear more!



Kelly

I HAVE NEVER HEARD OF IT EITHER...WOULD ALSO LIKE TO HERE MORE!

ANYBODY KNOW?

LES

Have not heard of this either. Just a thought, could you make a thick simple syrup and "draw" the shapes on wax paper, let them dry, and use that?

deb

Unbreakable gel is a mix that you buy.

A lot of these applications you could use royal icing, or sugar at the hard crack stage if you didn't want to use piping gel.

This is a mix you can buy from sugarcraft.com (in the US) and it appears to be more commonly available in the UK and Australia.

The description is that it is made of edible ingredients and allows for making flexible decorations. It's available in clear (can be colored) and white. One ounce (dry) is $7.35 and the website says that it "goes a long way".

I've never tried it, but it sounds a lot like SugarVeil icing.

Rae

I have got some being posted out the beginning of next wek..and I have to test it out and give a verdict...but still not sure wot to do with it..

there isnt much on the packet either........

I wonder if it is some sort of gelatin?

I ordered a pack but haven't used it yet. According to directions, it is edible and mixed with water. Shrinks so you have to pipe with a nozzle one size larger than normal. You can make edible wire for flowers and if it dries you can dampen the dry pieces to bend if necessary. Dissolves in water. For long term storage, the finished pieces can be dipped in 50/50 confectioners glaze and alcohol. Will post as soon as I use it. oh, can be flavored by substituting some of the water with liquid flavor. Pieces dry overnight.