Buttercream Transfer

Decorating By Charmed Updated 3 Oct 2004 , 1:00am by Charmed

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Charmed Posted 2 Oct 2004 , 4:06am
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Hello,
when doing a buttercream transfer, what consistancy buttercream should be used?

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Ladycake Posted 2 Oct 2004 , 10:31am
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Medium....

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southerncake Posted 2 Oct 2004 , 12:45pm
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I had been wondering that same thing. Thanks for asking and thanks Ladycake for your reply.

I hope to try this technique tomorrow!

Amy

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GHOST_USER_NAME Posted 2 Oct 2004 , 1:41pm
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Your BC for the lining should be medium-to-stiff. As stiff as you can have it and it still come out of the small tip.

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southerncake Posted 2 Oct 2004 , 2:41pm
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I know in the instructions it says that store brand fudge works well for the outlining -- do you thicken it with powdered sugar or leave as is?

Thanks,
Amy

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GHOST_USER_NAME Posted 2 Oct 2004 , 11:01pm
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Leave as is. Just make sure you do not use Betty Crocker or Pillsbury Fudge icing. They are both way too soft for this. It will smudge as you lay down your other colors and you won't know it until it is too late. Been there, done that, bought he T-shirt!

I've heard Wal-Mart brand fusge icing is very good for this purpose.

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Charmed Posted 3 Oct 2004 , 1:00am
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thanks Ladycake! thumbs_up.gif

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