Chocolate Transfer Wraps

Decorating By peekaboocupcake Updated 10 Aug 2013 , 7:19am by Smckinney07

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peekaboocupcake Posted 10 Aug 2013 , 3:06am
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can u use parchment paper instead of acetate sheets to do a chocolate wrap??? i am having a hard time finding acetate sheets in stores. anyone know who carries them??

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ellavanilla Posted 10 Aug 2013 , 4:02am
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have you tried the office supply store?

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cazza1 Posted 10 Aug 2013 , 5:10am
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try art supply shops.

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MBalaska Posted 10 Aug 2013 , 7:18am
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Don't know about chocolate wraps.

When I make chocolate coated truffles, or pretzels and want them to dry with a smooth shiny surface on the bottom I use butchers paper.  'Reynolds Wrap Freezer paper, plastic coated'. I tape it to the countertop shiny side up.  It's inexpensive, but I don't have a business so perfection is not a necessity.

Might  work for wraps,  though.

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Smckinney07 Posted 10 Aug 2013 , 7:19am
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AParchment tends to wrinkle under the weight. They have tons of transfer sheets available online: animal print, holiday styles, cancer awareness, popular and random styles... I recently purchased some from Global Sugar Art, but most cake supply stores have them (I've never seen them at Michaels or Hobby Lobby-the larger stores though). I like Country Kitchen a lot too. They also have acetate sheets.

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