Wilton Fondant

Decorating By Rossana67 Updated 15 Jan 2014 , 3:40am by Rossana67

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Rossana67 Posted 14 Jan 2014 , 9:04pm
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I have a couple of boxes of Wilton fondant, and as many of you know it doesn't really taste good. Is it possible to mix it with flavored extract? Is there any way that I can make it taste better?

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Goreti Posted 14 Jan 2014 , 9:11pm
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You can mix it with homemade MMF as in this recipe.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJCUy3ezRxE&list=TLV1dp5LDs9eF66FFD9zAdcCHOKsmi-5tx

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rexygirl Posted 14 Jan 2014 , 11:35pm
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ASave it to use to make figurines, bows, etc it's great for that stuff!

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maybenot Posted 15 Jan 2014 , 12:02am
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Yes, the 2 suggestions above.

 

Wilton has wonderful workability.  When mixed with Duff's, Fondarific, Satin Ice, FondX, Chocopan, or MMF, you get the best of all worlds--great taste, an easy to use product, and a less expensive product.  I find that a 1/3 "other" plus 2/3 Wilton works best for me.  I always have a few pounds of Wilton on hand.

 

As for making figures, a half tsp. of Tylose added to 1lb. of Wilton works very well.  If I want 50/50 paste for bows, I add a half tsp. to 2 lb. of fondant.

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Rossana67 Posted 15 Jan 2014 , 3:40am
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Thank you.

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