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Decorating By mps29 Updated 28 May 2014 , 10:08am by Mimimakescakes

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mps29 Posted 1 May 2014 , 1:33pm
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AI seem to be having difficulty with getting fondant removed from my mould I don't know where I'm going wrong I have tried dusting with cs and using termed but the fondant always goes misshapen when I remove the piece any advice please

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mps29 Posted 1 May 2014 , 1:35pm
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I seem to be having difficulty with getting fondant removed from my mould I don't know where I'm going wrong I have tried dusting with cs and using termed but the fondant always goes misshapen when I remove the piece any advice please

That should read and using trex.

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Rosie93095 Posted 1 May 2014 , 1:38pm
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Only use cornstarch and then place the mold in the freezer for a few minutes to firm up the fondant. usually after 5-10 minutes, he fondant will just "pop" out when you turn it over.

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mps29 Posted 1 May 2014 , 1:52pm
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AOh fantastic never thought to freeze thanks

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MBalaska Posted 28 May 2014 , 8:04am
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after doing what Rosie93095 suggested, it also helps if you put the mold face down flat on the table, then lift the mold up-out-and-off of the fondant.......which allows the fondant to sit rather still and unmoved on the table.  Sort of peeling the mold away without disturbing the fondant.

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Mimimakescakes Posted 28 May 2014 , 10:08am
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use the cornflour on your icing not in the mould.   I have also found if I give a light spray with some cooking oil , I spray a cloth and wipe it in the mould so it doesn't stick. 

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