Is Wilton's Gum Tex A Substitute For Tylose In Cc's Gampaste
Decorating By LittleLinda Updated 23 Aug 2006 , 5:03pm by LittleLinda
I was searching for this answer and am still confused. Here's a quote I grabbed off another post.
Gum-tex is Wilton's name for yet another gum which does the same things as gum tragacanth and Tylose. It dries less white than either of the other two alternatives, and, I think, tastes worse. It is effective however, and may be the least expensive--I'm not sure about that part.
I looked up CC's gumpast recipe and it calls for Tylose. I went out and bought Wilton's Gum Tex, thinking that it was what I needed. Now I'm questioning if it's the right thing. The recipe on the gum tex container for gumpaste is so different from cake central's. It calls for glucose. (which I don't have.) (Or do I? what is it?)
Bumping myself! Anybody? Then, what is your recipe for gumpaste?
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