How Do I Frost My Cake Without Getting Any Crumbs In It?
Decorating By M_A Updated 27 Aug 2006 , 7:30pm by CakeDiva73
Do what is called a crumb coat first.
Apply a thin coat of frosting, after you have filled your cake and let it set up.
I put mine in the fridge for a few hours.
Then apply your final coat. The crumbs should be caught in the crumb coat and not mar your final coat.
I also take a pastry brush and brush each layer to remove any crumbs from torting.
You can also use the big icer tip. I love using becasue with it, you cover the whole cake and then smooth. I never get crumbs this way.
I do a crumb coat first and use the icer tip.
I crumb coat to seal in the crumbs but I also do it to get my cake in fairly good shape (eg. fill in holes, straighten the sides & corners). Then I use the icer tip for my final layer of icing.
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