Confectioners Glaze Info If Interestd

Decorating By prettycake Updated 7 Sep 2006 , 6:30pm by justsweet

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prettycake Posted 7 Sep 2006 , 4:43pm
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Anyone interested in buying, here is some info.
I will be purchasing this for Christmas..I've heard a lot about it, so now I will try it myself. Country Kitchen sells them http://www.countrykitchensa.com/catalog/product.aspx?T=2&productId=617861
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sherik Posted 7 Sep 2006 , 5:31pm
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Please tell the uses for this. I have never used it.

Thanks
Sheri

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Melvira Posted 7 Sep 2006 , 5:35pm
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By all means... I love finding new products, please fill us in!!!

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prettycake Posted 7 Sep 2006 , 5:40pm
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You can use this as a shiny finish on your Fondant or gumpaste icing or decorations.. It gives a very, very shiny effect like porcelain or
lacquer finish. I've seen this used on FoodNetwork when one cake guy painted his Fondant icing in Gold Lustre mix with confectioners glaze. The finish looked like "jewelry" shiny.

I thought well, I can use this for my Chirstmas decorations on cookies or cakes.. icon_smile.gif

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cupcake55 Posted 7 Sep 2006 , 5:53pm
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Gosh. That is a lot of glaze. You can mix it with extract or everclear for different levels of shine. I mix it half and half with everlear to paint on gumpaste leaves after they are chalked and steamed. It makes it look like a real leaf.

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sherik Posted 7 Sep 2006 , 5:57pm
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Sounds like a fun product. I'll give it a try.
Thanks for the tip.
Sheri

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angelak Posted 7 Sep 2006 , 6:01pm
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I've always made a confectioner sugar glaze with milk or water, lemon juice, etc. Is this the same type of product? detective.gif

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SugarHighCakes Posted 7 Sep 2006 , 6:02pm
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Are you able to get it in smaller quantities?

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cupcake55 Posted 7 Sep 2006 , 6:06pm
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Originally Posted by angelak

I've always made a confectioner sugar glaze with milk or water, lemon juice, etc. Is this the same type of product? detective.gif




No, this is not the same product.

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cupcake55 Posted 7 Sep 2006 , 6:09pm
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Originally Posted by PieceOfCake61804

Are you able to get it in smaller quantities?




I purchased some at a cake decorating store. It was 8 oz. for $6.99.

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justsweet Posted 7 Sep 2006 , 6:30pm
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yes their is a smaller size - 8 oz for $5.50 need to place an order with them. May have to get this to try on design for Oct.

http://www.countrykitchensa.com/catalog/Searchresults.aspx?Description=confectioners+glaze

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