Choc. Transfer Vs Fbct

Business By nicksmom Updated 27 Aug 2007 , 10:41am by ribbitfroggie

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nicksmom Posted 27 Aug 2007 , 2:41am
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Is one easier than the other for any specific reason?I have only done lots of FBCT but really like the thought of choco transfers.

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nicksmom Posted 27 Aug 2007 , 3:19am
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is this done the same way I would do fbct?bump

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ribbitfroggie Posted 27 Aug 2007 , 10:41am
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They are both basically done the same way, although I think that both of them have their pros and cons. For me I like to use chocolate transfers when I need something that stands up or is more stable. Chocolate transfers are also better to use when you would like a 3D design, and of course they are quicker....no freezing required. They have their drawbacks, they are more expensive to do, harder to color, and are only available to lay on the cake. I like to do FBCT when I want the picture to blend into the cake, rather than having a "plaque"-type look to them. I hope this helps somewhat. I have lots of examples of both in my photos.

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