I'm new at fondant, but LOVE working with it. Is there such thing as a good tasting fondant to buy? Or do you have to make it for it to taste good? HELP!

Most of them out there are good, almost anything BUT Wilton, IMO.

I'm using Satin Ice and have tried Chocopan, like them both.

IMO chocopan is the best tasting. A little expensive but worth every penny. Global Sugar Art has it and Satin Ice on sale right now.

I really like the chocolate pettinice. it looks and tastes like tootsie rolls. I also like the Satin Ice and Choco Pan. I am going to try Michelle Fosters Fondant recipe too. You can find that recipe on CC

I used Fondx last time and I LOVED it! It taste better and way easier to handle!

I love Satin Ice and purchase it from www.IntoTheOven.com . I believe it's on sale right now (if you know the "secret code" if you are a forum member).

I've tried Michele Foster's recipe and it is delicious as well!

I've used practically every pre-packaged fondant and made several from recipes - it always gets peeled off the cake and set aside on the plate (in my experience only the children seem to like it). I like the look of fondant and working with it so I just make sure my cake and fillings are really good!

I have made and served MMF, and people seem to like that.
I used Satin Ice and it was good.
since I just moved to Indy, the store here carries Choco-Pan, and I think that it tastes great. (but I'm still getting used to handling it.)

In my humble opinion Choco-Pan is the very *Best* tasting fondant on the market, hands down. All the others have a chemical taste that reminds me of play-doh - some more than others. Choco-Pan is worth the price if you can get it locally, otherwise the shipping makes it very expensive.

I can't get Choco-Pan so I've started making MMF and I really love it. It always challenging for me, in my location, to get the supplies I need and I often have to be very creative. It's easier to get someone to bring me a bag of marshmallows than a tub of fondant!