I'm going to be working on some cakes that I'm entering in our local fair compitition and was wanting to cover one of them with fondant. To try to keep my cost down, I was thinking about using MMF, but wasn't sure how it would work long term-and the fair is the last week of July-first week of August, which equals heat and humidity. The building that the cakes are housed in is air conditioned, but it still gets warm in there.
Has anybody used the MMF for display cakes or should I bite the bullett and go ahead and use Wilton? (I can always use coupons to buy it at Michaels and Hobby Lobby) I wondering if the MMF might try to go soft in the heat. I had thought about adding Tylose to it so it will pull more moisture out, but I just don't know. Any help or suggestions is welcomed!!!!!
Thanks guys!
Your best choice for display is using MMF.....MMF is just like regular Fondant except that it taste a lot better.. But with texture and durability, they are exactly the same. Just don't put in under the Sun and bright light for they will fade.
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