I was just wondering if anyone had an opinion regarding wilton gumpaste. In the past I have ordered Bakels and mixed it with my fondant. However I don't have time now and was thinking of just buying the Wilton one. If i should use a homemade recipe, which one?
Excellent. Thank you Nickolaus Lodge it is then.
thank you
where can i find this recipe for gumpaste?????
Oh no, where do I find Tylose? I went to Michaels today expecting to find it, but they don't carry it.
you have to go to a specialty cake supply ...
michaels wont carry that... i worked there i should know
thanks toedna, you are very talented, by the way 
Since I couldn't find Tylose I bought Wilton ready made. ( had a 50% off coupon 
)I plan on adding my fondant to it 50/50. All I need is to make round, flat circles to lay on top of a fondant covered cake. Do you think I will be o.k.?
Oh yeah..It would be fine..If it just for circles you have no problems. I sometimes use fondant by itself for that. But if its colored fondant and it gets too soft you can add gumpaste. Gumtex is another thing you can use to harden fondant for that type of work. It's sold in the WIlton section. I prefer tylose but it works too. Specially for what you are doing. Hope this helps..And thanks so much for the kind words..
Edna 
thanks again Edna...any tips or hints on how to get hot pink?
Americolor Hot pink is good...So is chefmasters I dont know how available they are to you, if you have a cake supply store they shouod have them. The tylose too. But if not the only choice would be Wilton pink..Im not sure wich one right now..I havent use them in years 
wilton doesnt really have hot pnk... the pink is more like a baby pink... i think americolor is the only one that would work... unless you use the wilton premade. that is the only way that i can get the hot pink to work for me ...
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