I am doing a cake for a friends wedding this winter. I was needing some help on how to make edible snowflakes to put on the cake. I have only done a few cake for close friends and family so I am wanting to start practicing now so I have it down by december.
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Cake_Princess
Posted 18 Sep 2008 , 5:37pm
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Originally Posted by dimwhit
I am doing a cake for a friends wedding this winter. I was needing some help on how to make edible snowflakes to put on the cake. I have only done a few cake for close friends and family so I am wanting to start practicing now so I have it down by december.
I am doing a cake for a friends wedding this winter. I was needing some help on how to make edible snowflakes to put on the cake. I have only done a few cake for close friends and family so I am wanting to start practicing now so I have it down by december.
Sketch out the snowflake and pipe them using royal icing
Shelly4481
Posted 18 Sep 2008 , 7:18pm
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You can also buy cutters to use with fondant or may be able to press them on and pipe them on with icing.
melli_fera
Posted 18 Sep 2008 , 8:18pm
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if you're looking for dainty and elegant, royal icing is the way to go. fondant or gumpaste would be easier, but a little more "clunky".
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