I bought some today at GFS. Have any of you tried it? What your thoughts on it. I found that it tasted good, but was awfully soft. Hard to decorate with. The lady at the store told me lot of bakeries use it but I can't see how they can make flowers and such with it. Did I not beat it long enough? Should I chill ot before I decorate with it? Does the cake need to be refrigerated after I use it?
It was really convenient to use but I still have my doubts...
Thanks!!!
Everything you ever wanted to know about Rich's Bettercreme (and Pastry Pride):
http://forum.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopicp-1814171-bettercream.html
Decorating with Pastry Pride:
http://tinyurl.com/yv3dn8
Rich's Bettercreme (Ready To Use) Handling Instructions:
http://tinyurl.com/yt4eyu
Rich's Bettercreme Cake Pros Newsletter:
http://tinyurl.com/23uau4
HTH
Does anyone know if BEttercreme is available in Canada?
I know we carry Rich's Coffee Cream but have yet to locate Bettercreme?
I keep reading about what a great product it is and I am just dying to try it. If anyone could give me any leads I would be very grateful.
Teanks
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