Hi..I hope some one help me. I want to add tylose powder to my fondant to make it harden faster like gumpaste but how much do you add, say for like a soft ball size amount of fondant. And do you just kneed it into the already prepared fondant? Thanks in Advance for any suggestions.
Adding tylose is kind of tricky because it will take it time to actually "activate". My advise is to knead in a little, start with less rather than more, then wrap it in ceran wrap and let it rest on the counter for a couple of hourse. Then give it a knead and see where you're at and go from there. I've done this once before and that's how it worked for me. Good luck and hope I'm not too late!
Aine2 has a video for this somewhere - check her profile to get the link to her video sites. In the video she states how much tylose she uses per "x" amount of fondant. Sorry I couldn't be more specific but I don't recall the amount
Edited to add: according to G S A's website, they state to "Add 2 -3 tsp of Tylose powder to 1lb of fondant." If you have a scale you can factor the amount based on how much your wad of fondant weighs...
I watched Aine2's video just today and it is 1/2 tsp per 250 grams of fondant. That's about 1/2 a pound of fondant. I've had different results sometimes. I don't know if it's just me or the weather (we have really wacky weather here sometimes) usually drier around here. I add a little bit then wait and see what it's like, I've made some brick solid pieces before!
I watched Aine2's video just today and it is 1/2 tsp per 250 grams of fondant. That's about 1/2 a pound of fondant. I've had different results sometimes. I don't know if it's just me or the weather (we have really wacky weather here sometimes) usually drier around here. I add a little bit then wait and see what it's like, I've made some brick solid pieces before!
Totally agree
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