Chocolate Transfers Vs. Fbct - Pros And Cons For Each?
Decorating By rocketgirl96 Updated 29 Jan 2009 , 7:10pm by forthwife
Hi everyone,
I'm just learning about these transfer techniques and it got me wondering - when would you choose one over the other? Is it just personal preference? Or are there reasons you would do one over the other? So, please tell me when you would use one instead of the other and what are the pros and cons of each.
Thanks,
Christine
I've only used fbct once and it didn't turn out very well. I like the chocolate transfer better. I just thought that it was easier to work with. if you look in my pics, the superman cake and the hello kitty cake are done with chocolate. hth
well, both are great techniques!
I like fbct for flat tops on cakes it just blends right in with the icing, ct's are hard and break or need to be removed off the cake when it is cut.
CT's are great for the sides of cakes or as a standing topper as they are hard and stand nicely they also are done faster because the chocolate sets up faster than the buttercream.
I've been having a great time with CT's lately, however I still struggle with bubbles on the front. Any suggestions?
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