Is Mmf Easier To Use Than Normal Fondant?
Decorating By jill23 Updated 4 Mar 2009 , 4:32am by jill23
Well, it depends if you get the right consistency of MMF. But one thing will help you to "transport" the fondant / MMF on the cake. Get piece of clear vinyl table cloth / I can get it here at something like dollar store by meter /, roll the fondant on the vinyl.
Then, you can pick it, flip it on the cake (because the vinyl is clear, you can see what you do). If you are careful, you can even reposition it. After this, remove the vinyl piece.
The advantage is that you don't have any pulling on the fondant and no / less breaks.
Wash the vinyl for the next time 
I actually think that MMF is a little easier to work with. The first fondant covered cake I made I used MMF and it worked out great. I agree that it doesn't crack as easily as regular fondant. I made the biggest mess when I made the MMF, but it was great fun!
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