Black Scrolls On White Fondant, Help!!
Decorating By babyhugs Updated 30 Apr 2009 , 10:23am by cakesbydina
I have an order for a fondant cake and they want black scroll work put on it. What should I use that won't bleed into the white? I thought about royal icing or buttercream. Any other suggestions out there? Thanks in advance!!
Not too sure if it would work but you could try using chocolate, colouring it black and piping the scroll design? Not sure if that would work but with what ever you do decided make sure you trial it and give it time to see if it does bleed. Good luck with it hope others may have some suggestions for you
I just did a black scrollwork on white fondant cake two weeks ago (see my pics). I used black buttercream and refrigerated the cake until delivery. There was no bleeding.
I would think the black BC would be fine, but if you are worried, use royal.
Do an experiment on a pc. of fondant, that is your best bet. Different icings might produce different results.
Jen
black royal icing shouldn't bleed - as long as your fondant has set up over night and doesn't have condensation on it (or if the humidity is high). I've done black piping on fondant and never had a problem.
technically, buttercream would never really be completely dry like RI and runs the risk of bleeding
you can buy a scroll cutter and use black fondant for a clean, sharp look. It's very elegant and easier. No bleeding and much easier and faster too I might add.
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