I have to ask -- what's the deal about Viva towels? Do they just not have any pattern or could you use any old paper towel but people like saying Viva? I've never seen the Viva brand here, so I'd like to know.
Viva doesn't have a texture, so you end up with a smooth cake. They feel more like fabric to me. Any paper towel with texture is going to put that same texture on your cake. I have seen cakes where that was done on purpose so it just depends on what you want your final finish to be.
I feel really dumb to ask this question but if I do not ask I will not know. What is crusted icing?
does a paper towel work better than using a wooden roller? I'd heard the paper towel thing before, but have always used a roller---and sometimes it causes more damage than it fixes. I just can't seem to get it seasoned enough not to stick.
does a paper towel work better than using a wooden roller? I'd heard the paper towel thing before, but have always used a roller---and sometimes it causes more damage than it fixes. I just can't seem to get it seasoned enough not to stick.
I actually use my roller when I use the paper towel method. That seems to work best for me.
I stopped buying Viva some time ago. The sheets are different nowadays. They're thinner and shorter so you have to use a lot more of them to clean up spills and such.
Plus Viva here has a texture on both sides now too. Pretty usless for smoothing.
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