need to know about your process. what kind of cake, what icing under there and how much. cake cold or room temp; what using for glue....etc...
than I will try to help you figure it out!
here are my thoughts:
1)It could have been a condensation issue under the icing because of the refrigeration. (but lots of people fridge fondant cakes with no problems.)
2) if it was a crusting BC and it was really crusty when you put the fondant on, it might not have stuck well.
3) if the cake sides were "wet" when you iced it, could have been that
4) did u have a filling and could it have seeped out? if you used one, was there a dam in place?
My guess is number one. While I know there are tons of wonderful people on here who fridge cakes with no problems, for life of me.... cake and fridge is always a disaster for me. Maybe i have a wet fridge, maybe it is where I live... not sure
but i avoid perishable ingredients so I do not have to use fridge. ever.
hope you figure it out!
I had this problem and read that if you freeze your torted and crumbcoated cake before applying fondant and then putting the cake in the freezer after covering it, the two will become the same temperture and work together instead of fighting (causing bubbles or gas in the cake). It worked for me this past week. HTH
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