I was asked to do a b-day cake, and she wants a beach type scene, I was going to do a keylime cake and Bc icing, heres my question. i want to do a little pair of flip-flops with a towel out of fondant, she will not serve this cake until Sun i will deliver it on Saturday, if i put it in a reg cake box will it stay fresh and if i add the fondant pieces will they stay hard or will they get wet looking?? Should i get her to add the pieces? She will not mind to do this , Any info will be so Helpful. Thanks to all
They will stay hard. If you can, make them soon so that they're completely dry when they go on the cake.
It sounds like a really cute idea!
They will stay hard. If you can, make them soon so that they're completely dry when they go on the cake.
It sounds like a really cute idea!
Thanks Texas_ Rose the reason im asking one time i did some letters out of 50/50 and had them on toothpicks sticking out of the cake to spell happy birthday, and they got really limp like slimmy. But i had wrapped the cake box in saran Wrap to keep the cake fresh, thank goodness i had extra letters to redo them i didnt know what had happend
Dont wrap your box with wrap - let the air get to it - the moisture from the BC with cause your fondant pieces to go limp and dont worry - it will stay fresh the little time its left out Good Luck - sounds delicious and adorable!
Dont wrap your box with wrap - let the air get to it - the moisture from the BC with cause your fondant pieces to go limp and dont worry - it will stay fresh the little time its left out Good Luck - sounds delicious and adorable!
Thank you should i let the icing crust before adding the fondant pieces?
I do - then just a TINY wiping of water to the back of the pieces to stick it on (or BC - whichever you prefer) .. Good Luck!
I do - then just a TINY wiping of water to the back of the pieces to stick it on (or BC - whichever you prefer) .. Good Luck!
Thanks a bunch(:
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