Calling All Canadian Cake Decorators
Decorating By seeshores Updated 14 Aug 2009 , 11:38pm by lilscakes
I was wondering what kind of fondant you use.....the only fondants available to me here in the town I live in are:
Dawn
Wilton
virgin ice
if you have tried any of these 3 which one or ones did you like the best?
Any other fondant I would have to order online and shipping is crazy!!!
I use fondant from Dawn foods which is called Decorrice.It smells like cotton candy and is really nice to work with.
Wilton is plain Yucky...
Satin ice is okay but I found the colored fondant to be a bit dry.
There are a few new Canadian websites that carry fondants now..Here is their links!!
w w w .f l o u r c o n f e c t i o n . c a
w w w. c a k e m i s c h i e f. c o m
There is also a company in Ontario called Essence Cakes that makes a great fondant. Virgin Ice is a very nice fondant as well.
Why not make your own, so much cheaper, tastes way better and there are great recipes on this site. ![]()
Hey!
Until recently I always used Virgin Ice. I really like the taste and how easy it is to work with. Plus you can buy it in larger quantities (which works out quite a bit cheaper). Recently I have been using Satin Ice (as there is now a supplier not too far from me). They are actually pretty similar in taste.
HTH,
Valerie.
I use Virgin Ice (from Bulk Barn) or McCall's for white, and I have used McCall's black and chocolate as well. The black was very soft - needed to mix with Gum Tex to get it firm enough to roll and transfer to cake - but the chocolate tastes like Tootsie Roll. MMMM.
For small amounts of colour, I've used the Wilton pre-coloured fondant in a pinch. It's a great red, yellow, blue and green. Haven't tried the pastels.
I think the only other fondant I've tasted was DecoIce (I think that's what it was). It tasted wonderful! But it can be a bit pricey. And I've been told they will not deliver to just anyone - you must be a registered place of business. Your home business is fine, so long as you are a registered, fully working business.
HTH.
I'm glad to see some Canadian websites listed, since I am hours and hours away from any craft stores. I can't really help the OP, I make my own fondant. The only other option up here is Wilton's, and I can't stand it!
I make my own, cheaper and it tasted soooooooo much better than Wiltons. have not tried any of the others yet though
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