Drying Fondant

Decorating By barbp5 Updated 28 Sep 2009 , 11:21pm by tatorchip

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barbp5 Posted 28 Sep 2009 , 8:21pm
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Is there any way to make fondant pieces dry faster? I made some margarita glasses from fondant and I need them to dry hard. I made them a bit late so i was wondering if there was a way to dry them faster.

Thanks for your help
Barbara

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tatorchip Posted 28 Sep 2009 , 9:35pm
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Welcome to CC barbp5
I make mine with 50/50 fondant/gumpaste about the size of a baseball and add about 1/2 teaspoon tylose
after making the (whatever I am making) I put it in a shoebox and sit it on a shelf in my sewing room and in about 24 hours it is completly dry. If I paint it I just put it back another 24 hrs. HTH

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kyhendry Posted 28 Sep 2009 , 10:54pm
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I set my items (GP and Fondant) in front of a low fan and will turn them from time to time. If you have a room with a ceiling fan that would work too but my 18 mo old grandson absconded with my remote and we can't find it now. hee hee

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tatorchip Posted 28 Sep 2009 , 11:21pm
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Originally Posted by kyhendry

I set my items (GP and Fondant) in front of a low fan and will turn them from time to time. If you have a room with a ceiling fan that would work too but my 18 mo old grandson absconded with my remote and we can't find it now. hee hee


I also agree about the fan and little boys gotta love em (I have a 4 Yr old GS) lol

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