Filling Question...please Help!

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cbearsmom_07 Posted 15 Oct 2009 , 1:00pm
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Hello, I'm making a birthday cake for a coworker. He wanted a cherry filled cake decorated with fondant. I have already baked, filled, and frozen the cake. I need to ice it with buttercream tonight and decorate with the fondant decorations today. I will be bringing it to work to him tomorrow and it will be eaten on Saturday. Is it okay to leave the filled cake out of the refrigerator for a couple of days and then refrigerate once the cake has been cut? I know you are not supposed to refrigerate fondant. If I would have known better from the beginning...

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2SchnauzerLady Posted 15 Oct 2009 , 1:15pm
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What does your cherry filling consist of? That will determine if it needs the fridge. The buttercream and fondant will be fine out of the fridge.

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Tweedie Posted 15 Oct 2009 , 1:17pm
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What kind of filling is it...is it cherry filling from the shelf stable sleeves or is it something you made fresh or from a can? The only thing I would feel comfortable with leaving out for that amount of time is the sleeved filling. Other than that I would refrigerate for sure.

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cbearsmom_07 Posted 15 Oct 2009 , 1:37pm
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It's the sleeved shelf kind. Basically looks like jelly with cherries. Doesn't seem to be a "creamed" style filling. There is no ingredient information on the package.

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prterrell Posted 15 Oct 2009 , 5:56pm
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It will be fine out on the counter at room temp.

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steffb Posted 16 Oct 2009 , 1:00am
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What type of buttercream are you using? If you are using and IMBC, I would refridgerate it but if not, it sounds like it should be fine left out.

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cbearsmom_07 Posted 16 Oct 2009 , 3:02am
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Thanks ladies! It's just a "non spoiling" buttercream. Instructor said that you can keep it room temp for 9 months. It's awesome! I'm posting a pic of the cake in my photos now. Tell me what you think!

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LaBellaFlor Posted 16 Oct 2009 , 3:09am
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IMBC can sit fine on the counter as well.

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