I am making a little "candy bag" type of package for a fondant sample and
I want to put Le Fondant, La Fondant, or Les Fondant, or whatever is grammatically correct, on the package. Kind of like a cute little bag of candy you would see in a boutique somewhere.
Anyone that checks out Bakerella on a regular basis knows what I'm talking about, with the little candy button packages she featured this week, but I want to make sure when I do it, it's correct. 
Any help with this would be much appreciated!
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It would be "le fondant", and did you know that the word "fondant" actually means "melting"? I guess that's because it looks like something melted smoothly over the cake.
It would be "le fondant", and did you know that the word "fondant" actually means "melting"? I guess that's because it looks like something melted smoothly over the cake.
Thanks! Hmmm....melting. Like fondue? No wonder people ask for "fondue cakes!!"
Shoot. I was hoping it was Les Fondant...looks cooler. 
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