Viva Paper Towels

Decorating By Colliegirl Updated 30 Aug 2010 , 2:47am by vickymacd

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Colliegirl Posted 29 Aug 2010 , 7:37am
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I thought I would try and use the Viva paper towels, that a few have favoured, unfortunately the only viva paper towels we have in Australia are rippled paper towels and I don't think that they are what you guys use. Does anyone know what they may be called in Australia? Much appreciated! Otherwise I may have to order from the States and get them posted out here. Arggghhh icon_cry.gif

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peg818 Posted 29 Aug 2010 , 11:55am
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I wouldn't have a clue as to what they are called in Australia. But you could also use a piece of cotton fabric, i would use white with no print.

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poohsmomma Posted 29 Aug 2010 , 12:49pm
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You can also use plain copy/printer paper or parchment paper. I use the copy paper all the time.

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Bluehue Posted 29 Aug 2010 , 1:32pm
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Originally Posted by Colliegirl

I thought I would try and use the Viva paper towels, that a few have favoured, unfortunately the only viva paper towels we have in Australia are rippled paper towels and I don't think that they are what you guys use. Does anyone know what they may be called in Australia? Much appreciated! Otherwise I may have to order from the States and get them posted out here. Arggghhh icon_cry.gif




It doesn't have to be Viva -
Have alook for the *Handy* paper towell - or another brand.
Some are thicker than others - i use the Handy to smooth over my Ganache - you can buy that without a patten on it.

Bluehue.

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vickymacd Posted 29 Aug 2010 , 1:43pm
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I agee, we are spoiled by the plain Viva, but I have also used the plain fabric and printer paper. I have also used parchment paper as well. Any smooth surface. Paper towels bends and molds easier than paper, thus the reason for everyone liking it. Any smooth product will work.

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Colliegirl Posted 30 Aug 2010 , 12:49am
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Thanks so much for all your input. I shall get the handy towel and see if that works otherwise I shall get the plain material. I thought I heard from people that the parchment paper sticks to the buttercream. cheers Tina

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vickymacd Posted 30 Aug 2010 , 2:47am
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All of it will stick if the buttercream hasn't crusted yet. Then if you press too hard and get the soft buttercream, it'll stick as well. You have to use a light touch!!

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