Fondant/gumpaste In Fridge?

Decorating By weezercakes Updated 27 Sep 2010 , 2:47pm by oliviasbakery

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weezercakes Posted 21 Sep 2010 , 6:07am
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I have been reading quite a few posts now and everyone says not to put gumpaste or fondant in the fridge. I have only been doing this as a hobby for about a year, and only been working with fondant/gumpaste for a couple of months now. Whenever I have to mold or make something, I let it harden, put it on my cake and put them in the fridge. I haven't noticed any change or anything going wrong with it. This could be a stupid question but what are the downsides to putting them in the fridge? I would really like to know before I do something stupid at the wrong time.Thanks in advance for clueing me in.

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oliviasbakery Posted 21 Sep 2010 , 6:56am
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maybe these links are giving you some help. I'm also not an pro in decorating and as I'm not an engl. native speaker it's easier for you to get a post linked, than to understand my funny english icon_wink.gif

greetings from austria, olivia.

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oliviasbakery Posted 27 Sep 2010 , 2:47pm
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hi again,
tried it last weekend. put some 3 day old fondant covered cake into the fridge. nothing happend. no condensation! maybe that only happens with soft fondant?

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