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I don't measure either but, I'd estimate I use about a teaspoon of tylose per pound of fondant. The best way to incorporate it is to sprinkle it onto your work surface and knead the fondant on it.
The fondant won't feel stiff right away, but it will dry much firmer than regular fondant.
You've probably finished the bow already by now, but I like to use a little more - a Tbsp for a pound. ROLL IT THIN; will dry faster for you and will tend to crack less. If you shape your bow around tissue to dry, you can even travel with it still in there, then remove it once you are there and put the bow on. Good luck!
adonisthegreek1
Posted 5 Oct 2010 , 1:12pm
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I use a tsp of Tylose to 10 oz. of fondant to turn it into gumpaste.
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