Type Of Frosting

Decorating By kdbohm Updated 7 Oct 2010 , 8:03pm by klangl

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kdbohm Posted 6 Oct 2010 , 5:30pm
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My cousin and I were trying to figure out what kind of frosting this could be. She has a friend from Virginia who is requesting a sweet, but hard frosting on a cake.

The only kind we could think of would be royal icing. Anyone know if it's a different kind or what it is that is common in Virginia????

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Peanut1027 Posted 6 Oct 2010 , 5:39pm
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You forgot to attach the picture

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BakingGirl Posted 6 Oct 2010 , 5:43pm
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Could it be rolled fondant? The only spreadable frosting that is hard is Royal Icing, unless it is a crusting buttercream she means which goes hard on the surface. Or could it be meringue? Probably best to speak to the friend directly to find out what she means.

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brincess_b Posted 6 Oct 2010 , 5:43pm
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could be ganache. could be super crusted (or just refridgerated) bc.
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kdbohm Posted 7 Oct 2010 , 7:31pm
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We don't have a picture of a cake like that. Her friend said most cakes she's had growing up in Virginia are with a hard, very sweet frosting.

I was thinking either royal icing or a rolled fondant. That's all the information we have!

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aswartzw Posted 7 Oct 2010 , 7:45pm
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I would think crusting BC. If it's fondant, you can ask her if it was chewy but I doubt that's what she "grew up with".

Maybe ganache but I still find that hard to believe.

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klangl Posted 7 Oct 2010 , 8:03pm
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Could it be like a poured fondant or glaze. that would be like what you would put on petit-fours.

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