Good Morning CCers!
Has anyone else seen those WONDERFUL youtube videos on using "The Mat"? I remember posting about materials that were food safe that could be used for rolling out fondant and this neat little tool seems to be the answer. Does anyone have one? If so how do you like it, is it really the miracle mat that is shown in the videos?
There are several posts on here about the mat both the pros and cons. I love mine!!! And have bought them as gifts for fellow cakers.
Kello
I bought one from McCall's warehouse here in Toronto. It is quite large and I use it for all my fondant projects. I am sure they would ship to you. The cost was around $35.
If you want their phone number let me know, or google them. Mccalls bakers warehouse in Mississauga
adamsgama
Good Morning CCers!
Has anyone else seen those WONDERFUL youtube videos on using "The Mat"? I remember posting about materials that were food safe that could be used for rolling out fondant and this neat little tool seems to be the answer. Does anyone have one? If so how do you like it, is it really the miracle mat that is shown in the videos?
I LOVE "The Mat" it is so easy to use. I had never worked with fondant until I took a class at Sweet Wise. I had heard horror stories about working ith fondant but "The Mat" is so easy to use. Even a child or beginner can use it. I would reccomend it to for sure!
I used the mat that I received for Christmas from the Sweetwise shop in Nashville for the first time yesterday and I loved it.
Christy
Wow...it's great to know you guys all seem to have success with it I guess it will be going on my loooooong wish list for Mother's Day 
Thanks for the input!
Just used mine for the first time this morning and I am sold on it. It's definitely worth the price (including shipping...). The best thing about it is the time it gives you -- no rushing to get the fondant on before it starts drying and breaking. It worked exactly as advertised. I watched the video and then went into the kitchen and did it. Worked like a charm. And they say that it gets better after it's been used a few times. I put a light layer of Crisco on it for the first-time use, as instructed. I had no problems at all getting the mat to pull away from the fondant. Having the fondant be free of added cornstarch is a huge plus.
The Mat is Ah, Mazing!!!!! Will not be disappointed if you purchase. Just follow the directions and season it before first use and remember it can take a few tries before having the technique down pat but when you do you'll love it!
I too love the Mat! I bought one at SweetWise while attending a class there. I also had the big blue mat referred to above and the MAT is much better and easier to handle - just the fact that you can see where the fondant is - is a plus!
I am hoping they will start selling smaller pieces of the Mat for the little jobs - but until then - I cut up my old big blue mat and am using it for all of my small fondant/gumpaste work - instead of wasting wax paper.
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