Does anybody know if there's anywhere in the UK I can order some liquid fondant from?
I'm making panda cake pops and I figured the best way to get a good white coating would be to use fondant but covering a cake pop with rolled fondant seems like it'd be far too fiddly to do well?
Or if anybody has any other suggestions that'd be great!
You can spend $$$ for pouring fondant or you can make your own from powdered sugar, corn syrup/glucose and water.
The only secret to using both is to warm to 40C over a hot water bath, and dip at that temperature. The finish is identical for both kinds.
You can spend $$$ for pouring fondant or you can make your own from powdered sugar, corn syrup/glucose and water.
The only secret to using both is to warm to 40C over a hot water bath, and dip at that temperature. The finish is identical for both kinds.
Great, I'll definitely give that a go. Thanks!
When you make your own pouring fondant, add only 3/4 of the water and heat until the mixture is at 40C. Then add water dropwise to make the desired consistency.
Is there a reason you don't want to use chocolate coating? That's what most cake pop makers use.
I normally use a chocolate coating when making cake pops, but I want to get it as white as possible and I don't think I could achieve that with chocolate.
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