To Refrigerate Or Not To Refrigerate?

Decorating By SassyCake Updated 9 May 2013 , 2:42pm by AnnieCahill

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SassyCake Posted 9 May 2013 , 2:28pm
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AHi all....I've made several fondant cakes and always have refrigerated them after putting the crumb coat on and after applying fondant. However I am making a three tier cake for a family party this weekend and it is really the first time I am showcasing my skills. So I want to make sure that I am doing it absolutely correct plus we have a three hour drive I am NOT going to assemble the tiers until we were actually there though. Any advice is appreciated!

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AnnieCahill Posted 9 May 2013 , 2:42pm
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I always refrigerate before I travel.  For a three hour trip I would positively refrigerate.  But I'm a buttercream decorator for the most part so my situation is a little different.  I think waiting to assemble is a good idea, especially for a three hour drive.  If it's hot where you live, crank the air to keep the cakes cold.  I always pack stuff in case of an emergency.  Extra buttercream, any tips I will need to finish the cake, scraper and spatula, extra decorations, etc.  You will be fine!

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