Fondant Questions

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kayak9 Posted 19 Jun 2013 , 4:03pm
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Aam new at using fondant and I am making 3d figures for my twins cakes...so I have read I can store it ahead of time, but do I assemble them first or wait until that day? I was going to make marshmallow fondant so I don't know if that matters

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bct806 Posted 19 Jun 2013 , 8:18pm
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am new at using fondant and I am making 3d figures for my twins cakes...so I have read I can store it ahead of time, but do I assemble them first or wait until that day? I was going to make marshmallow fondant so I don't know if that matters

I would definitely do them ahead of time. I usually do mine about a week before hand. Far less aggravation on the day of.

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auntginn Posted 19 Jun 2013 , 10:06pm
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And also depends what they are whether or not to assemble.  If it is a figure sitting down with legs hanging over, no.

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bct806 Posted 20 Jun 2013 , 2:17am
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And also depends what they are whether or not to assemble.  If it is a figure sitting down with legs hanging over, no.

Why wouldn't you do that ahead of time?

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auntginn Posted 20 Jun 2013 , 4:59am
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Not that they can't be done that way, I don't have a container I can sit them down on where they would hang.  If I am making them in advance, and I do as much as possible, I want to cover them to protect them til they are needed.

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bct806 Posted 20 Jun 2013 , 3:16pm
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Gotcha. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something. :)

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