Raspberry Filling Question

Decorating By Keliames Updated 20 Sep 2005 , 2:03pm by ellepal

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Keliames Posted 19 Sep 2005 , 10:21pm
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I got my first real paid order for a wedding today and I am so exctied!! She wants just white with raspberry filling. What do you guys use for fillings, jam, or something else. Any suggestion would be great. Oh yeah, and she needs it this weekend....AGH! icon_cry.gif

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Price Posted 19 Sep 2005 , 10:26pm
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I like using Nestle European Style Mousse Mix - Chocolate Raspberry Truffle. I find it at the grocery store near the jello and pudding mixes.

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MrsMissey Posted 19 Sep 2005 , 10:46pm
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Wow...nothing like short notice! I use the raspberry filling that comes in the 2# sleeves, put out by CK Products. They should be available in your local cake decorating supply store (not Micheals or stores like that though)

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Darstus Posted 20 Sep 2005 , 2:38am
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I have also used the filling in the sleeves but when I have been in a pinch, I have purchases seedless raspberry preserves at the grocery store and it went over well.

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mamafrogcakes Posted 20 Sep 2005 , 3:52am
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I have used seedless raspberry preserves by itself or I have also used the preserves mixed in with some buttercream, yummy!

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BlakesCakes Posted 20 Sep 2005 , 4:28am
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I've used seedless raspberry preserves alone and also folded into Bettercreme--this makes a light, mousse-like filling that has a good shelf life at room temp. I whip the Bettercreme as directed and then fold in the raspberry preserves to taste. It gets rave reviews when combined with any type of cake.

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Phoov Posted 20 Sep 2005 , 4:35am
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I've forgotten what Bettercreme is. I'm not sure I can get it here (Wichita). Is it a grocery item, or cake supply?

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BlakesCakes Posted 20 Sep 2005 , 4:54am
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Bettercreme is a non-dairy icing product made by Rich's. I can get it at GFS stores, but it looks like they don't operate in KS. A cake decorating supply store near me carries it and a similar brand (I forget the name of it), so you might want to call around if it interests you. I've also seen posts stating that Sam's Clubs with bakeries carry it and will sell it to you.
Hope this is helpful.

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Keliames Posted 20 Sep 2005 , 5:31am
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Thanks so much for the ideas, I think I will try the jam.

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Phoov Posted 20 Sep 2005 , 12:33pm
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Thanks...yes I'd like to try it. I'll give Sam's a look.

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ellepal Posted 20 Sep 2005 , 2:03pm
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I use the low sugar smuckers raspberry preserves and pair it with white chocolate ganache. It is not too sweet or syrupy, and people appreciate it. It's good quality.

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