It seems like this is the easiest way to roll out fondant but looking online it doesnt look like have a very large width option. Are these attachments/rollers only good for 8" or smaller cakes?
Basically looking for a pasta roller OR an attachment I can use with my cuisinart mixer (I dont see any for my brand, would a kitchenaid one work?) that I can use to roll out fondant to cover cakes upto 12" if possible. Looking to stay under $75.
It seems like this is the easiest way to roll out fondant but looking online it doesnt look like have a very large width option. Are these attachments/rollers only good for 8" or smaller cakes?
Basically looking for a pasta roller OR an attachment I can use with my cuisinart mixer (I dont see any for my brand, would a kitchenaid one work?) that I can use to roll out fondant to cover cakes upto 12" if possible. Looking to stay under $75.
Gosh mmhassa2 You've found a pasta roller that will roll out fondant to cover an 8" cake. Where did you find it. My KA pasta roller is only 5 1/2" wide inside.
What you're looking for is a fondant or dough sheeter. I remember working at a pizza restaurant in my youth, and how quick and easy it was to rollout pizza rounds. I'd love to have that puppy in my house now.
They start in the thousands of dollar$........
MB - you mentioned a dough sheeter - so I got curious. Found one on amazon - 16 inch - for $449. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HP924EY/?tag=cakecentral-20
Definitely better than starting in the thousands & considering the pasta attachment for KA is $200 - this seamed reasonable. I have no idea of the quality - just did a little poking around at what a dough sheeter was & why they are so much money , found this, so thought I'd mention it.
Akpny -- it's manual -- you crank it through -- better than nothing though if you can get it set up right -- where there's tabletops the right height to send it off and catch it -- still a lot of arm and hand work --
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