Royal Icing Drop Flowers / Pastry Pride

Decorating By zcordoba Updated 7 Mar 2015 , 9:02pm by kakeladi

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zcordoba Posted 6 Mar 2015 , 5:31pm
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Need your help. I'm new to cake decorating. Is it okay to place royal icing drop flowers (dried) on pastry pride? 

Thank you all in advance.

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JeanFell Posted 6 Mar 2015 , 9:14pm
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I don't see why not.  They may soften a little if the room is warm, but should be all right for several hours!

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zcordoba Posted 7 Mar 2015 , 7:05am
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Thank you!

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kakeladi Posted 7 Mar 2015 , 9:02pm
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As I remember they will soften - maybe even to the point of becoming a puddle :(  The smaller, thinner the royal flower the more trouble it will be on Pastry Pride.

You might try adding a thin coating of melted white chocolate to the back of each flower or put a drop of melted chocolate on the cake, then add the flower.   

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