Is White Cake Suitable (Firm Enough) For Fondant?

Baking By newbeeatcakes Updated 25 May 2016 , 11:03am by newbeeatcakes

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newbeeatcakes Posted 23 May 2016 , 6:57am
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Hi

I would like to try the classic white cake recipe and decorate it with fondant. I was wondering if its firm enough for fondant, as I have only seen pictures of white cake with cream frostings. Could anyone share their experience with this please? Thanks!


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Natka81 Posted 23 May 2016 , 10:38am
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Yes it is ok to use it under fondant. Add a thick buttercream dam between  layers .

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newbeeatcakes Posted 23 May 2016 , 11:00am
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Thanks so much :)

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kakeladi Posted 23 May 2016 , 5:37pm
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Almost any flavor cake should be o.k. under fondant.  I use mixes so can't speak to every scratch recipe but I'm sure most any one should be fine.

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newbeeatcakes Posted 25 May 2016 , 11:03am
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Thank you. All your feedbacks in the past have worked for me, so I trust it should be ok ;-)

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