Can I Put Fondant Model Decorations In Fridge?
Decorating By Rosstracc Updated 11 Jul 2017 , 6:34am by Rosstracc
I'm making a buttercream covered chocolate cake filled with Oreo cream cheese. The sides and top of cake are going to have some fondant decorations, will these be ok to put on the cake and store in fridge overnight? I've added a picture of the cake. Please help.
I'm not sure I would chance it, especially in summer. Personally, I think you would be better off leaving the decorations off, which will give them additional time to dry, and put them on right before delivery. But I am no expert...use crusting buttercream so I don't refrigerate cakes. I do know condensation isn't good for fondant, though. Good luck with your cake!
If it we my cake, I would go ahead an apply the fondant decorations to the sides of the cake. I've done this many times without a problem. Since it will be very easy to add the makeup to the top of the cake, I would wait until I removed it from the refrigerator and add them right before delivery.
Yes :) If you have time, you can test it out yourself, so you know how it will work/look...let it sit in the fridge overnight and take it out in the morning. You will see the different "stages" it goes through when coming to room temp. In the end, the fondant will look just as it did when placed into the fridge. That has been my experience anyway :)
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