Lace On Cake

Baking By Nana52 Updated 11 Jan 2018 , 9:26pm by Nana52

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Nana52 Posted 9 Jan 2018 , 12:01pm
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awesome wedding cakes blue 15 best photos Is this cake decorated with "real" lace or with fondant lace?  Looks like polyester lace to me.  Has anyone used polyester of cotton lace directly on a cake?

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Newfoundlandgirl Posted 9 Jan 2018 , 1:55pm
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Looks like cake lace to me! 

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jchuck Posted 9 Jan 2018 , 2:38pm
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This is definitely cake lace. 

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MBalaska Posted 9 Jan 2018 , 8:25pm
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It looks like one of the original 'Sugar Lace' mats.  very pretty cake.

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SandraSmiley Posted 10 Jan 2018 , 2:16am
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Yes, definitely cake lace.

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gscout73 Posted 10 Jan 2018 , 12:18pm
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It's the Sugar Veil  lace mold. Sugar Veil was the first sugar lace.

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Nana52 Posted 10 Jan 2018 , 5:18pm
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Thanks. Have any of you ever put “real” lace on a cake? Thinking it could be lined with acetate or other barrier. Or is that strictly a no-no?  

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jchuck Posted 10 Jan 2018 , 7:40pm
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Here is my anniversary cake I did a few months back. I have cake lace directly on the cake. Cake lace is completely edible. You don’t need a barrier between the lace and the cake.

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SandraSmiley Posted 10 Jan 2018 , 8:22pm
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June, I love that cake!  Even the color makes me happy.

I don't know about putting real lace on the cake, but people use fabric ribbon around the base of their tiers all the time, so (if your lace is new and fresh or maybe laundered) I see no reason why you couldn't use it on a fondant covered cake.  I don't think I would want to put it against buttercream, though.  It would have to be removed prior to cutting.

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jchuck Posted 10 Jan 2018 , 8:30pm
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Thanks Sandra. ❤️

Cake lace is just natural ingredients.. tylose powder, icing sugar, maybe some corn syrup, glycerin, water. I wouldn’t personally eat it. We pulled off the fondant with the lace attached and discarded when we ate the cake. 

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Nana52 Posted 11 Jan 2018 , 9:26pm
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Beautiful cakes and great advice. Thanks everyone. 

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