I wanted to use gypsophila on a naked cake for a birthday this coming weekend. I googled it and its toxic and even the buttercream that comes in contact with the flower can be dangerous if eaten. Google 20 Poisonous Flowers To Look Out For from Pro Flowers.
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SandraDee73
Posted 20 Mar 2019 , 2:07pm
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I've been researching the use of fresh flowers on cakes and it seems like as long as there is a barrier (ie. florist tape and straws) between the flowers and cake they can be used? Would love to get more information from the experienced cakers on here who use fresh flowers.
-K8memphis
Posted 20 Mar 2019 , 4:01pm
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https://www.cakecentral.com/forum/t/850356/for-those-who-use-fresh-flowers-on-cake this thread is going on right now as a matter of fact
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