Storage & Deorating

Decorating By christinartnd Updated 25 Mar 2019 , 12:35am by SandraSmiley

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christinartnd Posted 24 Mar 2019 , 11:00pm
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Hi all! 

I’ve spent some time researching how far in advance I can bake my cakes and this website has been brilliant so I’ve decided to sign up to ask a question..

what is the best way to set your buttercream and then store the cake after your crumb coat and then decorating?

I’m based in the uk so we use a lot of butter - I’ve found that putting the cake in the fridge even for an hour dries it out really bad - but the kitchen gets hot real quick.

im also concerned about just double wrapping the cake in clingfiln after the decoration stage and ruining the cake. Any tips?


thank you!

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-K8memphis Posted 24 Mar 2019 , 11:28pm
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are you using the butter in the cake batter or the icing or both?

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SandraSmiley Posted 25 Mar 2019 , 12:35am
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I have never had a problem with my cakes drying out in the fridge once they have been frosted?  How about putting your frosted cake in a box and wrapping the box well in plastic wrap.  That would keep it sealed airtight.

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