Can I put fresh flowers in Isomalt? I've seen people make fresh flower lollys with no issues, and if so should I use fresh flowers or dried?
i’ve never done it — but I have worked with isomalt and I would be sure that a fresh flower would shrivel and die when it came into contact with hot syrup — wouldn’t it?
and my other question is since you wouldn’t want someone to eat a dried flower encased isomalt — it would need to be removed which kind of makes you think — why even try for real flowers — but then on the other hand — isomalt can cause bad gastric issues if eaten so —- idk — I googled this lightly and didn’t see anything interesting —
but if it’s a real thing — I wanna know more! (but I just don’t know how it could be)
well one possible way would be to make something like a hollow orb in two pieces and enclose a flower in there — but a fresh flower is gonna die no?
My feeling is the same as -K8memphis, it seems unlikely that fresh flowers would hold up to the extreme heat of melted Isomalt and yes, it would die, even if encased in a bubble of Isomalt.
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