

You can certainly make them from chocolate, but I am not familiar with the weather in central California in September, so cannot answer that. It is chocolate, so will not tolerate heat. You can do the same thing with fondant fortified with tylose and it will be edible and more stable outside.



The wedding will be around Lodi California which is close to Stockton Ca. I am not a fan of fondant so thought white chocolate would be tastier. Can I add anything to the modeling chocolate to keep it more stable. Not sure if the food will be inside or outside. Need to Ck that which will certainly make a difference . Thanks everyone you guys always come through


No, there is nothing that will make modeling chocolate more stable. If the cake will be kept in an air conditioned environment, chocolate will be fine. Start to get up around 80 degrees and you are looking for trouble.
You could also do the ruffles with wafer paper, which I understand has no flavor. Personally, I hate the idea of eating paper, even if it is made of potato starch.


LOL kakeladi, out in the sticks where I've always lived, the host is broken up saltine crackers and the blood of Christ is grape juice. I guess if your church is rich, they may have oyster crackers.


I am a Methodist, but I have seen the wafers when visiting a Catholic church with a friend. They had real wine too.

Ok, so how weird is this...going from ruffles and modeling chocolate to Eucharist wafers!!!!!! Here in Canada, like forever, most Catholic/Anglican churches do use a wafer essentially made from either potato or rice starch. And they still are the size of a quarter. And I’d say about 99.99% of other protestant churches use mostly cut up rice crackers. Rice crackers because of the possibility of gluten intolerance or celiac.
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