Can I Combine Mmf And Mff Into One Fondant?
Baking By claytonda Updated 27 Feb 2013 , 4:37pm by AtomicBakes
I got a little heavy handed while coloring some of my MFF. I would rather not have to shell out another $15(+) to buy some more fondant to help lighten the color. Is it possible to mix MMF into the dark MFF to help lighten the color or is it best to throw away over $40 of fondant and start again?
do you mean you would like to mix white fondant with the fondant you have coloured too dark?
I think that would work, rather than wasting the fondant (and money!)
I think you would just have to knead it well, otherwise it would be marbled colours,
hope this helps, 
You bet, me too. In fact I combine the two recipes when I make my fondant. I use a double recipe of Rhonda's Ultimate MMF to one recipe of Michele Fosters fondant. When the gelatin mixture of Micheles is cooled, I melt the marshmallow part of the MMF, combine those two and add the powdered sugar.
Makes a nice fondant, has the mouth feel of MMF, which I like, and the pliability of MFF. I used to make the two separate, then combine them, but that is a lot of kneading. I was in a hurry one day, and tried combining the marshmallow and gelatin mixtures and it worked, so that is the way I do it now. Makes about 10 lbs of fondant.
You bet, me too. In fact I combine the two recipes when I make my fondant. I use a double recipe of Rhonda's Ultimate MMF to one recipe of Michele Fosters fondant. When the gelatin mixture of Micheles is cooled, I melt the marshmallow part of the MMF, combine those two and add the powdered sugar.
Makes a nice fondant, has the mouth feel of MMF, which I like, and the pliability of MFF. I used to make the two separate, then combine them, but that is a lot of kneading. I was in a hurry one day, and tried combining the marshmallow and gelatin mixtures and it worked, so that is the way I do it now. Makes about 10 lbs of fondant.
That is absolutely GENUIS!!!!
Typically, I cover cakes with MFF and use MMF for accents because it's sturdier and when I run low, I mix the two and use it for both purposes....I also mix the two types when I need a color that I can achieve by kneading other colors together.
Thanks, shaekae81 
Isn't it amazing how you can use those odd bits of colored fondant to make other colors?? I very seldom throw any fondant away, you can always make black..
You are welcome, and I find the same thing, I like the combined product better than either one alone. It is the best of both worlds.
You bet, me too. In fact I combine the two recipes when I make my fondant. I use a double recipe of Rhonda's Ultimate MMF to one recipe of Michele Fosters fondant. When the gelatin mixture of Micheles is cooled, I melt the marshmallow part of the MMF, combine those two and add the powdered sugar.
Makes a nice fondant, has the mouth feel of MMF, which I like, and the pliability of MFF. I used to make the two separate, then combine them, but that is a lot of kneading. I was in a hurry one day, and tried combining the marshmallow and gelatin mixtures and it worked, so that is the way I do it now. Makes about 10 lbs of fondant.
Brilliant. I have just been reading the recipes for both MFF and Rhonda's Ultimate MMF and I was just thinking that I needed to make a batch of each, taste, play, and then try mixing them together. I was really wondering if I could use MFF as the fondant "secret ingredient" in Rhonda's recipe, but it looks like you already went one step further and save me a ton of time!
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