Frostin Pride Or Bettercream In Ga?

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Foxicakes Posted 16 Aug 2013 , 4:59am
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Ive searched the threads and cant find the answer anywhere. Can someone please tell me where I can buy Bettercream or Frostin Pride in or near Mcdonough Georgia?/

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morganchampagne Posted 16 Aug 2013 , 6:41am
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AI'm in Houston and for the longest THOUGHT I couldn't find it. I then realized, that it's at the cake decorating stores but you have to ask for that. They keep it in the freezers I guess. Hopefully somebody can have a definite answer but you could try that if you haven't.

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Annabakescakes Posted 16 Aug 2013 , 6:47am
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GFS Market has Bettercreme. $5 a quart. When I bought it from my local cake store, it was $8 a carton, 6 years ago. 

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morganchampagne Posted 16 Aug 2013 , 6:54am
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AThere are no GFS stores in the south :(. Well except Florida.

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soldiernurse Posted 16 Aug 2013 , 10:01am
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I'm in Houston and for the longest THOUGHT I couldn't find it. I then realized, that it's at the cake decorating stores but you have to ask for that. They keep it in the freezers I guess. Hopefully somebody can have a definite answer but you could try that if you haven't.

I am looking for them as well in Ga...has anyone found them? Limited on cake deco stores too.:(

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Foxicakes Posted 17 Aug 2013 , 7:53am
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Is it the same stuff Publix uses? Has anyone ever tried to buy some from them? Also, how DO you prepare it once you do have it?

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morganchampagne Posted 17 Aug 2013 , 8:02am
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AIf you have a stand mixer, you whip it up with the whisk attachment. You got to watch it though because you can over whip it, and once you do that it's a wrap lol. You have to throw it out.

Ask me how I know haha

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soldiernurse Posted 17 Aug 2013 , 4:08pm
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Is it the same stuff Publix uses? Has anyone ever tried to buy some from them? Also, how DO you prepare it once you do have it?

What's the name of the stuff from Publix?

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Foxicakes Posted 21 Aug 2013 , 12:05am
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What's the name of the stuff from Publix?

I have NO IDEA! LOL! I thought I had read it in another post a couple of years ago...but cant, for the life of me, find that post again!!

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soldiernurse Posted 21 Aug 2013 , 12:22am
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AOk, thanks anyway!!

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