I have tried several cake laces with varying degrees of success. This is the first one that worked perfectly first time out and remained flexible while I worked with it. I am going to buy more mats and some of the premixed metallics
Hi Tahmina, It is the very lowest setting possible with a lit flame. We recommend checking the lace after 10 minutes to see if it has dried, if not, keep it in the oven and keep checking.
Hi Linda, The mix is called Cake Lace and the link for purchasing is on the description of the video, you can also purchase the beautiful Cake Lace mats through that link too! x
what a wonderful tutorial this is. you explain everything so well. and a lot of ideas in one video. l would love to come to one of your cake courses but you are nearly 3 hours away from me.l am going on to your web site now . you make it look so easy still l am going to give it a go. , will let you know how l get on. thanks once again.
This video is absolutely phenomenal! I will be trying at the earliest opportunity! I am wondering, instead of buying the gold cake lace, could I use the regular cake lace and paint it gold with a highlighter?
Claire I love your stunning designs, can you tell me please can you use your designs for cake lace on cards and if you can how would I do this, what products would I use to cut out the cake lace designs to allow me to put them on my cards. I would be greatfull for any help you could give me please.
I am having problems with the lace once cooked, it has lots of what looks like air bubbles in it, even though when I have spread it the mould looks completely filled. Any suggestions on what I can do. I need it perfect for a wedding cake. thanks.
i bought a GOLD lace (the liquid) from claire bowman and there was a problem with the shipping it spilled in the bag it shipped in... now there mould is more Paper-ish more than rubber like how this video shows
hi I have used the moulds very pleased with them. but could you tell me when you take them out of the mould what side do you put to the cake the top side or the side that thanhs is in the mould
Hi i must say I had ordered your cake lace product from cake stuff online and the first time i ordered the product that was delivered was all ready product and it was all fine but the second time i ordered a month later the product came with two different items in the container the powder and the liquid with no instructions in it. it would be advisable that you should put some instistructions on the container or a leaflet of instrctions inside the container. this had been such an inconvenience.
Hello Suprina. We sell two different kinds of Cake Lace. The Pearlised sets are ready-made and the Original sets come in two parts. There should be instructions on the back of the pot in how to use it.
Thank you for sharing this brilliant cake lace lesson. Will the excess icing keep while first lot is in the oven. Am thinking of attempting this for a wedding cake and will need to cook a few batches of lace.
+Eve L Try baking for less time Eve. Did you use a Cake Lace mat? They are designed to work together. Cake Lace can also be air dried if you find that easier.
They're made with little plunger cutters similar to this one - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/tools-equipment-c28/veiners-cutters-c51/pme-blossom-flower-plunger-cutter-set-4-p851
can you double the recipe? I've tried and it comes out very thin and the lace is more delicate and fragile. Should I adjust it somehow when doubling? thank you. Love the product.
hi i bought some black lace mix followed instructions,but am finding it very brittle to handle,where when i use the the plain white it is perfect,can you help
When I use the regular cake lace it does not in any way release like this. I dust the mat first, but I don't bake it. I just let it sit overnight. What am I doing wrong?
you're not baking it. Without meaning to sound rude or disrespectful but if you don't follow the instructions, you won't get the results you're looking for.
Can someone help please I have done my mix on two occasions trial now but when it comes to taking it off the mat it's too dry and leaving some parts of the lace on the mat.
+The best sounds Are you using original or pearlised Cake Lace? Are you using genuine Cake Lace silicone mats? If it's too dry you are heating for too long. Try turning down the temperature in your oven and / or heat for less time.
Hi Claire....please can you tell me whether you can air brush the cake lace after the drying stage....just learnt so much from this video .....love the demo's........also are you at the N.E.C on the 16th-19th of this month if so what stall are you on please.....love to meet you....thank you
Yes, you can use Dinkydoodle ethanol based paints to airbrush your lace. You can't use water based colours as they would melt the lace. Cake Lace will be at the NEC this weekend, yes. You can find us on Stand A16. Claire no longer works with Cake Lace but we'll have lots of on-stand demos and offers for you. See you there!
Hello ! I did not get the name of the powder you used 4 tablespoons of, nor the jel you used 1 teaspoon of, can you please let me have the names and can I get this in the UK? Lovely work. I have to bake for a 1st communion next month and would love to use this cake lace method I would also like to know where I can get the molds. Thank you so much, your work is lovely :-) All the very best.
Hi, It is a UK product so yes you can buy it here. do a google search for 'the cake decorating company' and their shop website will come up and you can have a look/buy the cake lace moulds and paste. the actual product name is 'Cake Lace' and it's made by Claire Bowman (the lady in the video).
Ginette courchesne Yes you can. Pearlised Cake Lace would be best but white Cake Lace will work as well as long as the buttercream has hardened a little.
Andrea Deans Hi Andrea, That sounds like you cooked the lace at too high a temperature and / or for too long. Try turning your oven down and don't leave it in for as long. Cake Lace will also air dry beautifully.
Hi Cake Decoratingco , it would be of great help if you can tell me which icing mix to order & which kit to order to make tea doilies / sugar lace that will melt in tea or coffee cups?
+Sam Work This is the Cake Lace icing that you need - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/white-original-cake-lace-mix-200g-by-claire-bowman These are the Cake Lace mats we have fro you to choose from - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/cake-decorating-supplies/cake-lace?brands=278&type=582 If you want doilies, you might like the Alexandra Cake Lace mat here - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/alexandra-large-cake-lace-mat
Part B is part of the Cake Lace mix. It is inside the tub when you by original Cake Lace mix - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/white-original-cake-lace-mix-200g-by-claire-bowman
Wanted to buy the pre-mixed pearlised gold in 200g. Can you please tell me how long the tubs last? As in how long the tub keeps until the tub expires??
Cake Lace is available in over 20 different colours in 2 different formulas depending on the effect you want to create. The Original white Cake Lace is not ready made as it has to be made up fresh. You can store the made up mix for up to 7 days in the fridge if you want to.
Whip cream may be too moist for the lace and may melt it (the Cake Lace mix is essentially just sugar). You can use it on crusted buttercream, ganache and chocolate. Hope that helps!
+Patricia Shank Hi Patricia. You can order from www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk and we deliver Worldwide. We can even show you the cost in USD. Alternatively, Swank Cake Design in America stock a full range of Cake Lace.
I must have done something wrong. I used the ready to use pearl Cake Lace and when it dried is was dry and wafer like. It wasn’t flexible at all. It also tasted bad. I’m very disappointed.
+Denise Smith It sounds like it was cooked for too long and / or at too high a temperature. All the pearlised Cake Lace does dry firmer than the original Cake Lace formula. Its by design to allow you to do techniques like make Cake Lace butterfly wings stand up.
+Holocaust DidHappen There is a black Cake Lace available - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/cake-lace-black-500g-by-claire-bowman You can add gel colour to white Cake Lace to make it the coloured but you won't be able to make a true black (which is why one has been developed). You'd have to add too much gel colour to get a dark black that it would alter the mixture consistency and the lace wouldn't dry properly. Hope that helps!
You can add gel paste or lustre dust to colour the lace yes. You won' be able to make colours like black or red though as they would require too much colour adding and that changes the consistency of the mix and it won't dry properly. Cake Lace make a black Cake Lace mix (and other colours that you wouldn't be able to make yourself) - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/cake-lace-black-200g-by-claire-bowman
This is wonderful except the lady's fingernails... DAMN!! Confectioners must have trimmed nails so the ingredients do not enter underneath them and for health safety reasons. This is unacceptable gentlemen. Thank you.
It comes with the Cake Lace Maria. You can buy Cake Lace from our website here - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/white-original-cake-lace-mix-200g-by-claire-bowman
Lovely tutorial-thanks. One question though-if some of the mix that I make is left over-do I save it for next time-and how long could that be? Or do I just discard it? TIA
Part B is part of the Cake Lace mix. It is inside the tub when you by original Cake Lace mix - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/white-original-cake-lace-mix-200g-by-claire-bowman
Hi can you tell us wat this part B is?? I mean you are a cake decorator so u must know wat it is right then y not tell us instead of saying part B that does not help does it?? 😬
Part B is inside the tub when you buy Cake Lace. Cake Lace isn't something you make from individual ingredients but a product you buy. Available on our website here - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/brands/cake-lace-brand Hope that helps!
Part B is inside the tub when you buy Cake Lace. Cake Lace isn't something you make from individual ingredients but a product you buy. Available on our website here - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/brands/cake-lace-brand
Only thing I didn't like about the video is I wanted her to slow down. my god it was like you were ready to just run out the door, and decided to make a video. I hate it when people act like they are rushing.
+Pauline Moulton All cakes have a 'back' Pauline. That's where the join will be. The pattern in each panel of Cake Lace joins up with the other. Simply trim off the thicker white strip at the side of each Cake Lace panel. Hope that helps!
I have never used this, and the reason is everyone I know that has commented the lace is like chewing on Rubber and trying to cut through it is the same. Anyone else have any information either way?
Our Cake Lace mixture is essentially just sugar. Is it very fine so once layered over the top of your sugar paste or buttercream you can't taste much at all. Some brands create lace that is very thick which I can imagine isn't very palatable but ours is fine and intricate just like real lace. Remember, the slice of cake you'll be eating will only have a very small amount of lace on it. If you really don't want to eat it, simply peel it off.
Thank you... I appreciate the information on the product. Regarding Cutting through it AFTER it's on the cake, does it require a ridiculously sharp knife in order to avoid pulling or distorting of the decorations?
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This is the first Claire Bowman's tutorial i've seen. Such a lovely lady :)
What a great tutorial!
I have tried several cake laces with varying degrees of success. This is the first one that worked perfectly first time out and remained flexible while I worked with it. I am going to buy more mats and some of the premixed metallics
I love her voice, but I couldn't stop laughing at the mixture just dripping away down onto the base of the mixer.
Thank you so much 💓. For your generous demonstrations.
Such beautiful patterns of Cake Lace! Thank you for this demo.
Hi Tahmina, It is the very lowest setting possible with a lit flame. We recommend checking the lace after 10 minutes to see if it has dried, if not, keep it in the oven and keep checking.
Beautiful !!! Thank you for sharing.
This is so good...thankyou so much for showing so clearly how to use cakelace..a VOW product.
N the mats too!!! Lol I love it! Looks so beautiful n easy to use
Hi Linda,
The mix is called Cake Lace and the link for purchasing is on the description of the video, you can also purchase the beautiful Cake Lace mats through that link too! x
So lovely...i get more knowledge .
Thank you for sharing, God bless you
Thank you Esther :D
Thank you for all the information, beautiful thanks again.
Fab video, I have to get some of this next time I place an order!
i love it want to learn more
I love it ,You can do it your half way there The lace is beautiful
@cheyT The Cake Lace has a faint Vanilla and marshmallow taste to it.
I would just like to say how much I truly loved your videos have you ever thought of using a craft cutter to cut intricate designs for your icing ...
Hi catherine holden thank you for your comment :D I believe we may be doing something with cutters soon!
what a wonderful tutorial this is. you explain everything so well. and a lot of ideas in one video. l would love to come to one of your cake courses but you are nearly 3 hours away from me.l am going on to your web site now . you make it look so easy still l am going to give it a go. , will let you know how l get on. thanks once again.
Thank you for your kind words! x
Thanks for sharing
This video is absolutely phenomenal! I will be trying at the earliest opportunity! I am wondering, instead of buying the gold cake lace, could I use the regular cake lace and paint it gold with a highlighter?
It looks delicious. :-) !
My gold cake lace isn't drying. I have tried both oven and air dry methods and it's sticking to my mould. Should I add some none stick spray?
Claire I love your stunning designs, can you tell me please can you use your designs for cake lace on cards and if you can how would I do this, what products would I use to cut out the cake lace designs to allow me to put them on my cards. I would be greatfull for any help you could give me please.
I purchase the cake lace while I was on holidays in Miami did not know that I should have purchased part B. can I just add glycerin to the mixture?
I am having problems with the lace once cooked, it has lots of what looks like air bubbles in it, even though when I have spread it the mould looks completely filled. Any suggestions on what I can do. I need it perfect for a wedding cake. thanks.
Edible? why would you put in the oven please?,,
so lovely,,,,
thank you
Leslie
could you please make a video on how to do it on cupcakes please?
thank you'
hello great, I still have a question can I use the lace on american butter cream
i bought a GOLD lace (the liquid) from claire bowman and there was a problem with the shipping it spilled in the bag it shipped in... now there mould is more Paper-ish more than rubber like how this video shows
papery and feels like it breaks if i try to bend it... any suggestions?
Praj Rasa dont overbake.
Does anyone else think this GOLD looks like the Plastic Doilies from the 1970's?
The link is available in the description above.
hi I have used the moulds very pleased with them. but could you tell me when you take them out of the mould what side do you put to the cake the top side or the side that thanhs is in the mould
Hi, I see on the site the cake lace mix but I can't find the part B for cake lace and was wondering which mat you are using in this tutorial!?
Hi i must say I had ordered your cake lace product from cake stuff online and the first time i ordered the product that was delivered was all ready product and it was all fine but the second time i ordered a month later the product came with two different items in the container the powder and the liquid with no instructions in it. it would be advisable that you should put some instistructions on the container or a leaflet of instrctions inside the container. this had been such an inconvenience.
Hello Suprina. We sell two different kinds of Cake Lace. The Pearlised sets are ready-made and the Original sets come in two parts. There should be instructions on the back of the pot in how to use it.
Can you refrigerate a cake decorated with cake lace? Will the lace hold its shape when the cake is removed from fridge?
what is the receipt you said part a and part b???? Please expain
Thank you for sharing this brilliant cake lace lesson. Will the excess icing keep while first lot is in the oven. Am thinking of attempting this for a wedding cake and will need to cook a few batches of lace.
+Karen Luby Yes it will! Any made up Cake Lace mixture can be kept in the fridge in a tupperwear container for up to a week!
Just tried to make gold lace but I couldn't get it out of the mat in one piece, baked it for 9 mins at 70 whats wrong
+Eve L Try baking for less time Eve. Did you use a Cake Lace mat? They are designed to work together. Cake Lace can also be air dried if you find that easier.
hi,how do you make the little white flowers,that are inbetween the gold anatasia lace please,i want to use this on a wedding cake
They're made with little plunger cutters similar to this one - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/tools-equipment-c28/veiners-cutters-c51/pme-blossom-flower-plunger-cutter-set-4-p851
I like beautiful and elegant.I want buy some moulds,can you tell me from whear.thanks.sofia
Hi Sofia, The link is in the description x
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After you add the powder and water, what is the 3rd step in the small bottle
Nell AllenRollins That's part B. It is included in the tub when you buy a tub of Cake Lace
Thanks for this video. Will the lace sit well on firm buttercream? What can I use to adhere it if it can be used?
Yes. It can be used on crusted buttercream. Just attached with a little bit of water or edible glue.
Thank you!
Es el mismo molde uno sobre otro el color?
can you double the recipe? I've tried and it comes out very thin and the lace is more delicate and fragile. Should I adjust it somehow when doubling? thank you. Love the product.
Just put two layers of the Cake Lace mix into your silicone Cake Lace mat if you want the lace thicker :)
hi i bought some black lace mix followed instructions,but am finding it very brittle to handle,where when i use the the plain white it is perfect,can you help
Dont overbake... thats the key.
Can you apply the cake lace to buttercream or ganache as well as fondant?
When I use the regular cake lace it does not in any way release like this. I dust the mat first, but I don't bake it. I just let it sit overnight. What am I doing wrong?
you're not baking it. Without meaning to sound rude or disrespectful but if you don't follow the instructions, you won't get the results you're looking for.
Jo Ryan She said that you could set it overnight instead of baking it so it should have worked
You don't need to dust the 'mat'...maybe that's been the problem.
Hello can someone please tell me the name of the half of a teaspoon liquid she added to the cake lace mixture before the paste gel?
OLUYINKA OZEGBE That's part B which come in the Cake Lace tub when you buy it.
Hi, I am wondering if it is possible to pipe cake lace? for example to create a cobweb to drape on a cake. x
Hi Yve, We have not tried this, the consistency of the Cake Lace is quite watery, if you would like to try this we would love to know.x
Thank you for the video. Most people use alcohol. Is there any reason why you use water that takes longer to dry?
SHER Claire Bowman always uses water. It's only a very light brushing of water so it doesn't take long to dry at all.
Can you use cake lace on smooth Buttercream?
Can the lace be left in the molds over night to dry instead of baking them?
Yes it can Stella. Cake Lace air drys beautifully. We suggest 6 - 8 hours but overnight is perfect. Enjoy creating! x
Can someone help please I have done my mix on two occasions trial now but when it comes to taking it off the mat it's too dry and leaving some parts of the lace on the mat.
+The best sounds Are you using original or pearlised Cake Lace? Are you using genuine Cake Lace silicone mats? If it's too dry you are heating for too long. Try turning down the temperature in your oven and / or heat for less time.
Hi Claire....please can you tell me whether you can air brush the cake lace after the drying stage....just learnt so much from this video .....love the demo's........also are you at the N.E.C on the 16th-19th of this month if so what stall are you on please.....love to meet you....thank you
Yes, you can use Dinkydoodle ethanol based paints to airbrush your lace. You can't use water based colours as they would melt the lace. Cake Lace will be at the NEC this weekend, yes. You can find us on Stand A16. Claire no longer works with Cake Lace but we'll have lots of on-stand demos and offers for you. See you there!
thank you .....I will be there this week end and I will defiantly be making a visit to your stall....
i will cry😓😍😍😓😓
+Nana Syrian Cake Lace IS very pretty! x
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yes its
Hello !
I did not get the name of the powder you used 4 tablespoons of,
nor the jel you used 1 teaspoon of, can you please let me have the names and can I get this in the UK? Lovely work. I have to bake for a 1st communion next month and would love to use this cake lace method I would also like to know where I can get the molds. Thank you so much, your work is lovely :-)
All the very best.
Hi, It is a UK product so yes you can buy it here. do a google search for 'the cake decorating company' and their shop website will come up and you can have a look/buy the cake lace moulds and paste. the actual product name is 'Cake Lace' and it's made by Claire Bowman (the lady in the video).
Can we attach it to a crusting buttercream iced cake?
Ginette courchesne Yes you can. Pearlised Cake Lace would be best but white Cake Lace will work as well as long as the buttercream has hardened a little.
Hi , I tried to make the lace but i would that the end product come out with lots of bubbles, not smooth? why would that be please?
Andrea Deans Hi Andrea, That sounds like you cooked the lace at too high a temperature and / or for too long. Try turning your oven down and don't leave it in for as long. Cake Lace will also air dry beautifully.
thank you!
Hi Cake Decoratingco , it would be of great help if you can tell me which icing mix to order & which kit to order to make tea doilies / sugar lace that will melt in tea or coffee cups?
+Sam Work This is the Cake Lace icing that you need - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/white-original-cake-lace-mix-200g-by-claire-bowman
These are the Cake Lace mats we have fro you to choose from - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/cake-decorating-supplies/cake-lace?brands=278&type=582
If you want doilies, you might like the Alexandra Cake Lace mat here - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/alexandra-large-cake-lace-mat
Hi really nice video, what is the name of the liquid you added to the dry ingredient ? I didn't get the name please
+Tania Yanez-Duncan The liquid is part B and comes in the tub of Cake Lace when you purchase it.
My oven doesn't go that low. I think 170º is as low as mine goes. Any suggestions?
if you are in the US our ovens are set different. that would be 158-176 degrees fahrenheit.
Beautiful! Could you use the lace on buttetcream?
Yes you can!
Do you have to prepare the mat in anyway before adding the Cake Lace mixture to it? Thanks for the video.
Not with Cake Lace branded mats you don't no. Just spread the Cake Lace mixture straight into the mat.
hi how can I get the lace flexible? my get dry and brittle, it breaks very easily when I try to pull it up from the Mat :(
+Tania Yanez-Duncan Our Claire Bowman Cake Lace always dries to be flexible and pliable. Try ours and let us know what you think!
thank you I will
Which colour pate do you use with the lace
She keeps mentioning "Part B" but I can't find that anywhere in stores or online. Can anyone help me?!?!
Part B is part of the Cake Lace mix. It is inside the tub when you by original Cake Lace mix - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/white-original-cake-lace-mix-200g-by-claire-bowman
Wow!! Where can I buy this icing? What's it called?
Wanted to buy the pre-mixed pearlised gold in 200g. Can you please tell me how long the tubs last? As in how long the tub keeps until the tub expires??
There is usually at least 6 months on the tubs x
Why do you only have gold readymade mix? Is it not available in white?
Cake Lace is available in over 20 different colours in 2 different formulas depending on the effect you want to create.
The Original white Cake Lace is not ready made as it has to be made up fresh. You can store the made up mix for up to 7 days in the fridge if you want to.
Hi, It's the first time that I want to use the lace, but i was wondering if I can place it on whip cream instead of fondant?
Whip cream may be too moist for the lace and may melt it (the Cake Lace mix is essentially just sugar). You can use it on crusted buttercream, ganache and chocolate. Hope that helps!
Cake Decoratingco It does help, thank you so much. Loved your video, and your work is beautiful, very inspiring.
What was theowder u used for the lace .?
Can I use ivory petal dust on white cake lace for an ivory matte finish?
mishelle248 Yes you can. You can also mix Cake Lace lustre dust and petal dusts in to the Cake Lace mixture to create your own specific colours!
احد يترجم لي وشو مقادير هذا الشي الابيض اللي كانو ايسكريم !! مافهمت 😭
Miss Dior هذا سكر دانتيل
How can we get this in US and where, I could not buy it on your web site.
+Patricia Shank Hi Patricia. You can order from www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk and we deliver Worldwide. We can even show you the cost in USD. Alternatively, Swank Cake Design in America stock a full range of Cake Lace.
I must have done something wrong. I used the ready to use pearl Cake Lace and when it dried is was dry and wafer like. It wasn’t flexible at all. It also tasted bad.
I’m very disappointed.
+Denise Smith It sounds like it was cooked for too long and / or at too high a temperature. All the pearlised Cake Lace does dry firmer than the original Cake Lace formula. Its by design to allow you to do techniques like make Cake Lace butterfly wings stand up.
Could you write what is the third ingredient? Thank you.
Hi Diana, Thank you for your question, you mention a third ingredient. Could you be more specific please? was this mentioned in the video?
Thank you
How does the lace taste?
Hello. Is this the Pearlised Gold or the Soft Gold. Thanks.
hazel damsel Its the pearlised gold
So if I order the cake lace mix, is that parts A and B combined or do I have to order the parts separately? Also, does your site sell the molds?
Anna OConner Hello! Yes, we sell all the Cake Lace range. Part A and B are included in the tub, you don't need to buy anything else.
is it suitable for vegetarian??
Yes it is.
Do you place the mat directly on the rack or on a cookie sheet when baking?
+Amanda Lister Straight onto the rack Amanda. Using a cookie sheet will increase the cooking time and mean the lace might not dry evenly.
Can you add a colorant to the mixture? I need to make black lace.
+Holocaust DidHappen There is a black Cake Lace available - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/cake-lace-black-500g-by-claire-bowman You can add gel colour to white Cake Lace to make it the coloured but you won't be able to make a true black (which is why one has been developed). You'd have to add too much gel colour to get a dark black that it would alter the mixture consistency and the lace wouldn't dry properly. Hope that helps!
+Cake Decoratingco Thank you so much for that information - it is greatly appreciated!
I've been using the black cake lace recently and have to say it is superb but would suggest wearing disposable gloves :)
You can add gel paste or lustre dust to colour the lace yes. You won' be able to make colours like black or red though as they would require too much colour adding and that changes the consistency of the mix and it won't dry properly. Cake Lace make a black Cake Lace mix (and other colours that you wouldn't be able to make yourself) - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/cake-lace-black-200g-by-claire-bowman
Good tip! :)
This is wonderful except the lady's fingernails... DAMN!! Confectioners must have trimmed nails so the ingredients do not enter underneath them and for health safety reasons. This is unacceptable gentlemen. Thank you.
That's what gloves are for.
Hi can you use the cake lace on icing. :)
Yes you can :D x
Can I use this lace on whipped cream
+Trupti Sarangi Briefly, yes. Don't leave it on for too long if the whipped cream is very wet as the Cake Lace will melt.
Thanx
what is the stuff you add a 1/2 teaspoon of
It comes with the Cake Lace Maria. You can buy Cake Lace from our website here - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/white-original-cake-lace-mix-200g-by-claire-bowman
Lovely tutorial-thanks. One question though-if some of the mix that I make is left over-do I save it for next time-and how long could that be? Or do I just discard it? TIA
ı wonder what is it?? choclote or cream???? pls replay
Hi Muharrem, It isn't either of those, it is a sweet edible lace that dries quickly in the oven and stays soft for many months after preparation. x
Cake Decoratingco thank you
Where do I find "part b"? I can't find it anywhere.
Part B is part of the Cake Lace mix. It is inside the tub when you by original Cake Lace mix - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/white-original-cake-lace-mix-200g-by-claire-bowman
DO YOU HAUE TO COOK IT OR CAN WE LET IT AIR DRY
You can do both Dawn, there are full instructions included with every pot! x
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Is this lace actually edible or is it more like fondant
+Bekka Litzner Yes, it's completely edible. Lexine is right, it has a slight marshmallow flavour. Let us know if you try it!
Fondant / sugarpaste is edible. Cake Lace is also edible. It has a light marshmallow taste :)
Where can I purchase the mat?
Hi can you tell us wat this part B is?? I mean you are a cake decorator so u must know wat it is right then y not tell us instead of saying part B that does not help does it?? 😬
Part B is inside the tub when you buy Cake Lace. Cake Lace isn't something you make from individual ingredients but a product you buy. Available on our website here - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/brands/cake-lace-brand
Hope that helps!
Part B is inside the tub when you buy Cake Lace. Cake Lace isn't something you make from individual ingredients but a product you buy. Available on our website here - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/brands/cake-lace-brand
Could you use just normal liquid food colouring to colour the lace?
Hi Nkisu Machona We highly recommend using Gel Paste Colouring.
Is this edible,and do you have to bake it?
Cake Lace is fully edible :D
Thanks
bonjour un grand bravo j ai bien aimer votre travail
est ce que je peut avoir le non de poudre blanc and dorer et noir
et merci beaucoup
Bravo
My cake lace isn't think like hers. It's more the consistency of a milkshake.
You need the proper Cake Lace mixture Carolyn. Cake Lace is a brand you can find on our website - www.thecakedecoratingcompany.co.uk/cake-lace-m362
Only thing I didn't like about the video is I wanted her to slow down. my god it was like you were ready to just run out the door, and decided to make a video. I hate it when people act like they are rushing.
I was hoping the tutorial was going to show how to join the cake lace without the join being obvious.
+Pauline Moulton All cakes have a 'back' Pauline. That's where the join will be. The pattern in each panel of Cake Lace joins up with the other. Simply trim off the thicker white strip at the side of each Cake Lace panel. Hope that helps!
I have never used this, and the reason is everyone I know that has commented the lace is like chewing on
Rubber and trying to cut through it is the same. Anyone else have any information either way?
Our Cake Lace mixture is essentially just sugar. Is it very fine so once layered over the top of your sugar paste or buttercream you can't taste much at all. Some brands create lace that is very thick which I can imagine isn't very palatable but ours is fine and intricate just like real lace. Remember, the slice of cake you'll be eating will only have a very small amount of lace on it. If you really don't want to eat it, simply peel it off.
Thank you... I appreciate the information on the product.
Regarding Cutting through it AFTER it's on the cake, does it require a ridiculously sharp knife in order to avoid pulling or distorting of the decorations?
No :)
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it is hard to understand some words with her accent
+Mary Smith What part are you struggling to understand?
What the hell she is telling other things than the instactiobs in the box??45mibutes mixing and 1or 1,5hours in the oven??
+elena andreou Hi Elena. We don't understand your question. We'd be happy to help you if you could clarify?