Darci I hope you don't mind me picking your brain one more time. Are the isomalt shards and swirls effects once you place them in the buttercream? Do they melt or bleed? I am going to attempt isomalt snowflakes poured into a silicone pad and I want to place them on the sides of the cake. TIA
Not at all. That is a good question. I would prepare the snowflakes and place them on the side as short of time as you can to the party. They held up pretty good but I wouldn't want to take a chance and place them on the night before. Especially if you are going to stick them in a refrigerator. Save some frosting to use as "glue" to hold the pieces in place on the side. They didn't bleed that I noticed but if moisture gets on the isomalt it may melt a little.
Great question. You store the pieces until you are ready to set your cake out for display. The isomalt pieces need to be stored in an airtight container. What you want to do is keep the moisture out. Humidity will ruin the pieces. Keep in a dry location. After you put it on your cake do not put the cake in the refrigerator. -- Happy Decorating!
Hi. Isomalt is a sugar substitute made from real sugar beets. It is edible but I wouldn't want to eat a lot of it. It doesn't caramelize when heat is applied making it great for sugar art! Here is more information on the brand I used CakePlay www.cakeplay.com/pages/faq #HappyDecorating
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I'm happy you can help your mum! :)
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Darci, I love you! :-) You gave me the info I needed, and I smiled all the way through it. Thank you!
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Can you put this in a decorating bag
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Darci I hope you don't mind me picking your brain one more time. Are the isomalt shards and swirls effects once you place them in the buttercream? Do they melt or bleed? I am going to attempt isomalt snowflakes poured into a silicone pad and I want to place them on the sides of the cake. TIA
Not at all. That is a good question. I would prepare the snowflakes and place them on the side as short of time as you can to the party. They held up pretty good but I wouldn't want to take a chance and place them on the night before. Especially if you are going to stick them in a refrigerator. Save some frosting to use as "glue" to hold the pieces in place on the side. They didn't bleed that I noticed but if moisture gets on the isomalt it may melt a little.
I would love to see your cake! Maybe you can post them somewhere and comment with a link to the pictures!
DarciDecorates Thank you so very much! I definitely will post a picture and comment here with a link. You are too kind!
darci how do you store it after putting onto your cake?
Great question. You store the pieces until you are ready to set your cake out for display. The isomalt pieces need to be stored in an airtight container. What you want to do is keep the moisture out. Humidity will ruin the pieces. Keep in a dry location. After you put it on your cake do not put the cake in the refrigerator. -- Happy Decorating!
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The mat I'm using is a silicon mat! :) I put links in the description to most products I use. -- Happy Decorating!
hi what is isomalt
Hi. Isomalt is a sugar substitute made from real sugar beets. It is edible but I wouldn't want to eat a lot of it. It doesn't caramelize when heat is applied making it great for sugar art! Here is more information on the brand I used CakePlay www.cakeplay.com/pages/faq #HappyDecorating
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