this is so helpful! I'm making a 25th birthday cake for my friend in May and she can't eat chocolate as it causes her to have severe migraines but I desperately wanted to do a drip cake for her and now I can!!! Thankyou!!!
My neice's birthday is coming up but with the pandemic we are on a budget so i'm glad I found this detailed video! Much love from a teen baker in Jamaica!!! ♡♡♡
Ohh thank you so much for the comment Shanice! Wow Jamaica! I would love to visit there someday, I love to travel. Good luck on your cake for your niece! I'm sure it will turn out more amazing than buying one from a bakery! I'd love to see pictures of it if you want to send them to me on instagram. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@BrittneeKay I can't wait till i'm older to travel because i really want to visit other caribbean countries. Her birthday is on the 12th of Nov so if all things go well i can get some photos to post (as i am now transition into cake making) and ill definitely send you them as well!
Groovy 😎👌 Love how fun it looks to eat, it actually looks like a conversational piece of cake. I'ma total sucker for bragging rights 😂💯 thanks for sharing ♥️
The silver looks so nice! But I really like the way the marbled settled on the base of the cake. Also what a clever way to get the marbled look! That’s not what I was expecting.
Royal icing can definitely be used on a buttercream cake! The only thing is that it will dry hard, but it can just be broken off before slicing and eating. I prefer the look of royal icing over chocolate, but ganache tastes better! 😋
I know this video was made awhile ago, but I was wanting to know if the particular silver highlighter dust you used to paint on the white drip is edible? I am wanting to use a shiny metallic silver on my cakes, but I’m worried about it being inedible and causing stomach upset. I appreciate any feedback!
I would like to ask if I can use a chocolate drip on my royal icing cake? Planning to make a chocolate cake and the frosting is royal icing and some chocolate drip. Is it okay??
I would not use royal icing to frost a full cake. Royal icing dries very hard and crunchy and is more for small decorations. You could use buttercream to frost the cake and then yes, you could use chocolate for the drip!
I'm not sure you'll be able to get a nice full coverage over a cake with a sugar glaze. I would definitely recommend buttercream! You can get it quite smooth with practice!
Mmm, depends on if your whipped cream frosting is stabilized with gelatin. If it is, the royal icing still might be too heavy for the cream and cause it to collapse. I would recommend using buttercream rather than whipped cream frosting and chilling it before creating the drip!
Nope! Once royal icing dries it basically just stays hard as a rock! It shouldn't melt in the fridge, but i also can't say I've put it in the fridge once it's all dry. But I think you should be good!
I wouldn't recommend using a drip on a whipped icing because it would be too heavy, if that is what you're asking. If you are asking if you can add cream to frosting to make it thinner to drip...in theory you could, but because it is runny without an element that helps it dry I don't think it would work very well because there is nothing to stop it from dripping :) I think the best things to use for dripping are royal icing, ganache, or chocolate!
It will just dry on it's own, you don't have to do anything except let it sit for a while. I'd say give it a few hours to become hard before painting or anything.
You can use royal icing on a chilled buttercream cake if you'd like, it'll just have a crunchy texture when you cut into it. I would prefer to use a ganache drip on a buttercream cake or you can even just use melted chocolate!
Hmmm good question. Honestly, I wouldn't. Unless it is stabilized whipped cream, but even then I think royal icing seems a bit heavy to put on top of whipped cream icing. The textures just don't go well together. In fact, I think drip on a whipped cream cake would be hard. Possibly a thin white chocolate ganache could work though.
Which of the 3 styles of drip is your favorite? Let me know in the comments!
I like the solid color! But all are interesting.
@@isisrelova7316 Thanks!
I love the silver drip. Thank you 😊😊
You’re welcome 😊
silver looks awesome !😍
Thanks!!
this is so helpful! I'm making a 25th birthday cake for my friend in May and she can't eat chocolate as it causes her to have severe migraines but I desperately wanted to do a drip cake for her and now I can!!! Thankyou!!!
Oh that makes me happy that you found this video!! I hope that your friend has an awesome birthday!! 🥳
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My neice's birthday is coming up but with the pandemic we are on a budget so i'm glad I found this detailed video! Much love from a teen baker in Jamaica!!! ♡♡♡
Ohh thank you so much for the comment Shanice! Wow Jamaica! I would love to visit there someday, I love to travel. Good luck on your cake for your niece! I'm sure it will turn out more amazing than buying one from a bakery! I'd love to see pictures of it if you want to send them to me on instagram. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@BrittneeKay I can't wait till i'm older to travel because i really want to visit other caribbean countries. Her birthday is on the 12th of Nov so if all things go well i can get some photos to post (as i am now transition into cake making) and ill definitely send you them as well!
@@shanicemckay6761 Awesome, yes, please do!! :)
So fun! I love the multicolor!
Loved it, drips are just FUN. Favorite look is the ones that hit the bottom.
Yes they are fun! I also liked that one that hit the bottom even though it wasn’t on purpose 😄
Love them all but the painted blue is my favorite!
Ohh nice!! Thanks!
Thank you for your tutorial!
You’re so welcome, thanks for the comment! ☺️
Groovy 😎👌 Love how fun it looks to eat, it actually looks like a conversational piece of cake. I'ma total sucker for bragging rights 😂💯 thanks for sharing ♥️
haha! yes i can totally see how people would like it miss matched like that! thanks for the comment! :)
Thanks
You're welcome!! : )
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The silver looks so nice! But I really like the way the marbled settled on the base of the cake. Also what a clever way to get the marbled look! That’s not what I was expecting.
ahh yes, it did continue running, but I liked how it turned out!
Silver drip perfect , thanks
Thank you!!
I like them all but metallic looks shimmering so I'll go for the shimmering
Love metallic!
I want to hug you right now.. This is a life saver tip.
Awww I'm so glad it helped! 🤗
Can we substitute water for lemon juice? (for both thinning it down, as well as when making the royal icing itself?) Thank you!
Usually lemon juice is used to stabilize egg whites but if you’re looking to thin it down for a drip cake I am sure you could leave out the lemon 😀
Like the sliver
Thanks!!
I love the three, but can royal icing drip be done on butter cream cake?
Royal icing can definitely be used on a buttercream cake! The only thing is that it will dry hard, but it can just be broken off before slicing and eating. I prefer the look of royal icing over chocolate, but ganache tastes better! 😋
I know this video was made awhile ago, but I was wanting to know if the particular silver highlighter dust you used to paint on the white drip is edible? I am wanting to use a shiny metallic silver on my cakes, but I’m worried about it being inedible and causing stomach upset. I appreciate any feedback!
Yeah unfortunately that one is inedible! But I do review some edible gold and silver in this video: ua-cam.com/video/OyWfiyqKQX8/v-deo.html
Painted silver 🤤🤤🤤
me too...of course! :D well, and the marble!
Multi color 😍😍
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I would like to ask if I can use a chocolate drip on my royal icing cake? Planning to make a chocolate cake and the frosting is royal icing and some chocolate drip. Is it okay??
I would not use royal icing to frost a full cake. Royal icing dries very hard and crunchy and is more for small decorations. You could use buttercream to frost the cake and then yes, you could use chocolate for the drip!
Wow okay. I'm so glad I asked. But can I coat a full cake with sugar icing? Sugar icing is much more smoother right? If not I will use a buttercream.
I'm not sure you'll be able to get a nice full coverage over a cake with a sugar glaze. I would definitely recommend buttercream! You can get it quite smooth with practice!
@@BrittneeKay Oh okay. I will update you on my buttercream frosting 😍🤗 thanks a lot! 💗
@@darlenemartinez1004 Awesome! You're so welcome!
Im looking for your ganache technique for a buttercream cake which id like to be able to paint. Please could you reply with a link
Sorry I do not have a video about the ganache yet. But if you search youtube you will find a lot of great options!! :)
@@BrittneeKay i sent you a message through your website on some advice if possible x
Wow 😳. lovely 🌹...
Thanks!
Nice vedio.. Can't I do it on whipped cream frosting??? Plz help
Mmm, depends on if your whipped cream frosting is stabilized with gelatin. If it is, the royal icing still might be too heavy for the cream and cause it to collapse. I would recommend using buttercream rather than whipped cream frosting and chilling it before creating the drip!
very helpful, thank you 🌸
I’m glad!! You’re welcome! 💕
Hi just asking if it won’t melt if its refrigerated?
Nope! Once royal icing dries it basically just stays hard as a rock! It shouldn't melt in the fridge, but i also can't say I've put it in the fridge once it's all dry. But I think you should be good!
Can you use royal icing to cover a cake I’m in a very humid country and I’m looking for an icing that I can use in decorating cakes.
No I would not do that. Royal icing dries hard and really is meant just for decoration! :) I would still use buttercream
Hi can you combine icing and cream for drip cake?
I wouldn't recommend using a drip on a whipped icing because it would be too heavy, if that is what you're asking. If you are asking if you can add cream to frosting to make it thinner to drip...in theory you could, but because it is runny without an element that helps it dry I don't think it would work very well because there is nothing to stop it from dripping :)
I think the best things to use for dripping are royal icing, ganache, or chocolate!
For how long its dry the royal icing in fondant cake?.
It should be pretty dry within 1 hour, but be carefully because depending on how this the layer is it can be soft inside!
What if you accidentally paint on the cake? Can it be remedied?
NO! be careful! 🤪
Solid
😊 thanks!
Can't you mix gold or silver Directly into the royal icing instead of painting
Yes but it will take a lot more to get the color to show!
@@BrittneeKay thank you
sure! : )@@DilrukshiWimalaratne
The silver one
Thanks!
How do you let the royal icing drip dry?
It will just dry on it's own, you don't have to do anything except let it sit for a while. I'd say give it a few hours to become hard before painting or anything.
I love baking but I have no oven and stand mixer 😢😢😢..so sad.hoping can help me😢😢😢
Oh yes, that makes it difficult doesn’t it! Maybe you can borrow a friends!
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I can't use Royal icing on buttercream cake
You can use royal icing on a chilled buttercream cake if you'd like, it'll just have a crunchy texture when you cut into it. I would prefer to use a ganache drip on a buttercream cake or you can even just use melted chocolate!
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Can I use this one on a whipped cream cake?
Hmmm good question. Honestly, I wouldn't. Unless it is stabilized whipped cream, but even then I think royal icing seems a bit heavy to put on top of whipped cream icing. The textures just don't go well together. In fact, I think drip on a whipped cream cake would be hard. Possibly a thin white chocolate ganache could work though.
@@BrittneeKay thank you, I appreciate it!
@@saraiperalta2902 of course! :)
Nice video! The intro had me rolling lol!
HAHA are you referring to the "wiggle up from nothing"? my friend coined the term! maybe i'll do it more often if it's a crowd pleaser! LOL!!