can you use soap molds for fondant? and cake glue

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Permalink Reply by Shanna on July 28, 2010 at 9:36pm

Thank you again I am going to pick up a silicone mold too this weekend do you know if they will be in with the soap stuff? I did make a flower today from the gumpaste I put it one of those choc molds and one came out perfect the other didn't I don't know what I did wrong. I wonder if its because I had used them so much before.

jeri c said:

I have a lot of chocolate molds and don't have any luck with them with fondant or gumpaste. If my silicone mold is a deep one that I have had to really work to get the gumpaste into every nook and cranny I pop it in the freezer for a half hour or more and it is soooo much easier to unmold it. I have forgotten them in the freezer over night and the item comes out fine. Just lay it on a drying rack (I use a spatter screen for a fry pan that I bought just for drying gumpaste pieces) don't touch it until it comes to room temp and the condensation is all dried off of the piece or you will have nasty finger prints on it.

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Permalink Reply by jeri c on July 28, 2010 at 9:40pm

I get my silicone molds from several sources. All of them are on line sources... Decorate the Cake is having a killer sale right now... I get a lot from Global Sugar Art... and my favorite molds are First Impressions Molds. They are not cheap but the sale at DTC helps.

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Permalink Reply by Shanna on July 28, 2010 at 9:54pm

I am going to check them out right now jeri your the best thank you for your time. I am so grateful to you all.

jeri c said:

I get my silicone molds from several sources. All of them are on line sources... Decorate the Cake is having a killer sale right now... I get a lot from Global Sugar Art... and my favorite molds are First Impressions Molds. They are not cheap but the sale at DTC helps.

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