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Fondant?\u00a0 That’s the stuff you peel off a wedding cake, right?\u00a0 It’s that white, hard stuff that covers up the cake that doesn’t taste very good?<\/p>\n
Before I first started decorating cakes, I really had no idea about what fondant was.\u00a0 I had heard Cake Boss talk about it, except he called it “fon-dawnt” (which has always annoyed me immensely!), and I knew that if I was going to be a wedding cake decorator, I would have to grow to love it, and I would have to find a brand that didn’t have a chalky, chemically taste to it.\u00a0<\/p>\n
I first worked only with Wilton fondant, but found that to be gross, to tear easily and to be better for sculpting figures.\u00a0 I then moved onto Satin Ice and found it to be tasty (as tasty as pliable sugar can be) and to cover cakes super easily.\u00a0 So, I never tried another brand.\u00a0 I know that many other brands exist, but I never felt the need to try them as I was satisfied with Satin Ice.\u00a0 That, and we went through fondant by the 10kg container and I didn’t have time to continue experimenting.\u00a0<\/p>\n
I had heard that you could make your own fondant, but under time restraints, I never took the time to look into it.\u00a0 Now, that we are not doing our cake business, and I have time, I did some research and learned how to make fondant from scratch!\u00a0 This version is made from marshmallows so it smells (and tastes) delicious!\u00a0 It also happens to be one of our most requested videos of all time!\u00a0 Every time we do a video involving fondant, we get asked for our own recipe.\u00a0 So finally . . . here it comes people . . . Enjoy!<\/p>\n