Results 1 to 4 of 4
Thread: Best place to buy Fondant icing
-
11-11-2011, 02:54pm #1
Best place to buy Fondant icing
Hi need to get some fondant icing, and floriste paste/icing. God knows what it is called.
Can you tell me the best place to buy on line, and also once the pack is opened how long does it store for.
Thanks
-
11-11-2011, 04:13pm #2
Re: Best place to buy Fondant icing
We get fondant icing at the supermarket/ocado with regular groceries. Not sure how long it'd last after opening - we don't ice stuff often so probably throw the rest away as it goes hard.
Are you needing a huge quantity or just for a single cake?libertygal
Kathy Lette: ...women are each other's human Wonderbras – uplifting, supportive and making each other look bigger and better.
-
11-11-2011, 06:20pm #3Dynamic Damsel
- Posts
- 100
Re: Best place to buy Fondant icing
Hi - I use an ebay seller knightpilgrim - they have a great range of sugarpaste and lots of other lovely cake making goodies!
They also have a website www.cake-stuff.com
If I need some in a hurry, I just buy from Asda/Tesco - Dr Oekter stuff is fine to use.
-
11-11-2011, 06:29pm #4
Re: Best place to buy Fondant icing
Be very careful, what it's called is incredibly important. Fondant is the American term for what we refer to as ready roll icing / sugarpaste. If you ask a UK shop for fondant icing then you might get something rather different, a runny type of icing that covers things like fondant fancies (hence the name).
Florist paste is something entirely different again. It dries incredibly hard and is used for making flowers out of sugar.
I would recommend blueribbons.co.uk or surbitonart.co.uk amongst others
sorry so rushed and abrupt but on my way out the door



Quote





Ooh, Posie.. I'm not that great :wink:...
Summer 2012 babies - they're nearly 1!