Can I use this mold with fondant?
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So far I have only used it to melt crayon pieces into animal crayons. I used it in 250 degree oven for about 30 minutes twice so far. It did that very well and once cooled the crayons came out nicely from the tray. Sorry I couldnt be more helpful.
1326883
This is strictly for airbrush. Airbrush coloring is as thin as water so you would need to get a gel or paste coloring to use for fondant as this would definitely ruin your fondant and gumpaste. I am a professional and have been in the business for 17 years and I WOULD NOT use airbrush coloring for anything other than airbrushing. Good luck. :)
1402005
I use this mold strictly for chocolate - sorry I am not able to answer your question.
1742217
I am not sure coz I have so far used it for fondant but I am guessing it should be ok.
1745343
Yes, the pieces separate.They're roughly 2 x 2 1/4" and slightly less than 1" depth. I haven't used them yet so I'm not sure how the impression comes out after baking or even for fondant use. Hope this help.
922086
This item was a gift to a baker. I presented your question and she stated: I believe it would be fine, but I would not risk it when you could just buy chocolate fondant, coat the mould with powder sugar or corn starch stuff the mould with fondant and freeze 30 minutes. I would love to forward a picture for you to see.
633785
If you use fondant, I make sure the fondant is in the mold firmly. Then place in the freezer for ten minutes. It comes out without breaking.
1328910
Yes! I used it with candy melts and was able to do a lovely job the very first time I used this mold!!!
1538107
I'm sorry I didn't bake the mold and I didn't use it with polymer clay too. I just use with fondant and its doing great
1712156
Yes you can use these on both fondant and icing. You have to make sure the icing is completely smooth and that you don't push too hard.
1857543
I think it would work great in a skeleton mold, if you are lying it flat. You may need to let it set in the mold for a few hours to harden up. A 13 year old could definitely do it. You also, may need to wipe a thin coat of shortening or veg. oil in the mold before you place the fondant in. Good luck.
1114949
You can try a mousse (sp) or a cheese cake. spray with pam so it wont stick to mold.
229496
Yes it's extremely easy. You dust the inside of the mold with corn starch, knock out the excess, put the fondant in, put the mold in the freezer until the fondant is hard, then pop the baby out of the mold, set it on wax paper, and don't touch it until it dries. After it's dry you can dust it with petal dust or paint it or decorate it however you wish. I've used this twice now, once on a gerbera daisy and once on a crescent moon cutout with fluffy buttercream clouds. Both were huge hits. This is a great mold, you won't regret buying it.
188637
I've never worked with fondant. It does make nice thin lasagna/ravioli sheets (about 3 inches wide).
1629800
Sorry, I have not tried that. They do a great job with fondant and gumpaste.
690729
It's perfect for fondant cakes. I used a little bit of piping gel and it worked great. If you use water, just lightly dampen it because the paper will melt. Also, water will make the paper curl.
320761
I haven't tried rolling out fondant, but I would guess that it would be fine. It's thick enough that i have no problem with any type of dough: pastry, pizza, or kneading bread dough. This pastry mat is really the best I've used.