by Sarah
(Mississaga, Ontario, Canada)
When making a stained glass cake, do I use (colored) piping gel?
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by Katie
(Ohio)
How can I glaze a cake to achieve a gel look, say to mimic a gummy bear?
I would us piping gel. You can color it and then glaze your cake with it. You can purchase it in a large 5 lb tub through Candyland Crafts. or get it at a local craft store in smaller quantity. Thanks for visiting and I hope this helps you out with your piping gel for cake glazing question
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by Tina
(Vancouver, Canada)
Hi! A friend of mine and I will be doing a wedding cake for a family member next month. The bride has asked for gold scroll work to run from the bottom tier to the top (3 tiers in all). What technique should we use and how do we make the scroll work gold?
Hi Tina, Try the sparkle gels. You can get it in gold. Wilton makes them. Here is a link to my supplies page
where you can link to purchase cake decorating gel. Just squeeze it right from the tube.
You could also try royal icing scrolls and then paint them with a little gold dust mixed with almond extract. Use a pastry bag and a small round tip for the scrolls.
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by Joe
(Essex, United Kingdom)
I am baking my first ever celebration cake soon, and I need some help. Would I be able to mix the edible gold paint that I have with royal icing? I don't want to paint it on in case I make it look messy as I am only piping thin details.
Hi Joe, I would say yes to mixing in the edible gold paint. My only concern is that the royal icing may wash out the brightness of the gold. I suggest trying a small amount out first to see how it looks first before you commit to it.
Have you tried Sparkle gels? Wilton has them in tubes and you squeeze them out right onto your cake. There is a gold glitter one that you could try. It doesn't harden like royal though. Just a thought. Thanks for visiting my website and good luck with your cake.
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