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I'm making a cake for my nieces first communion and I want to make balls of fondant to stick to the sides, or the walls, of the cake. Would they stick? how should I do this? The cake will also be covered in fondant
I'm making fondant beads that I want to stick to the sides I just don't want them to fall off
May 13th, 2010 at 8:19 pm
You can use a little water or essence/extract or vodka to glue your pieces to the cake – or an edible glue (dissolve some fondant in a very small amount of water to make an edible glue). If they’re very heavy and it’s not working you can also use royal icing and hold them up until they start to try.