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Old 07-30-2005, 01:22 PM
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Default MMF vs. Rolled Buttercream

Hi everyone,
I would like your comments on MMF and on Rolled Buttercream as cake coverings. I want an alternative to fondant, and have heard of these two. I am looking for something that is easy to work with and tastes good, and people will actually EAT instead of peeling off the cake, like they have done with fondant. If anyone has a good recipe to share with your comments would really be appreciated.
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What is MMF?
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MMF = Marshmellow Fondant . It iis a fondant-like covering made with marshmellows.
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ok, you've peaked my curiosity. Where can I see a formula for this stuff or are you pulling my leg?
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ok, you've peaked my curiosity. Where can I see a formula for this stuff or are you pulling my leg?
http://www.google.com/search?num=100...ant%22&spell=1

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never mind, I googled it. Mr. Fondant should sue for the use of the name
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Yeah, it actually exists. It's used by alot of hobbyists, those who decorate cakes from home, or those wth small business.
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Hi Natie
Go to your web browser and type in cakecentral.com there you will find your MMF recipe.
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