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Hi friends. New here and new to making buttercream. Can you help me with the info on where I can find high ratio shortening here in north Austin? Heard they are great for buttercream. thanks in advance
Hi friends. New here and new to making buttercream. Can you help me with the info on where I can find high ratio shortening here in north Austin? Heard they are great for buttercream. thanks in advance
Any of your cake shops that sell decorating supplies will have it. About $13 for a 3 lb tub here in San Antonio at Lucy's Cake Shop. Just google your zip code and closest cake supply store and you should have no problem finding it.
Like I said, I use butter, but I figured that OP was cake decorating. I don't do any piped icing, so use the butter because it tastes a lot better. Decorated cakes can look gorgeous but they always taste like sugar and Crisco. Pretty but not tasty.
I'll decorate with nuts, fruit, shaved chocolate, or whipped cream. I like the looks of the cakes with real flowers, too.
Like I said, I use butter, but I figured that OP was cake decorating. I don't do any piped icing, so use the butter because it tastes a lot better. Decorated cakes can look gorgeous but they always taste like sugar and Crisco. Pretty but not tasty.
Interesting; like grease + salt grease + sugar is also a great taste combo but of course Crisco has its own unique flavor.
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