Flower Paste White 200 g

Flower Paste White 200 g

You have passionately baked an airy sponge, made a delicious, fruity or chocolate filling, finished layering your cake and covered it. I'm sure your guests will love the cake. But wait! One very important point is still missing: decorations make your cake a very personal work of art. Whether a football cake for the World Cup or a zoo cake with animals for the children's birthday, there is the right decoration for every occasion. This flower paste 200 g is perfect for your fondant or marzipan cake. With a little flower paste in the fondant, marzipan or modeling chocolate your figures dry out faster. 

You want to decorate a fine motif cake with beautiful sugar flowers? Or a fun zoo cake for a child's birthday party? Flower paste, also known as Sugar Florist Paste, is ideal for making various decorative elements, from flowers and leaves to ruffles and borders. The floral paste can be rolled out paper-thin and hardens completely after a short time. The white modeling paste can be easily airbrushed or painted with colored powder. The packaging consists of a resealable bag.

Fields of application of the flower paste

Flower paste, also called gumpaste, can be used to make particularly delicate leaves and sugar flowers. For the production of very large sugar flowers, we recommend using pure flower paste, as it can be rolled out very thinly. This creates very fine and lifelike petals, plus the pure paste hardens very quickly and the flowers retain their shape. For smaller creations, 50% flower paste can be kneaded with 50% rolled fondant. This mixture is suitable for small flowers, leaves and meshes, but not for cake tops. 

You can use the flower paste for figures right away. Tear off a small piece of the flower paste and knead the paste into the fondant for 1 - 2 minutes. The ratio of flower paste to fondant should be ¾ fondant and ¼ flower paste. The flower paste ensures that the fondant hardens faster and does not deform after embossing.

The finished shapes look particularly elegant when they are given further details. Use an embosser or modeling tool to give your flowers leaf veins and filigree edges. A little color can also work wonders. With the airbrush you provide a beautiful gradient, powder you can apply directly or make a liquid color with a little alcohol. For example, the inside of a white flower will turn yellow or the edges of a rose a little darker.