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Cupcake Icing question

by Tanya
(Canada)

Buttercream

Buttercream

I have a cupcake icing question. Which one is better for using on cupcakes. Your wedding cake icing or your cake decorating icing?

I want to pipe swirls on the tops. And how long do both of those icings last till they go bad?



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Wedding Cake Frosting
by: Lorelie

Hi Tanya,

The Wedding cake frosting is the one I would use for your cupcake icing.

The cake decorating frosting (also known as royal icing)on my site is good for making snowflakes, flowers, lace, string work and for intricate piping onto fondant.

They both need refrigeration and to be covered well. The decorating frosting has egg white in it and the butter cream does too.It will stay fresh in the refrigerate for a few weeks. The decorator icing is best used right away but you can re whip it if needed. You can freeze the buttercream and it will keep longer.


Great question! Hope that helps.


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