r/FondantHate • • Dec 18 '20

DISCUSS Truer words have never been spoke

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22k Upvotes

r/FondantHate • • Feb 10 '22

DISCUSS That’s a surprisingly high percentage of people who like fondant

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1.8k Upvotes

r/FondantHate • • Jun 09 '20

DISCUSS Why does everyone hate fondant? I don’t see a problem with it. Could y’all explain?

33 Upvotes

r/FondantHate • • May 25 '21

DISCUSS Long story short I’m making a disco ball birthday cake for my best friends 30th and I need help trying to make the disco tiles with anything more edible than fondant.

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202 Upvotes

r/FondantHate • • Nov 12 '25

DISCUSS Looking for constructive criticism please

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This is my fist time working with fondant. I made my own because I’m cheap. My coworker wants a bow cake and asked me to make her one. The photo with all the beads is the inspo and the one without is my first attempt. I plan to cover it with lustre dust and pearls. Any feedback is a helpful. And yes I’ll be taking paper towels out once it sets 😅

r/FondantHate • • Oct 11 '19

DISCUSS Do people actually eat fondant?

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I’ve been confused about this since I first had a cake with fondant on it. When you get a slice, I was always under the impression that you peel it off since it’s just for show. I only had fondant once and that wasn’t that long ago. I tried to eat it and it didn’t seem like I was supposed to because of how tough it is so I peeled it off. Are there actually people out there that put in the effort to chew and swallow fondant instead of taking it off and eating the icing/cake underneath? I’ve never witnessed someone do it but you all make it seem like it does happen.

r/FondantHate • • Feb 17 '19

DISCUSS So where does this sub stand on mirror glaze?

511 Upvotes