those are so brilliant!
i'll definitely be using this idea for my thanksgiving cupcakes.
p.s. i say FON-dent as well.
DIY Maven
October 17, 2007
Oops. I guess it didn't help that fond and daunt are, you know, real words. My bad. Anyhoo...I think, technically, it's FON-dent.
And thanks Inkie!
Inkie1101
October 17, 2007
very cool :o)
Chrisjob
October 16, 2007
I'm not being funny... Half the people say FOND-ent, with the accent on the first syllable, and half say fon-DAUNT, stressing the second. I was curious how you choose.
DIY Maven
October 16, 2007
Hey Diva...thanks, but anyone can make these things. Much easier than real fondant, which can be a bit tricky--not to mention sticky. I made some just last week. Talk about making a mess in the kitchen!! I think my cat had powdered sugar in her hair.
Chris...are you trying to be funny again? I'm fond of your comments, but sometimes I 'daunt' understand them.
thedecoratingdiva
October 16, 2007
Wow, your're really good. I'm a mess in the kitchen. I can cook (the whole survival thing: need to eat...) but that's the extent of my culinary skills. Nothing pretty just okay to look at and edible :)
DIY Maven
anjelicat
DIY Maven
Oops. I guess it didn't help that fond and daunt are, you know, real words. My bad. Anyhoo...I think, technically, it's FON-dent.
And thanks Inkie!
Inkie1101
Chrisjob
DIY Maven
Hey Diva...thanks, but anyone can make these things. Much easier than real fondant, which can be a bit tricky--not to mention sticky. I made some just last week. Talk about making a mess in the kitchen!! I think my cat had powdered sugar in her hair.
Chris...are you trying to be funny again? I'm fond of your comments, but sometimes I 'daunt' understand them.
thedecoratingdiva
Wow, your're really good. I'm a mess in the kitchen. I can cook (the whole survival thing: need to eat...) but that's the extent of my culinary skills. Nothing pretty just okay to look at and edible :)
Chrisjob
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