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**********Official Non-Fondant wedding cakes******************

Original post by MrsD71208

Why not?? There are so many other threads...this one will be easy to search! Not everyone likes fondant, so why not use this thread to post cakes and exchange ideas?????

Future Mulligan Posted:

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sometimes i cant even tell the difference between them - sometimes fondant looks very messy and not neat and sometimes a non fondant looks like a good and neat fondant....the cake JT provides is non fondant right?

nifheim Posted:

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no fondant to me - both bakeries i had tried tasted like playdo in my mouth. Love what you can do with it but just rather taste good.

I marked this up and botched the color of the green so ignore that. It will have clovers on it with off white buttercream and scrolls and green ribbon that matches the girls if they can find it if not no ribbon and decorated iwth fresh flowers (no buttercream flowers)


minibride08 Posted:

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My baker only uses buttercream. Here are 2 examples of their work... I have no idea what I want yet!!
bluekat16 Posted:

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Posted by Future Mulligan

sometimes i cant even tell the difference between them - sometimes fondant looks very messy and not neat and sometimes a non fondant looks like a good and neat fondant....the cake JT provides is non fondant right?



Fomr the pics I saw they were non-fondant, but I'm not 100% sure.
akrasner Posted:

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Great Thread! My RH includes the cake and does not do fondant so Its great to look at some of the ideas. It seems like most magazine pictures are fondant cakes

bluekat16 Posted:

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Posted by akrasner

Great Thread! My RH includes the cake and does not do fondant so Its great to look at some of the ideas. It seems like most magazine pictures are fondant cakes



Fondant is really big these days. I just never liked it and as someone earlier said it tasted like play-do to me also...everytime I had it.
AR31 Posted:

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i am a buttercream girl!!

when i was younger, this bakery near my house, always did cakes as fondant.. and it tasted ok, but i used love the 'fluffy' cakes as i called them back then..

for certain looks, you have to use fondant and there are bakers there that make it soo yummy.. i was never an icing person anyway, i just dig right into the good stuff..

Espo22 Posted:

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there are some bakers who can use buttercream and you would think its fondant, they can make it pretty smooth. Depending on the design you want though, the buttercream can be made to look the same. Check out the bakeries website or go there and look at pics of their cakes to get an idea.

Annoulak Posted:

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I think this is a non-fondant cake, but even if it isn't it could easily be made without fondant

Annoulak Posted:

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Here's an all-chocolate cake made without fondant...looks REALLY yummy!!!!!

bluekat16 Posted:

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all these cakes are making me hungry!

Annoulak Posted:

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One more non-fondant cake:
MrsD71208 Posted:

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Posted by Espo22


Posted by MrsDtoBe

Back to the OP.....let's post some pics of non-fonant cakes for us anti-fondant ladies out there lol

This is a VERY traditional looking cake, that can be updated with different colored flowers.......



This one is really pretty too....very white though....




sorry for answering your post since i saw nobody was posting, thought id at least respond since nobody else really did and i was sticking to the OP topic, it was about cakes lol

Don't be....I know sometimes a post can go onto page 2 or 3 and noone will see it.....I just really want to pick a cake once and for all and need ideas lol Why does there have to be so many different choices?
GtBride Posted:

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bump
GtBride Posted:

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OMG i really love the third one. Does anyone else have more pics of that sort of shape?

ok um stupid question time- what is buttercream?
MrsD71208 Posted:

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Posted by GtBride

OMG i really love the third one. Does anyone else have more pics of that sort of shape?

ok um stupid question time- what is buttercream?



I love the third one too! That is the shape that is my favorite so far.....does anyone else have other pics of cakes in this shape??? I wish there was an online cake-designing site we could go to
040508Bride Posted:

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I personally do not like fondant at all....i've had it several times from several places and bakeries (surprisingly enough, most are very highly reccommended) and it just doesn't do it for me. I'm not a big icing person regardless, but I just don't like it (sorry girls).

On that note, for our cake we are doing a 'smooth' finish. It's reg. icing but they make it all nice and smooth, and it literally looks like fondant.

BTW...it will be:

cream cheese icing, red velvet cake with a layer of rasp. jam.......it is to die for!!!!!!!!

It looks like this, but instead of the crystals and flowers, it will be white starfish
hayleyandsteve Posted:

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ours was buttercream frosting. and like denise said, bakers can make it really smooth so that it almost has that fondant look...




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