Yes. I freeze all my cakes before frosting them if I have time. Freezing the cake keeps the icing stiffer and much easier to spread, and it also makes stacking the layers easier because they are not as easy to break.
yes you can it will just be sweet
ofcourse you can. you can put all the kinds of frosting one puts on a cake!
used to be sblr to buy in frozen foods dept. It was a rich cocolate cake with vanilla ice cream layered on it and all rolled up then frozen. No frosting on it.
Most types of cake have frosting, but there are types they do not.
It depends on what frosting it is and how much you put. The frosting can't be to thin. It would be better to use thick frosting. In some cases, royal icing.
Spread a thin layer of frosting onto the foil where you want coconut around the cake. Then sprinkle the coconut onto that layer of frosting. The coconut will hide the frosting as well as sticking to it.
well chocolate frosting or vanilla frosting will work but if you really want something new, try strawberryfrosting. It is soooo AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!
I would rather be covered in head to toe in cake frosting but not just any cake frosting I want to be covered in vanilla frosting my favorite yum!
You shouldn't do that, because it is dangerous and unhealthy to eat a cake that is not fully baked through. You should put the cake back in the oven and finish cooking it.
when u frost a warm cake, the cake absorbs the icing making the icing soak into the cake which will make your cake nasty and stiff...
No.A different answer:Yes, it is important to cover the cake board with frosting (icing) regardless of how the layers are separated. But one needs to use Royal Frosting, which is made with egg whites and dries quite hard, rather than buttercream frosting which remains greasy and can slip and slide. The Royal Frosting not only disguises the cardboard cake board but also helps to hold the pillars or wine glasses in place.
Yes. Without the frosting the remaining stuff is useless. Just because you dont bake the frosting doesnt mean its not apart of a cake.
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