Stone Grey Fondant 250 g – FunCakes
Add a touch of elegance and modernity to your pastry creations with FunCakes' Stone Grey fondant. With a beautiful satin grey shade and a delicious vanilla flavor, it is ideal for covering your cakes, creating shapes, or making sophisticated modeling.
✅ Professional texture and easy use
This fondant is very flexible, smooth, and easy to handle thanks to its fine structure. Once applied, it hardens perfectly, ensuring a smooth and elegant finish to your pastries.
✅ Creative versatility
Whether you want to cover a cake, create sharp shapes, or model 3D decorations, this fondant offers you a flawless finish. It can also be tinted with food coloring if needed.
✅ Instructions for use
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Let the fondant reach room temperature.
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Knead vigorously until you obtain a smooth and elastic texture.
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Roll out to 2 to 3 mm thickness on a surface dusted with icing sugar.
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Turn regularly to prevent it from sticking.
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If cracks appear, knead again.
Recommended quantity: 500 g to cover a round cake of 20 cm diameter.
Ingredients
Sugar (79%), vegetable fat (palm kernel, palm), glucose syrup, water, humectant: E422, emulsifier: E471, thickener: E415, E466, natural flavor, preservative: E200, acidifier: E330, coloring: E153.
May contain traces of nuts.
Nutritional information (per 100 g)
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Energy: 1685 kJ / 403 kcal
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Fats: 6.7 g
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of which saturated fatty acids: 4.6 g
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Carbohydrates: 85.2 g
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of which sugars: 82.8 g
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Proteins: 0.0 g
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Salt: 0.1 g
Additional information
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Content: 250 g
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Color: Stone Grey (gray)
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Flavor: Vanilla
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Certification: Halal, Kosher
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Wheat gluten-free: NL-090-013
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Suitable for vegetarians and vegans
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Storage: Store in a cool place away from light (15-20 °C)
Why choose FunCakes?
FunCakes is the reference for professional and amateur cake designers. Its range of fondants combines taste, flexibility, and aesthetics, for an always impeccable and professional result.
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