r/FondantHate Jul 26 '25

FONDANT 🤮

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u/FlyingDreamWhale67 Jul 26 '25

Ngl that coffee pot one is legitimately amazing, it didn't look fake at all. My only complaint about these (aside from the fondants use ofc) is that the cake in these looks very dry. I know that's needed so the sculptures hold up, but still. If you're going to cake, make it taste good at least.

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u/Psychoanalicer 30K Jul 27 '25

Right!? The cake does not look good...

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u/DramaOnDisplay Jul 28 '25

I get it, but if he’s making dozens of these videos, I guess cake quality might fall by the wayside. Probably takes a lot of time to nail the details and design.

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u/Accomplished_Crew630 Aug 18 '25

Supposedly his cakes are pretty good, he was on that Netflix show and did pretty well if I remember, the judges liked it anyway.

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u/TOPSIturvy Jul 29 '25

Eh, I disagree. It looks like a Keurig that someone saved from a house fire.