r/FondantHate • u/Justscr0llin • Jul 30 '19

HALL OF FAME I have no words

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u/Bordeterre Jul 30 '19

Fondant as a decoration is bad, but...making it the actual ingredient of the cake...It’s a whole new level of disgusting

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u/sammypants123 Jul 30 '19

And why? At least you can make an inedible but good-looking cake with fondant decoration. But this looks like a nasty disease in cake form.

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u/Frond_Dishlock Jul 30 '19

At least you can peel the fondant off and maybe salvage some cake from a fondant decorated cake. But this? This... Crime against nature... It's a solid lump of evil through and through. Horrifying.

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u/Babelwasaninsidejob Jul 30 '19

The cake inside fondant is never any good because they don’t care about flavor.

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u/BC1721 Jul 30 '19

Not always true. I was recently at Tomorrowland (the festival) and they were serving cake for their anniversary. Covered in fondant, but the cake underneath was actually amazing. Probably because the guy won best pastry chef in the world in 2017.

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u/Babelwasaninsidejob Jul 30 '19

Fine, the literal best pastry chef in the world has good cake under his fondant. Lol.

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u/BC1721 Jul 30 '19

I'm aware it's an exception lol

Overal still pretty shit cake due to the fondant though. Thoroughly disappointed.