Different Molds to Use with Isomalt Simi Cakes
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You will learn the pros and cons of three styles of molds typically used to make hard candies and isomalt pieces starting with silicone, moving to high-heat plastic, and finishing with metal. While each of these mold styles work great, you will not want to miss Sidney’s prepping method to ensure a flawless release from the surface of the mold. For a more in-depth look at isomalt, check out some of Sidney’s other videos all about this sugar-free medium.
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My isomalt bubbles tend to remain until it is too cool to mold. I’ve tried the torch but the deeper bubbles remain. How can I prevent this?