Using Simi Isomalt and Your Cookie Cutters

[@mrs.marple2268]

OMG, Sidney, you are a genius! Cant wait to try this!

[@fairygnomeland8503]

I met you last week at the NY Cake Show and you were very kind. LOVE this video. Gave me LOTS of ideas!

[@sidneygalpern]

Thank you! Can't wait to see what you create!

[@lisafoss3542]

This is so helpful and informative. Thank you for sharing!!

[@sidneygalpern]

Thanks Lisa!!

[@TheSugarlab]

Great video, Sidney. I have taken a couple of classes with you and know your techniques are "tried and true". I am going to give the cookie cutters and Isomalt a try. Thanks!!

[@sidneygalpern]

Awesome Evelyn...Send pictures

[@marypenn7239]

This is such a cool technique!!! I can't wait to try this!

[@irenemason3830]

Oh wow I so love isomalt its so versatile cant wait to try this though, thank you for sharing

[@cakescookiescreations]

Beautiful! Thanks for the video, I would have never thought you could do this with isomalt! My question is: Is isomalt edible? I mean, doesn´t it break into glass shards-like pieces? Thanks!

[@sidneygalpern]

+Rocio Diaz-Benjumea Isomalt is sugar free hard candy. It is just like sugar free jolly ranchers, mixed into cough drops and chocolate. It is edible and only suggested in lolly pop size doses per day as some get stomach upset if they eat it in large quantities. It is a by product of beet sugar.

[@jesjacster]

Super Nice tips..thx

[@sarahkonsker7786]

Which torch do u like for isomalt

[@sidneygalpern]

This is my favorite torch! I carry it in my shop: simi-cakes-and-confections.square.site/product/torch/11?cp=true&sa=false&sbp=false&q=false&category_id=14

[@devikscreation5741]

Beautiful I love to learn

[@calicopurr]

How could I suspend this above a cake?

[@sidneygalpern]

+Cat Garcia You could use a food grade wire and suspend it from that or pull a curlicue in isomalt and suspend it from there. Good luck and send pictures to me!

[@MF12318]

Great to know. Thanks!

[@sistazcakes]

Wow

[@janawall1227]

it was edible up until she put disco dust around the edges. why would you want it now? on a cake? since it's now inedible.

[@sidneygalpern]

Hi Jana! As you can hear in the video, I am only using disco dust because this piece is for display only. There are plenty of edible glitters on the market that you can use instead if you are not comfortable with non-toxic products on your cakes- my personal favorite is DiamonDust from TheSugarArt.com! Thanks for watching.

[@janawall1227]

Sidney Galpern thank you Sidney. i am sorry i got so upset. yes i only want edible