Adjustable Cake Edge Smoother Scraper
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Adjustable Cake Edge Smoother Scraper
What does an Adjustable Cake Edge Smoother Scraper?
Achieve smooth icing on your cakes with this adjustable, food-grade plastic cake scraper and smoother.
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Description:
- Adjustable scrapers for spreading frosting on cakes help you create clean, sharp edges and can work with spreadable ganache, buttercream, fresh cream, and other firm icing mediums.
- The cake scraper is made of food-safe material, safe, non-toxic, hygienic and durable.
- Ideal for home or professional bakery cake decorator.
- Used for round, square cakes, and mousse cakes.
- Ergonomic design with a removable scraper, the height of the cake edge can be adjusted according to need, helping to create sharp edges easily, and even works on square cakes.
- The cake edge is particularly durable, heat resistant, and easy to clean and maintain.
Feature: – Type: Cake scrapper
- Colour: Blue/Pink
- Material: Plastic
- Size: 23.5*20.5cm
- Weight: 38g
Have I used the Adjustable Cake Edge Smoother Scraper? Do I need it?
Yes, I used this type of scraper.
Honestly, I found it a bit flimsy and returned to using my flat metal scraper and pallet knife.
If you learn how to use the pallet knife and a metal scraper, you can save yourself buying lots of gadgets that take up the limited space in your toolbox.
Do I use them every day?
NO!!! I used it once and didn’t like it. Maybe I should try it again when I am playing around with a design and have more time to find a technique to use it better. (I still think the metal scraper gets a nicer and smoother finish.)
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