How to Keep Fondant from Drying Out

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If you make your own fondant, add a little glycerin to the recipe. It’s a humectant — a fancy science word for “it sucks moisture from the air and holds it right where you want it.” A few drops make a world of difference.

Even store-bought fondant can get a glycerin boost. Knead a drop or two into the ball before you roll it out. Your fondant will thank you. It’ll stay soft days longer.

You can find glycerin at the pharmacy or baking supply store. It’s cheaper than a therapy session for your cracked cake. And honestly, it’s just as calming.

One last thing: humidity is your secret ally. Fondant loves a little bit of sticky air. If your kitchen is super dry, run a humidifier for an hour before you start working. Your fondant will be so happy.

So there you have it. No more Sahara desert cakes. Your fondant will stay soft, pliable, and perfectly smooth. You’re a fondant whisperer now. Go make something beautiful.

And if it still cracks? Just call it “rustic” and pour on the sprinkles. I won’t tell anyone. You’ve got this.