Fondant is a smooth sugar paste obtained by working sugar syrup at a specific temperature until it solidifies into fine crystals. When heated and made fluid, it is used to coat éclairs and cakes; its kneadable form is preferred for covering cakes. In French it means 'melting.'

Where It’s Used

“Warm the fondant slightly and spread a thin, glossy layer over the eclairs.”

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