Sunday, April 25, 2010

Can cream cheese icing be made in advance and kept in fridge over night?

it's my daughter's 1st birthday party tomorrow morning and i'm tryng to get as much done tonight as possible.


i've made carrot cupcakes, and am making cream cheese icing. can i make it tonight and ice them in the morning? HELP!Can cream cheese icing be made in advance and kept in fridge over night?
Absolutely!





Keep covered in the fridge and take out about an hour before you want to use it. Beat it once more with a mixer or vigorously with a spoon just before you want to use to return it to a soft, spreadable consistency.





Well done you for making your own instead of taking the easy way out and buying it from a store - Cheers!Can cream cheese icing be made in advance and kept in fridge over night?
Absolutely it will be fine (make sure you have a tight fitting lid on the container, and if not place plastic wrap right on top of the frosting before putting the lid on). Also, as has already been said, it needs to be at room temperature before you use it, or it will not spread well and will really tear-up your cakes up if you try.





Laughing ... I made carrot cakes for all three of my babies 1st birthdays, as we pretty much do not eat sweets (within reason!). Great choice, and I hope you all have a wonderful day!!! Baby parties are the best.
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then get the answers form here.
Covered container, it should be fine :) Will have to let it go to room temp tho to frost tomorrow, it will be unspreadable for up to around 30 min or so.
yes you can make it in advance, you will have to give it a good stir as it will set in the fridge.
Yes. But...





...in the time it takes you to let it come to room temp to spread it, you could have made it fresh. You won't be able to spread it cold.
Yes it can but make sure you take it out of the fridge about one hour before you use it so it will be sprearable


hope the birthday party goes well!
yes u can keep it wrap

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