I go with option 2 -- the full sheet. Don't always do it... but many times when I am hand dipping candied orange peel or ginger, I put the dipped piece on top of a texture sheet. I have also thought of making pretty chocolate shards for cupcakes or cakes using a texture sheet. I do wash and polish my texture sheets.
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I go with option 1. Don't always do it... but many times when I am hand dipping candied orange peel or ginger, I put the dipped piece on top of a texture sheet. I have also thought of making pretty chocolate shards for cupcakes or cakes using a texture sheet. I do wash and polish my texture sheets.
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