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How To Make Marshmallow Fondant

marshmallow fondant

You are going to be so surprised when you read on and find out how simple it is to make your very own marshmallow fondant. You will never have to buy that gross tasting fondant from the store anymore!

marshmallow fondant

This recipe was inspired by a tutorial by the one and only Rosanna Pansino.

Supplies Needed:

-Mixing Bowls
-Rubber Spatula
-Rubber Gloves (or shortening)
marshmallow fondant

The rubber gloves are for while you are kneading the marshmallow fondant. Sometimes it can get a little messy and sticky. Another alternative is to rub some shortening on your hands like lotion and the fondant won’t stick to your hands.

Ingredients Needed:

– 10 Ounces of mini marshmallows
-6 Cups of confectioners sugar
-3 Tablespoons of water
marshmallow fondant

Instructions:

Place marshmallows in a medium microwave safe bowl

Pour the 3 tablespoons of water onto the marshmallows. Mix to coat all of the marshmallows with water

Microwave in 30-second increments, mixing in between until all of the marshmallows are melted and no lumps are left

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In a separate, large bowl sift half of the confectioners sugar

Pour all the melted marshmallows on top of sugar

Sift the remaining confectioners sugar into the bowl.

Note: I will withhold about one cup of the sugar and add it while I’m kneading. Depending on where you live, you may not need as much. You don’t want to end up with dry fondant as an end result!

marshmallow fondant

Using your hands knead the mixture until it turns into a taffy-like substance. Once the mixture is stuck together you can transfer it onto a clean surface and finish the kneading process. This should take about 5 minutes

That is it, you guys! Isn’t that SUPER easy? You will be making all kinds of different colored fondant now, right?

You can use this marshmallow fondant right away or you can store it for up to a month. To store it, roll it into a ball and rub shortening on the outside of it and double wrap it in plastic wrap.

marshmallow fondant

Marshmallow Fondant

Learn how to make your own fondant with 3 simple ingredients
Prep Time2 mins
Active Time8 mins
Total Time10 mins
Keyword: cake, cake decorating, diy, icing, recipes
Cost: $4

Equipment

  • mixing bowls
  • rubber spatula
  • rubber gloves (or shortening)

Materials

  • 10 ounces mini marshmallows
  • 6 cups confectioners sugar
  • 3 Tbsp Water

Instructions

  • Place marshmallows in a medium microwave safe bowl
  • Dump the 3 tablespoons of water onto the marshmallows. Mix to coat all of the marshmallows with water
  • Microwave in 30 second increments, mixing in between, until all of the marshmallows are melted and no lumps are left
  • In a separate, large bowl sift half of the confectioners sugar
  • Pour all the melted marshmallows on top of sugar
  • Sift the remaining confectioners sugar into the bowl
  • Using your hands knead the mixture until it turns into a taffy-like substance. Once the mixture is stuck together you can transfer it onto a clean surface and finish the kneading process. This should take about 5 minutes
What other tutorials would you guys like me to write? I plan on making more fondant tutorials in the future 🙂
marshmallow fondant
marshmallow fondant

(8) Comments

  1. Claire says:

    Hello just curious if it is feasible to substitute a small portion of sugar with dry milk? I always find to find a homemade slightly lower sugar version, thank you!

  2. Marilou acain @( mountain botique) says:

    Thanks a lot for sharing how to make fondant , i really want to try it for my grandson birthday

  3. Faith says:

    How long does this fondant last?

    1. I would recommend using it within a month of making it 🙂

  4. Awesome info, answered all my questions.

    1. Thank you for your feedback! I’m happy to hear my tutorial helped you!

  5. You should make this post like into a definitive guide or something. I bet a lot of your new readers that come to this site would want to be able to find this post. It’s too good to keep secret!

    1. Thank you for the feedback!

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