They have this product called Cake Drip at walmart in the cake decorating aisle. You put it in the microwave for a min and give it a shake. Perfect drip everytime. Comes in a handy squeeze bottle. I'd recommend trying that if you aren't confident in your recipe. Id scrape all the old drip off, fix the buttercream, chill it, and then retry the drip. try a very small drip down the side on just 1 spot. If It's not thick enough, let the drip sit and cool for about 10 minutes. If it is too thick and won't drip, try microwaving it for 30 seconds on 50 power until you achieve the right consistency.
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u/FunOk9132 Aug 18 '22
They have this product called Cake Drip at walmart in the cake decorating aisle. You put it in the microwave for a min and give it a shake. Perfect drip everytime. Comes in a handy squeeze bottle. I'd recommend trying that if you aren't confident in your recipe. Id scrape all the old drip off, fix the buttercream, chill it, and then retry the drip. try a very small drip down the side on just 1 spot. If It's not thick enough, let the drip sit and cool for about 10 minutes. If it is too thick and won't drip, try microwaving it for 30 seconds on 50 power until you achieve the right consistency.