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EASY FANCY INSCRIPTIONS Technique | Yeners Cake Tips with Serdar Yener from Yeners Way
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Amazing tips and great explanation!! Thank you so much for this video !!!!!
Does this work on butter cream frosting?
Brilliant! You made it so easy for beginner like me. Thank you very much! 🙏🙏🙏
Your tips are great and really useful! Thanks from 🇨🇦:)
i was amazed!!!
You're blowing my mind. Everyone really can do this!
So amazing. Thanks so much for sharing.
Lovely ❤😍
Totally Amazing!! A true master reveals a brilliant "secret" technique!! Thank you!!
Good one.
How much did this cake cost? Just the time alone is enormous.
Bravo, maestro!!!
This video is absolutely amazing thank you!!!!!!
How to do this on a cream cake
Muy lindo 👏👏👏
Thank you so much sir…can we use same technique for any kind of frosting
I don't have to say any words
Your amazing person thank you so much for shearing this 😍😍😍😍😍
I never knew that I could use the same technique to make henna cones like this! Why didnt I think of that before! Yeners you're amazing! Thank you for sharing tutorials with us!
It's a wonderful. Thank u very much for easy method. Cake preparing is easy. Writing part is very difficult for me as u said. Will try u r method. thanks a lot
Hey, thanks for your education can that method work on Royal Icing?
Just so everyone knows…
if you use a font on dafont (or any custom fonts/art), you cannot use if you sell cakes with the font/design on the cakes, that could be illegal. Many font on dafont (& other sites) have licenses to purchase if youre going to use them for commercial purposes. Artists/font creators put a lot of work into making these fonts/art and they make their money selling them, thats their occupation. Please do not steal their hardwork. Simply purchase a license.
There are some fonts that allow commercial use, it will say so when you click on each individual font. Read the disclosure carefully, as there might still be limitations.
Tq for your tutorial…i like it so much….
Yener this is fantastic! I'm adopting you as my uncle. Now loan me $20.
Thank god I found your video , this will be my way from now on x
Nice looking sir
You are a treasure🦜💐😉
Amazing technique sir.but I have small question for u. Can this be used only for fondant covered cake?
I love this technique!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!!
I think you can use this device instead of doing a transfer you draw this image directly on cake through projection tool
https://youtu.be/RC7VxkmSDks
This is amazing! My piping needs work. This will help so much!
Oh my God… Its look easy,
May I ask… ?
What kind of oil did use tho spray the paper ?
Thx
I'm from indonesia
Wow !!!! What a Master !! 🏆
Thank you Chef!! I am a life long fan. Your way is definitely the BEST way!
Thank you so much Sir. I registered in Dafont.com. You are an amazing teacher! More blessings to you Sir.
Amazing idea! Will royal icing work just aswell as chocolate?
You are an absolute genius Sir Yeners. There is not even a single tutorial of your that I have not taken away a lesson from. Thank you and God bless .much love 💙
You are such a genius. Question, Mr. Yerner. Have you always wanted to do cakes?
Will this work with doing writing with royal icing on fondant covered cake
Will this work for Royal icing as well?
EXCELLENT ….THANK YOU soooo much!!!!
Love your videos.
Thank ypu SO MUC!!! Im a beginner..and piping letters scares the crap out of me…this is SO HELPFUL..Iam so grateful I found your channel! Xoxo
Thank You Thank You!!!!!!
This is also how I make a Chocolate cage. DaFont.com is amazing! Thank you chef for sharing your passion and years of tips and tricks.
Amazing technique! Love it!!!
So what is the recipe for what you used for the writing? Is it just melted chocolate or did you add some heavy cream/double cream? Thank you so much it is a great idea! Ohh and could I use white chocolate instead?
Wait… question, do you HAVE to use chocolate every time you want to write in thin or fancy fonts? Or can use other icings like royal?
Thank you so much for this video! Can I use this technique on a whipped cream frosted cake?
The Best idea 🙂