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【技術篇】英式糖花與美式糖花的區別，看完整個世界觀都顛覆了！

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英式糖花跟美式糖花究竟有什麽區別？區別又多大呢？其實這個問題或許就連翻糖師傅都道不清說不明，今天丹丹老師就專門整理這篇文章，希望可以讓大家知道，英式糖花與美式糖花究竟有什麽區別？

從材料上區分
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英式翻糖所采用的主要材料--------干佩斯(Gum Paste)和塑型翻糖(Modeling Paste)。干佩斯(Gum Paste)是糖面的一种，但是质地与翻糖有点不同，延展性更强，质地更柔软，可以擀得更薄更透亮，所以能够做出比较细致的糖花。而且风干的速度极快，风干后有点像瓷器，触感脆硬且易碎。所以用干佩斯可以做出如奥斯汀、樱花、毛茛等对花瓣厚薄程度要求极高的花卉，达到仿真而且极致。
塑型翻糖(Modeling Paste)是美式翻糖的糖皮与干佩斯通过一定比例调和而出的糖皮。主要用来做各种小动物、人物、器具的造型。
這種塑型翻糖結合了英式和美式翻糖材料兩者的優點，比糖皮有更好的延展性和柔軟性，比幹佩斯的風幹速度慢。所以用塑型翻糖制作比只用糖皮制作的人偶，小動物等可以達到更逼真更精致的程度。
美式翻糖所采用的主要材料------------糖皮（Fondant或SugarPaste）。
也就是我們常說的翻糖或者說糖皮，由于極好的延展性和柔軟性，常用來覆蓋蛋糕表面。
同樣，美式翻糖的花卉，人偶，小動物等各種造型都是用糖皮制作。所制作的花卉是英式翻糖裏比較傳統、實用的花型，如牡丹、玫瑰花、百合等花瓣比較厚實的花型。
從成品色彩區分
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英式翻糖蛋糕的成品因爲主要講究糖工藝花爲主，而糖工藝花要做到逼真程度高，所用的色彩搭配通常爲高級灰。高級灰的顔色純度通常偏低，給人的感覺和諧，而不是單獨一個顔色。所以對英式翻糖蛋糕成品還有一個重要的要求就是色彩搭配要漂亮，盡量做到每一種顔色在整個作品裏都是和諧的、合適的，更高級的是要表現出某一種傾向的氛圍。
美式翻糖蛋糕的成品因爲主要講究造型爲主，所用的色彩搭配要求不高，所以通常可以做到顔色純度偏高，色彩鮮豔分明，搶眼奪目。
從工具上區分
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制作美式翻糖和英式翻糖的主要工具多是花卉印模和矽膠模具。因爲英式翻糖制作的成品精細程度要求更高，所以相對來說，英式翻糖所要購買的工具的種類回更多，質量要求會更高。
不管英式糖花還是美式糖花，能創造商機的都好糖花。現在來劉清，不僅是英式糖花還是美式糖花，統統都能手到擒來！
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