Due to the unique properties of the sugarpaste, you may notice that it becomes harder in colder temperatures. Please be assured that this change in texture is unavoidable and is a natural reaction to the surrounding environment. Here are a few tips to help you manage the sugarpaste during cold weather:

• Allow for acclimation: If your sugarpaste has been exposed to cold temperatures, allow it some time to acclimate to room temperature before use. This will help restore its original consistency.
• Keading: Gently knead the sugarpaste to soften it. Applying a bit of warmth through your hands can help bring back its pliability.
• Microwave caution: While it is possible to use a microwave for a few seconds to soften the sugarpaste, exercise caution to avoid overheating. Short intervals with frequent checks are recommended
• Storage considerations: Store the sugarpaste in a cool, dry place, but be mindful of cold conditions. If possible, bring the sugarpaste to room temperature before use.