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Whether with the kids or on your own, decorating is a lot of fun. We would like to help. On this page you will find suggestions, techniques, tools and supplies.

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  • At the heart of your cookie and cake decorating, is a decorating set. It can be simple and economical or expensive. It can have a barrel or a bag. The bags can be disposable or reusable. Here’s an overview to help you choose what is best for you.

Tips for making great icings:

1. Start with enough icing to cover the entire cake. Matching shades later can be difficult.
2. Dip a toothpick into the food coloring gel and then dab it into the icing. Add a little more until you get the right color.
3. Use a new toothpick each time that you add color so that you do not get icing in your food coloring jar.
4. Deep colors such as red may take more food coloring to achieve. To use less coloring for black and brown, start with chocolate icing.
5. Don't get your icing too dark. Color tends to deepen over time.
6. Royal icing often takes more food coloring than buttercream to reach the same shade.


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