Is it easy to color and is it good for covering and decorating cookies?
191760
I use it on cookies all of the time. Just brush cookie with piping gel first and use the same cookie cutter to cut out your design.
191761
It is easy to color. I'm not sure I would use it on cookies. I guess it all depends on the type of cookie. You don't want any crumbs in the fondant. You use a thin frosting to adhere the fondant. It's good for decorations though.
191762
Yes, it is easy to color, just takes mixing. I have never used it on cookies. I use fondant on cakes/cupcakes and then mainly just for decorations. I prefer good old butter cream icing for taste, but you can do so much with fondant as far as decorating. I do prefer the taste on this brand compared to others.
1684017
Yes it is thick enough to make a cookie cutter, however it is a bit flimy, I personally would look for something a bit stiffer.
1624067
YES! It's great for decorating cupcakes and regular cakes, too! I even use mine for spreading ice melt pellets in the dead of winter. The non-stick polymer requires no clean-up. My children love the cupcakes decorated in this manner. They are turning a weird shade of blue, but they don't have any more weeds growing in their hair as in the past! Great product! (Would recommend this to a friend.)
1358054
I did not use mine for baking cookies, so can not answer, I used mine to make Christmas ornaments.
1899549
I have been using them for over a year just for baking cookies.... and I love it.... They have gotten a little brown staining but they do work great otherwise. I gave one to my daughter for her cookie baking and she also loves it...
333927
No easily I have found it to hold its color well and clean up is very easy. I imagine you may have that problem if you let it soak for along time or put it away damp but I have mine for about 6 months and I love it. I have recommended this to friends of mine and would recommend it to anyone.
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Agree with others ..it would not last .. Another way is pretty Involved and time consuming ....Use Oil Based Sharpies AFTER making your outline on a cup with a Cricut Machine .. After coloring in the name , remove the "cricut stencil" AFTER initial drying time ..Then put the Oven safe Coffee or OTHER cup into the Oven ..THEN turn on oven and heat up to around 350 for about 20 -30 minutes .... then turn off oven and let cool off completely..This "Cures" the ink and "might" be dishwasher safe or atleast hand wash safe ...
1422488
I used it to paint shells and it looks great and glows pretty good as for painting glass jars it paints clear just don't glob a bunch on. I recommend the green for the longest glow it does glow for awhile.
2188079
Cookie sheet non stick liner. No need to spray it, already has a non stick surface and easy to clean. easier clean up than just using a cookie sheet with Pam or non stick spray. Work great for many things other than cookies. Bake, Broil, etc.
1918911
We bought this for my son's 3rd bday and I put it on top of a 9 x 13 and it fit perfectly. It does fit right to the edge so there isn't a lot of room for border decorations, but it was a HUGE hit! Super easy to apply (I had never used one) and easy to mold around the edge of the cake. Hope this helps!
1037598
Yes, it works just fine for both frosting and for cookies. Use the stiff frosting, if you are making it.
625848
yes - my friend did it, and he said it was easy.it's pretty cute. we have it as a gift.good luck,c
540273
Yes! It actually does a good job! I bought it for making cookies and it performs well!
2032067
Unsure of what objects you mean, but I have used mine on fondant, pastiage and royal icing on cookies with great results. As long as you use a light touch there is little bleed thru and the colors are great.
199781
I've noticed that they stain when using somewhat greasy/saucy items. I haven't used them for cookies since I use parchment paper when baking cookies. I have multiple types of liners and they've all stained in some way or another. IMO better the liners stain than my cookie sheets.
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I'm no professional but have used it to color my buttercream frosting and fondant. You will have to be careful of how much you use since it is liquid and WILL make the frosting loose and same with the fondant/gumpaste. If you find the frosting to loose just add more powdered sugar and cornstarch for fondant and gumpaste. Keep in mind its only colored water. Hope this helps. Pam
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I think it is, it has a variety of colors to play around with, and it helps you to learn to control the blending since it is a little bit powdery.. I love it though there's glittery colors and plain and a lot of colors I think you should try it out! :D good luck