Would these work to color on a sugar cookie with no icing? I am looking for a simple project at my sons birthday party for 2-5 yr olds.
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I have used other pens and these are the best by far. I use them to outline my sugar cookies prior to icing them and they work great.
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I've used them directly on cookies before and they don't work so well. It ruins the tips and the colors don't show up well. I would recommend preparing a.batch of sugar cookies frosted with white royal icing ahead of time. The icing is easy to make and you can use a plastic squeeze bottle to ice the cookies. Give them a day to dry and they'll be perfect to draw on. You can Google "royal icing" for more.info.
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Well I use it us outline to trace my design on cookies.But I didn't try yet to use the whole pen without icing, but just to make it sure try at least 1 cookie first if turn out good..and taste good.. so that you don't waste your whole cookies. :-)
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about 2 inches & its super cute with minimal frosting! I just outlined with bright colored royal icing & let that dry then filled in with the same color & did store bought eyes. but you could easily do Nemo colors. They're fun. I'm glad I bought them.
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I didn't peel the paper off because I use them as regular crayons. but as far as I can see if they're the same as regular crayon brand. When I did make melted ones in the past I just made sure to chop them pretty small
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These would definitely work for a 2 year old ppaint party. I used them for a 4 year paint party. I loved them!
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They are very small, 1 inch tall I would guess. I use them on my cakes-- I used them on the Ninja Turtle Cake on my blog if you want to see an example www.ashleygioia.blogspot.com
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Absolutely! They feel like normal paper on the front, so markers, pens or even crayons would be fine to use. Depending on the age group of the kids, you may have to help them peel the back off if they make shapes and cut their sticker out. Have fun!
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I would definitely think that for cupcakes it would work. However, I'm not sure about brownies. When I was a kid, we made brownies from "scratch" and they were unbelievably thick. These I don't think would work, but if you're making something from a box mix, like a cake batter, I would think it would work. I am very happy with my dispenser :)
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Yes, but they are THIN (not the usual thickness of silicone products. They do work well on cupcakes, however.
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Yes, these are exactly the same as food coloring that you buy in a grocery store. However, to get darker colors, you would have to use quite a bit of these. The gel colors might work better for darker shades and you'll use less without watering down your icing too much.
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These are not water-based ink, if you want to mix them with water it won't work....But it is perfectly possible to use a paintbrush or the finger in order to hive them a form, a shape, and will not smear, don't worry!
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You can use this food coloring for whatever food. I have used it to color sugar before. Don't limit yourself to frosting and cake!
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TheThese work great! I even used them to make faces on snowmen and gingerbread cookies. We first sealed the cookie with royal icing. Once that hardens you can use these pens very well. I have never tried the on an unfrosted cookie.
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We bought these to use at my daughter's wedding. We used stickers on them. I think with the right ink you could stamp on them but it will be difficult as they are curved.
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I wouldn't think it would work well for cake. They are pretty small. I used them to mold chocolate and some of the detail on the molds did not turn out. It suited my purpose but I think it would be hard to get the cake batter to keep the details.
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I haven't tried these for mugs. I have tried regular Sharpie and it did not work; it washed off in the dishwasher. I bought these to use on the desks in my classroom, to write the kids' names on them.
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At lower temperatures, probably, however, they are shot glass size, which is only about 1.5 ozs. I'm not sure that's enough for baking anything. Marie
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I don't know whether they would work. I suspect they would, but these are meant for fine art. You can probably find much cheaper pastel colored chalks in a store that sells crayons and other art materials for kids. Wal-Mart or Target for example.