Royal icing piping bags

I do lots of weird things. Some of them don't make sense until I explain the logic behind them. The way I color and prepare my royal icing is one of these things. Keep in

The Cookie Box Club on Instagram: "This bag cut is my all-time favorite! A tiny inverted v cut on your piping bag (or even a Ziploc bag) will help you create beautiful leaves and petals without the use of special tips. Here I used semi-stiff icing consistency to make sure the leaves would stay put when piped. The bow was made with molding royal icing and one of our silicone molds. #sugarcookies #wreathcookies #royalicing #decoratedcookies #decoratedchristmascookies #cookiedecorating"

Click the link to see my easy to follow tutorial showing how to make a paper piping bag for icing. Greaseproof Piping Bag/ Parchment Paper Piping Bag/ Baking Paper Piping Bag

Leah Durso on Instagram: "Did you know you…you can freeze royal icing! I freeze it right in the piping bags. I put the piping bags in a ziplock bag and date the outside so I know when it’s time to toss it if I haven’t used it already (2 months). I like to use previous colors to create new ones; that is how I got this beautiful green 🌲"

Celebrate by ML on Instagram: "How to prepare royal icing bags for DIY decorating cookie kits 🎁👩🏻‍🍳 #tutorial #royalicing #howtomakeroyalicing #cookiekits #celebratebyml #nychomebaker"

Laura - Cookie Artist - ATL 🍑 on Instagram: “Watch me teach you how to cut a tipless piping bag to create a leaf shape with stiff consistency royal icing. Save this video for when…”

This recipe has been on my to-do list for a long time, but like all recipes, it was a little bit of a journey to get to where I wanted to be. This is my

The Cookie Box Club on Instagram: "Ruffles with only a piping bag? Yes! Love this #pipingbag trick! #decoratedcookies #royalicing"