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"holiday best" "heavenly christmas cookies" CLICK HERE *** BLANK Frosting Sheets *** Blank Wafer Paper Sheets *** COOKIE ICING & RECIPES *** FooDoodler® Q&A’s |
Food Coloring PensPastries, Toaster Pastries, Candy, and any other hard food surface. *** FINE PENS | MARKER PENS | DUAL END PENS *** Refrigerate pens after opening, although it is not necessary this will help keep them separate from your other markers. I would also store these in a plastic zip lock bag to help from drying out. SUGARCRAFT'S HOME-MENU |
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By popular demand... a pre-printed black and white edible picture for you to color yourself using food marking pens. Simply use a food marking color pen and fill-in the colors. Remove from backing, cut a part and place on moist iced cookies, cupcakes, cakes or other treats. Perfect for the kid in all of us! What a fun birthday party play idea. Join around the table and make edible art. What a loving gift for Valentine's Day, Mother's Day of Father's Day. Easy to use. Our Kits include 2 sheets of pictures and 5 edible food pens (black, blue, green, yellow, red). Need a set especially designed for your party? Just ASK! New designs are always available for the asking. Email info@sugarcraft.com for new designs. |
FOOD DOODLERS! Forget what Mom said - It's okay to play with your food. Paint a cookie or write a note on a bagel. Add a greeting to a dinner plate, or a funny face to a boiled egg for a lunch box surprise. All you need are Food Doodler markers and your imagination. These fun pens are filled with non-toxic, edible food inks and are perfect for adding decorative details to pastries, bread, cheese, veggies and candies. Add some fun to your cooking with Food Doodler® food coloring markers. Decorate anything from cookies to crackers. They will become available with Kellogg's Pop Tarts®. So get ready because now it's a day for you to play with your food! HAVE YOUR CAKE AND PAINT IT, TOO. *MORE ABOUT FOOD DOODLERS* COOKIE ICING & RECIPES |
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Orange, Purple, Pink, Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Black, Flesh and Brown 10 piece #00100 $15.59 |
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Outline or color designs on Frosting Sheets. Perfect for Stenciling, Stamping, Outlining designs or Freehand drawing, these versatile pens will draw fine, medium or broad lines with ease on any surface firm enough to write on. U.S. Certified Food Color. GREAT IDEA! COOKIE ICING & RECIPES |
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Above picture shows using our Kopykake projector to project designs and images directly onto the frosting sheets which are then outlined with our NEW Edible Ink Pens. |
Other decorators are free-hand drawing onto the Frosting Sheets with our Edible Ink Pens.
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Creative decorators are rubber stamping designs onto Frosting Sheets for their cookies and cakes. Then color design with our Edible Ink Pens. |
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Includes Ink Pen Colors: Purple, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Flesh tone, Pink, Red, Brown, Black. Assorted Frosting Sheets: 7 1/2 x 10 Sheet, 8" Round, 3" Round, 2" Round, Business Cards. #FDP-FS $36.54 |
Create
a Snowman from marshmallow and pretzel sticks, create a winter village
with graham crackers or toaster pastries, decorate them with the Food Doodler®
markers, color the icing on your Ginger Bread house. |
Boost
up picnic food, coloring and writing on hot dog and hamburger buns
is so much fun, potato chips and tortilla chips also work well. Create
a 4th of July hot dog bun! |
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Cookies Recipe:
1 cup sugar 1/2 cup shortening 2 eggs 1/2 tsp. vanilla 2 1/4 cups flour 1/4 tsp. salt 2 tsp. baking powder 1 tbs.. milk |
Cream sugar, shortening
, eggs and vanilla.
Sift in dry ingredients then add milk. Beat until smooth. Roll into a ball and refrigerate for one hour. Roll out on floured surface. Cut out with cookie cutter. Bake at 375 & degrees; for 12 minutes, let cool. Royal Icing Recipe: Using an electric mixer or spoon, beat 2 tablespoons of water and 1 1/2 cups of powdered sugar together until thick. Add more powdered sugar to make it thicker or more water to make it thinner. Icing Directions: 1. Glaze cookies or pastries with icing. Spread thinly. 2. Let harden before using the Food Doodler® Markers. 3. Gently write or color your design. 4. When decorating non-glazed surfaces, tip should be wiped off with damp paper towel due to crumbs. |
Using Pens with Frosting
Sheets (edible & not tough like wafer paper): This is a message
found on my message board from Carol
Question:Since
I don't have my edible Picture printer quite yet, why can't I do simple
pictures on the frosting sheets that usually are meant to go through printer,
with food color pens/markers??
Now, what I'd like to know is if anyone has tried it. I used to draw pictures on wafer paper occasionally. I wondered if the pens draw easier on the newer frosting sheets. I don't want to do too many pictures this way (because, obviously, complicated pictures would have me drawing for hours), BUT I don't want to do them in icing starts/fill-in anymore on cakes, and as I mentioned, don't have my printer for edible ink yet. Answer: From carol f-tx - I use Food Doodlers all the time. It works perfect for making the ribbon messages. I trace the message on the frosting sheet, cut it out and place it on fresh fondant/gumpaste (mixed) and then trim the paste to the frosting sheet. This tie was done free hand... colored in using food color pens and gold highlighter dust. You can't dawdle with the color or it will melt... but you've worked with wafer paper and you use almost the same technique. From Cakeprincess: |
• Why decorate a Frosting
Sheets?
There are a number of reasons why
cake decorators chose to decorate a Frosting Sheet rather than the cake
itself;
here are some of them:
• Decorating a Frosting
Sheets allows you to make a mistake!
Just imagine, you're airbrushing
directly onto your customer's cake and you make a mistake - you've just
ruined the cake and you have no choice but to dispose of it. This would
not happen if you decorated a Frosting Sheet, you would only ruin the frosting
sheet.
• Decorating a Frosting
Sheets allows you to decorate ahead of time
The Friday afternoon, Saturday morning
cake decorating rush can be a thing of the past when you choose to decorate
Frosting Sheets because you can decorate them ahead of time, seal them
in their Zip-Lock bag and place them on the cake at the last minute. No
more rushing and making hurried mistakes - decorate the Frosting Sheets
throughout the week or when you're not so busy.