Cookie Flooding Question

Decorating By Ducky316 Updated 15 Feb 2013 , 10:20am by Evoir

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Ducky316 Posted 15 Feb 2013 , 9:49am
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I decided to try this because I want to practice the embroidery technique. I got the royal icing to the perfect consistancy, but soon after I started outlining the dam, the tip got clogged...and kept getting clogged! I ended up throwing the bag aside and just used a spoon! I was using tip # 3. The recipe I found for royal icing did not say to sift the powdered sugar...I'm wondering if little bits of sugar is what was clogging my tip...Thoughts?

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Evoir Posted 15 Feb 2013 , 10:07am
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AAbsolutely!

Firstly you should be using pure icing sugar - no cornstarch in it. Secondly you need to sift with a very fine sifter/sieve. I use a superfine drum sieve.

You sometimes even have to then strain the icing through a nylon stocking to remove even more particulate matter, if you're using a 00, 000 or a 0000 tip!

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Ducky316 Posted 15 Feb 2013 , 10:08am
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Moderator...Please delete this post..I didn't reaize there was a cookies section. Will post there thanks!!!

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Ducky316 Posted 15 Feb 2013 , 10:08am
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Originally Posted by Evoir 

Absolutely!

Firstly you should be using pure icing sugar - no cornstarch in it. Secondly you need to sift with a very fine sifter/sieve. I use a superfine drum sieve.

You sometimes even have to then strain the icing through a nylon stocking to remove even more particulate matter, if you're using a 00, 000 or a 0000 tip!

Thank you for the tip!!!!!!

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Evoir Posted 15 Feb 2013 , 10:20am
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AI can move your thread, so you do not have to repost it there.

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