Reply to "Messy Looking Cookies"

MBalaskaNibbler

Originally Posted by mintlemonade(cookie crumbs):

I agree with Wildflower. I use cello cones (not parchment cones but they are similar anyway) and they are great! My cello cones are small so I can hold one like a pen. Recently I used tips and piping bags for the first time at Sweetambs' class in Japan and I really struggled with them! At least to me cones are much easier to control.

I practiced piping lines a lot on paper or plates until I got the hang of it, not on cookies. I think it was useful and I still like practicing that way.

This sounds like such a great idea. Thank you for sharing. Do you use the 12 inch cones or the 18 inch cones?

4/30/157:34 PM

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