Reply to "Using Corn Syrup for Shine"

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I agree, I’ve had the best success using corn syrup with a light hand in small areas. I brushed some onto the patty of a hamburger cookie once, and I’ve kept it in a bag for years with no issues. (I do live in a pretty dry climate though, and the cookie lives in a box with desiccant packets as well.) My stained glass cookie, on the other hand, has a thicker layer of corn syrup and is still tacky a over a year later.

11/16/189:15 AM

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