Reply to "Tipless Icing Bags"

Julia M. Usher posted:
Parchment cones do all of the above with no seams - and they're cheaper. People really should try them if they haven't.

I would LOVE to figure out how to use parchment cones. I have watched your tutorial and bought some parchment triangles, but I am not doing something right! confused I think the holes that I cut are cut on an angle or something. The icing comes out shaped like a triangle! lol I really like to use small tips so parchment cones would be my answer. I have been recommended these disposable bags as well https://amzn.to/2yiECk3 , but they aren't biodegradable.

6/27/186:51 PM

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