Reply to "Trouble with Soggy Cookies and Rippling with Dehydrator"

IFeelCookGobbler

I have rippling issues… I put large cookies in the dehydrator and, after two hours, there were a lot of ripples in the icing. I didn't pick the cookies up the dehydrator, I didn't touch them. I just switched off the dehydrator and opened it. I've read that moving the cookies is one of the main causes for rippling but, as I said, I have not touched them…

Any idea? Thanks a lot for your help!

1/26/1411:01 AM

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