Dummy Display Cookies

LiesbetSuper Gobbler

Hello!

Has anyone made dummy display cookies before? I would like to make Christmas cookie platters for display ahead of time, but also preferable that they can be used for 2 or 3 years. I was thinking of using a hard gingerbread-type dough that will last (e.g., like @Teri Pringle Wood's keepsake cookies), but am wondering if there is anything else that can be used?

Has anyone done this? Does anyone have ideas?

I worry if I would use Styrofoam (airbrushed the right colour) that the RI (royal icing) would flake off.

Thanks,

Liesbet

8/1/182:30 AM

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