Royal Icing Recipe for Decorating Cookies
This is my all-time favorite royal icing recipe for my iced sugar cookies.
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What is meringue powder?
Meringue Powder is a mix of dried and powdered egg whites, sugar, flavor, and stabilizers. It's an essential ingredient in making royal icing.
Where can I find meringue powder?
We sell Meringue Powder in our online store and ship anywhere within the United States. If you need meringue powder right now, try your local grocery store or craft store.
Is royal icing easy to make?
Royal icing is simple to make, and only takes 4 ingredients: meringue powder, vanilla extract, powdered sugar, and corn syrup. You can make royal icing in as little as 10 minutes.
How do I color royal icing?
Add a few drops of gel food color and then add droplets (yes, droplets!) of water to bring it to the consistency you want. Read our blog on coloring royal icing here.
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