Airbrushed Cookies When Can I Bag Them?

Decorating By ChubbyCupcakes Updated 2 Apr 2019 , 9:04pm by kakeladi

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ChubbyCupcakes Posted 2 Apr 2019 , 8:22pm
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I recently started using an airbrush to save a ton of time with decorating cookies. I ice them with white royal icing. The next day I decorate them with an airbrush. The day after that I use edible marker for details and then bag them up to ship. I went to ship some cookies and noticed the airbrush color had changed slightly and become wet again. um, wth! How long do I need to wait for this stuff to dry? it was dry to the touch when I bagged them. 


PLEASE HELP ME!! Airbrushed Cookies When Can I Bag Them?Airbrushed Cookies When Can I Bag Them?

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kakeladi Posted 2 Apr 2019 , 9:04pm
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The icing is absorbing the moisture in the cookies.  Airbrushing really has nothing to do with it.  You'll have to bake the cookies longer &/or leave them dry longer before icing them. 

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