Making and Testing PYO Cookie Palettes Part 2

A fun tutorial on decorating sugar cookies with Royal Icing. This week we are making and testing paint your own sugar cookie palettes. Paint your own (PYO) cookies have become the hot new cookie trend and with Easter around the corner the palette buzz is in the air.
This is the second part of a two part series where I will test and review 6 palettes all together. Don't miss part one where I make 5 different types of paint your own (PYO) cookie palettes.
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MAKING & TESTING PART 1
• Making and Testing PYO...
COOKIE RECIPE VIDEO
• Video
ICING RECIPE VIDEO
• Really Easy Royal Icing
ICING CONSISTANCY VIDEO
• 3 Types of Icing Consi...
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TOOLS AND PRODUCTS USED IN THIS VIDEO
R & M International 5100 Cookie Stick Cutter, One Size, Silver
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50 Pieces Lip Brushes
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Wilton 1907-1351 2-Piece Dusting Brush Set
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Wilton Master 24 Icing Color 1-Ounce Set
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Store bought paint palette - Flour Confections
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Wilton Cookie Decorating Tool Set, 3-Piece Cookie Decorating Supplies (Scribe)
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LOHOME Dessert Cookie Cupcake Squeeze Bottles Icing Piping Bottle
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Standard Plastic Couplers, for Use Cake Decorating Tubes and Bags
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Disposable icing bags
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Icing Bag Ties
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Wilton Master Decorating Tip Set
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Ateco Decorating Tip 1
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Wilton Meringue Powder
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[@AvieMare]

Absolutely the most informative vid I’ve seen on this topic. Thank You!!

[@smthompsonsuitor9061]

Thank you for your video, I will be going with gel dots, transfers would be fun but for my first PYO project for an event in four days, dots is the way to go, thanks again, I'm glad I found your channel

[@donnapreston1347]

Thank you sooooo much for doing this video. I've always wanted to see a side by side comparison. I've previously only used the store bought pallets (sp?) and I did one on my own. For my own, I used a round sponge dipper into air brush color and onto the side of the PYO cookie. The colors were very vibrant, but it was time consuming (not difficult though) and the air brush color, applied in that manner, sort of ate away at the cookie surface. It is so much easier to do the store bought, but a bit more costly if you're watching your profit margin. I really like the M&M's idea. It looks vibrant enough, so I think I will try that next. Thanks Gabby! Love watching your show! Take care and stay safe.

[@jd3360]

This was super helpful as I've been trying to decide on which to use. This vid is just what I needed to decide. Thanks so much!

[@griseldabarrientos4174]

Thank you for testing them like this 🙌🏽💞 legend

[@bettywest8191]

Wow this was the best videos. Just what I was looking for and you make it totally clear and understandable. And thanks for doing the comparisons. Saves us a lot of time. LOVE IT!

[@meharabbasi1]

Great video, awesome solution and tips. Thanks a lot @TheCoolCookieShow.

[@jbuggy1957]

Amazing. Thank you so much!

[@yazelramirez7012]

Wow this information was just what I needed. I normally airbrush royal icing transfers but the Gel Dot is looking like my go to option as it looks 10x easier and faster. Thank You

[@maryellenhoybook33]

I'm going to go back and watch part one, but I was wondering if you could just paint the corresponding colored gel on the candies, saving the time to make the royal icing dots? I love this video. So much great info. Thanks for doing all the hard work for us!!!

[@pazviveroscarrillo9955]

Really helpful! Thank you 😊

[@maija1163]

This is what i was lookng for! Thank you!

[@Artzenflowers]

That was very helpful,thank you.

[@lynnel.1083]

The Cookie Countess (if it is the US company) is one town over from where i live, about 15 minutes. 😀 this would be a fun, hands-on activity for the (not so) little ones. Great project!

[@GPSJane]

Thank you. I had no idea this was such a big thing but this is very helpful. You left out the chapter for m&ms btw.

[@stehbruschi488]

Esse vídeo nos ajuda demais, muito obrigada

[@harrietoneil3911]

Thanks for sharing the comparisons. I tried the gel but it never completely dried, so thanks for the cornstarch tip.

[@jeaneeneweishaar6638]

Had you considered doing one with airbrushing the royal icing transfers? I’d like to see that compared to the gel color because my gel colors never mix well with the alcohol 😕

[@wejogirl]

I was hoping for one where the actual dots are made from very pigmented royal icing. I'll have to try that.

[@charlenelinsangan6956]

Thanks so much for all the hard work in showing us side by side comparisons! Did you use same brush for 1 cookie or different brush per color?