Flooding cookies using spoon method

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

Wow. Thanks. This is an easy way to flood cookies without using a piping bag.

[@donnasimons6218]

Easier on your hands too

[@damealeta3541]

Yup shaky hands here mostly from a broken elbow that affected my entire right arm. Great idea I'll have to try it! Thanks you

[@donnasimons6218]

Oh dear, yeah you need an easy way. This is my fave

[@karennewkirk2627]

Been using a spoon for decades. It's just easiest for me. I prefer it over using a bag.

[@donnasimons6218]

I’m with you, so much easier on my old hands and wrist 🥰

[@gabrielncali8999]

This is so interesting. . . . !

[@GoMommaGo]

So much faster than flooding with a bag.👍👍

[@donnasimons6218]

I love doing it this way!

[@jantaylor4282]

Can you tell where you got that cookie cutter? The pattern is so interesting, and I have never seen it before. Thanks.

[@donnasimons6218]

It’s an Ann Clark metal one !

[@kristiclark3808]

Do you have recipe for icing?

[@donnasimons6218]

I use the standard recipe on the back of the meringue powder and add 2tbl of corn syrup ❤

[@loriann9245]

Doesn't the icing dry out kept uncovered like that?

[@carolynharris5363]

​@@loriann9245
Good question?

[@donnasimons6218]

@@loriann9245 no it doesn’t, I’m constantly using it while uncovered, stirring it

[@georgefieldsjr.640]

Powder sugar and very little water😂❤