Monday, February 1, 2010

Make Icing Bags In Greaseproof Paper Making Icing Bags From Waxed Paper?

Making icing bags from waxed paper? - make icing bags in greaseproof paper

Hello, I read in a cookbook that you can use wax paper bags for the manufacture of ice, but I can not find stores in wax paper for some reason. You can grease / Cake for the same purpose or the dose should be waxed? Helpful answers only please

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

Yes, good wax and paper. I use it. If you use the cream, heat to work quickly to loosen the hand. It can be complicated, but works very well.

bennachi... said...

Yes would wax paper.
Often results in a few sacks of cereal boxes in hand for it.
They know that to enter the sacks of grain, etc.

This way, you can not have their sixe and cut a corner to pipe through the iceing

You can also use a food or snack bars, but be careful if you use a mouthpiece pipeing

roddy said...

Wax paper is very good. I've never worked in a bakery that uses something else. If you have a larger bag, the double thickness.

nickname said...

I think you'll find that the back-fat / wax paper is that you are looking for but Ry cooking parchment paper piping bag work.

ALISON H said...

Baking paper is a good substitute for waxed paper - it works perfectly.

Yahooooo... said...

Paper greasproof well ......
Wax paper is sometimes known as parchment paper ..... but not necessary.

tkrumpak said...

Ice packs simply use a plastic bag with the cut surfaces

Anonymous K said...

If you are able to May .. Try it out. can be good:)

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