Cookie Icing Bottles, 6 Squeeze Applicator Bottles, 2 each (1, 2 and 4 ounces), Royal Icing Tools, Cake Sugar Cookie Decorating Supplies, Food Coloring, Frosting, Pancake Arts and Crafts Kit

I used these to decorate Christmas cookies, and they worked just fine! The hardest part was filling them, otherwise cleanup was easy especially since they include a bottle brush and a wire tip brush.

Easy to use and control for decorating. tips are sturdy and bottle is easy to squeeze. Good value and quality

These are handy but difficult to fill. The size is smaller than I realized and the top of the bottles isn’t very wide. Works great once you get them filled. Reasonable price

I thought these would do good for fine detailing when using royal icing. The bottles are very small, I did like that. The tip was fine, however, filling the bottles was tedious and messy. So they just sit now in the drawer while I use regular icing bags and icing tips.

So far I love them makes it so much easier to decorate.

Only thing is you have to put it in a piping bag to get into the bottle. But so much easier for the kids. They really enjoyed making designs and writing on their cookies.

Did not make easier to decorate cookies pastry bag 100 percent better

Tried to use a funnel to fill them but found that it worked better if I took a big scoop of icing and held it above to drizzle it in. It was a bit slow for sure, but other than using the bags I don’t know how you would do it. People say it was hard to get out but there’s a little note on the box that you can trim the spouts with scissors to let it flow more. That’s what I did! I trimmed one very wide hoping my two year old could use it but she still found squeezing difficult. In the end she was very happy being on sprinkle duty! Also we had given her the smallest bottle and in retrospect the biggest one might have been easier for her to squeeze. Thick icing probably won’t work as easily, but traditional cookie icing is perfect. The recipe is just powdered sugar, vanilla and water and a little bit of corn syrup optionally. You are supposed to mix it to “ribbon stage” and have it lose its shape after a couple seconds. I think my professional cookie baker friend would still use the bags, but this was a fun way to get started and use with a toddler pretty low mess. The sprinkles however covered the whole house, lol.

Great purchase!