Cooking Instructions
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Beat all ingredients together until stiff peaks form.
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Spoon some of the icing into individual bowls and add food coloring.
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Add additional water, about 1 teaspoon at a time until you reach the desired consistency. - Thick icing for outlining and thin icing for filling
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*Make sure all bowls and utensils are totally grease-free for your icing or you will not reach desired consistency.
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