Magifrost Icing for Dog Treats - Create Vibrantly and Dog-Safe Delights | Made in The U.S.A. | Simple Ingredients and Convenient | Gluten and Grain-Free Perfect for Dog Treat (10oz)

So easy to use! It was my 1st time using icing on my homemade dog treats and I couldn't be happier. Perfect consistency, dried hard overnight and has a pretty sheen when hard. Will definitely be ordering more.

The K9Cakery Magifrost Icing for Dog Treats is a must-have for dog treat bakers! This icing is easy to use and creates vibrant, professional-looking designs while being completely safe for pups. The simple, gluten- and grain-free ingredients make it ideal for health-conscious pet owners.It dries quickly with a smooth finish that doesn’t smudge, and it holds up well on treats without cracking. Whether you’re decorating for a special occasion or just spoiling your pup, this icing adds a fun, creative touch. Plus, it’s made in the USA, which is a great bonus!

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I just could not get a cornstarch dog icing recipe to work so I decided to give this icing a try. Also I'm certainly no baking/icing wizard but with some trial and error I figured out a way to make it work, and they turned out cute!First, this stuff is cement. Dries hard as a rock and glued some of the half broken cookies back together. I thought the first batch was a little dry (1/4 cup powder and 1tbs water) so I added an extra tip of water to the second batch and felt it had a more workable consistency. I also had more success microwaving the mix for 10-15 seconds and using a round bristle brush than I did with a piping bag. But like I said I'm a total icing novice.As for the amount in the bag, it doesn't cover as much as you'd think. With my two batches I used close to half the bag and did around 70 quarter sized cookies.Overall I'm pleased with the product and would try it again in the future. Tastes alright as well!

This frosting was easy to mix and to put on the pup treats. It would appear hardened but then I would store the dog treats in a sealed container they would stick together and melt. I then decided to leave them out to harden a lot longer than a few hours, so I left them out for 24 hours. Same result and very sticky. Not going to recommend to use as "icing".

Easy enough to use but seems to lack the gel like luster I get with the competing brand. It's also very shiny and seems to streak dry when I used the icing needle to spread it. Overall this is ok for an alternative.

I'm used to work with royal icing , but this was my first time using this product, this time I baked treats for my dog's birthday. I found out that the point where I usually use my royal icing with this product turn out to be a tad more liquid when applied in cookie, so I recommend using it a tad thicker than you usually do so it's not too runny that spills. It works great and my dog loved his treats.I also decorated around 30 cookies with half a cup mixture.

Its been over 24 hours and the icing is still tacky. I cant not put the treat in bags cause the icing will make a mess of the bags.