These Arctic White Fox Christmas Cookies are so cute and fun to make for a Christmas cookie exchange or a Winter theme celebration!
I just loved the look of these Winter Artic Foxes! These were so fun to decorate and they turned out so cute. The silver food coloring mist was painted on, not sprayed so it was much easier to control and it was the perfect amount of shimmer for a festive cookie!
These cookies were a fun change from the traditional shaped Christmas trees and candy cane cookies, everyone commented on how cute they were! They were the favorite of the whole bunch!
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You will need:
- Your favorite sugar cookie recipe
- Your favorite royal icing recipe
- Fox cookie cutter
- Wilton Silver Food Coloring Mist
- Food safe brushes
- Black food coloring
- Make cookie dough and cut out fox shapes using cookie cutter
- Cool and frost cookies with white royal icing let dry overnight.
- Spray some of the silver food coloring mist onto a plate until you have a small puddle.
- Using a food safe paint brush, dip brush into the food coloring mist and lightly brush silver fur all over the cookie, leaving the bottom part of the face the tip of the tail and a little bit of the stomach white.
- Mix black food coloring into a small amount of the royal icing and pipe on eyes, nose and legs.
These super adorable cookies will warm up any winter’s day!
Arctic Fox Cookies
Ingredients
- Your favorite sugar cookie recipe
- Your favorite royal icing recipe
- Fox cookie cutter
- Wilton Silver Food Coloring Mist
- Food safe brushes
- Black food coloring
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Instructions
- Make cookie dough and cut out fox shapes using cookie cutter
- Cool and frost cookies with white royal icing let dry overnight.
- Spray some of the silver food coloring mist onto a plate until you have a small puddle.
- Using a food safe paint brush, dip brush into the food coloring mist and lightly brush silver fur all over the cookie, leaving the bottom part of the face the tip of the tail and a little bit of the stomach white.
- Mix black food coloring into a small amount of the royal icing and pipe on eyes, nose and legs.
