A large round tip.
Love the cupcakes!
yes.
Yes. Cake frosting and cupcake frosting are the exact same thing. They are generally made from a butter-cream using butter, powdered sugar, milk and vanilla. There are thousands of frosting recipes and virtually all of them can be used interchangeably for both cakes and cupcakes.
Usually with the use of an icing bag with a shaped tip. There are cupcakes with signature swirls to them while some may also dip them. I like fancy ones with the usual swirly frosting on top.
You use blubbery cupcake with blueberry frosting and blue errors on the top
vanila cupcake and everything on the listwith the star on tge very top will for sure get her, ohh and don't forget to get the biggest frosting there is
Use a cool frosting tip to design the frosting, have a nice colored frosting, and fondant designs on top don't hurt
There are many ways to ice a cupcake:with a piping bag + nozzles but if don't have a piping bag or nozzles then you can use a plastic sandwich/ resealable bag, place the icing in one corner and push down the icing into the corner so all the air is out, cut the tip of the corner off and twist the top of the bag and make a swirl.You could also use a palette knife/ and ordinary dinner knife(if you don't have one but it is best to use a palette knife). get about 1 table spoon of icing on the knife and place in the centre of the cupcake and scrape the icing around the cupcake (it helps if you hold the cupcake in your hand at a 45 degree angle) and spread the icing around the cupcake so it is all covered and even.Put the icing in a food storage bag and snip the corner. Pipe the icing on the top of the cook cupcake. Alternately, spread the icing on top of the cooled cupcake with a butter knife or small spatula.
you can use green and yellow frosting to make a lime green frosting
To use a piping bag effectively for decorating cakes and pastries, first choose the right tip for the design you want. Fill the bag with frosting, leaving some space at the top. Twist the top of the bag to push the frosting down to the tip. Hold the bag at a 45-degree angle and apply even pressure to pipe the frosting in a steady motion. Practice on a plate before decorating the cake or pastry.
Use a chocolate cream cheese frosting.
a pallette knife, its is smooth for frosting or icing surfaces
To use a piping bag effectively for decorating cakes and pastries, first choose the right tip for the desired design. Fill the bag with frosting or icing, twist the top to secure it, and apply pressure to pipe out the frosting in a steady motion. Practice on a separate surface before decorating the cake or pastry to get a feel for the pressure needed. Clean the tip between uses to maintain clean lines and designs.