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9th October 2017

Two Toned Frosting

Two toned frosting is like the crowning glory on cakes and cupcakes. Amazingly easy to pull off, impress your family and guests with beautifully decorated treats.

two toned frosting

Here in 6 easy steps, I give you instructions on how to make this frosting to create this effect.

STEP 1

Just pop the nozzle you prefer to use into the bag, cut a little hole and push the nozzle through. Place the bag, nozzle side down in to the glass and open the bag around the glass so it is easy to work.

Two toned frosting

STEP 2

Get the two colors ready. Here I am using Pink and White.

Two toned frosting

STEP 3

Using a spoon or spatula spread it into the bag on one side upwards. So the white is on one half of the bag.

Two toned frosting

The amount icing you put of each color in the bag will determine the density of swirl you will get.

STEP 4

Next, fill in the second color. Here I’m using Pink. It is a bit messy, but believe me it is amazing how beautifully it pipes.

Two toned frosting

STEP 5

Next, twist the top of the bag to close and squeeze some icing out onto a plate until you reach a two tone effect you're looking for. The beginning might be an out put of all white or all pink depending on how close to the nozzle your color is spread. Once the two colors meet you will have a nice two tone effect.

 

 

 two toned frosting

STEP 6

Once you are satisfied with the effect, you can begin frosting your cupcakes.  This frosting was used to frost Neapolitan cupcakes, Click here for the recipe.

two toned frosting

Have fun and Enjoy ♥

TWO TONED FROSTING

 

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  1. Emma - Bake Then Eat says

    October 10, 2017 at 5:38 pm

    Lovely, so pretty. I really must try it i didn’t realise it was so simple.

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    • The Gardening Foodie says

      November 06, 2017 at 2:30 pm

      Thank you Emma, it is really simple and creates such an impressive look.

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  2. Kelly @ Kelly Lynns Sweets and Treats says

    October 11, 2017 at 5:21 am

    I love this tutorial! Your frosting is beautiful!!

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    • The Gardening Foodie says

      October 13, 2017 at 8:11 pm

      Thank you Kelly, It was fun to do 🙂

      Reply
  3. Thrifty Campers says

    November 07, 2017 at 2:26 am

    So very helpful. Two tone frosting is such a neat concept but didn't know how to do it in the past.

    Reply

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