Pr​oducts I use and love

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Roll out the perfect thickness every time! One thing I love about this rolling pin is that you can adjust the thickness of cookies by removing or adding the discs at the end. 
The purple disc makes nice thick cookies that have a soft middle, if you don't over bake them.
My favorite rolling pin
Baking / Rolling Mats
Baking mats for rolling dough? Absolutely! I don't bake with this set of mats, though you could. I place a ball of dough between the two mats and use my Joseph Joseph rolling pin to roll out my dough with ease.
This is great for extra cleanliness, but also prevents any sticking to your counter or rolling pin and it won't slide like parchment paper does.
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My cookie dough rolling set up
I love my Kitchen Aid stand mixer, but when I need to make a double batch of dough or buttercream my Cooklee comes in handy. If you are looking for a stand mixer that is more wallet friendly than a Kitchen Aid, take a look at the Cooklee. I have had mine for almost two years and it works great. It does stop on me when I get close to the end of a double batch of cookie dough because it's thick and fills up most of the bowl. But, it also does that so that it doesn't over heat, which I like. I let it rest for a few seconds and I can run it again. However, you don't want to overmix your dough, so at that point, using your clean hands to mix in that last bit of flour might be a better option, if you are doing a large batch of dough.
Mesh Mats
These baking mats are fantastic for baking cookies without burning the bottom or having them spread.
I buy them from The Cookie Countess

Ingredient Favorites

Lyle's Golden Syrup
What I use in my royal icing instead of corn syrup.
I purchase meringue powder and gel colors from https://www.americolorcorp.com/
​they provide nut-free products

Cookie Decorating Favorites