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Piping set

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Thingsthatgo · 28/03/2023 19:01

I would like to try doing some piped icing designs. I've tried it once or twice before, but only with really cheap sets and I've always had a problem with the nozzle coming off the end.
Do I need to invest in something decent? Any recommendations?
Thank you 😊

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Flangeosaurus · 28/03/2023 19:06

I can’t for the life of me remember what it’s call but I have a screw thinger which goes into the bottom of the piping bag and then you put the nozzle on, then another screw thinger holds the nozzle in place. Sorry that’s absolutely as clear as mud. When the baby is asleep I will take a picture. It’s so you can change nozzles easily.

Thingsthatgo · 28/03/2023 19:17

Oh yes! That what I need. Thank you.
Oh.... I can feel a new expensive obsession coming on. I want to spend all my money on that website!

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Flangeosaurus · 28/03/2023 20:01

It’s deadly isn’t it Grin don’t go near the Lakeland shop at Windermere if you’re ever that way! I will say the Wilton colour right system is still going strong for me 4 years later so that was worth it, it’s colour drops for icing but you can combine bottles to make different colours so you can do any colour you want without always having to buy it

WildAloofRebel · 28/03/2023 20:03

I wouldn’t bother with a set as there’ll be loads you’ll rarely use.

Buy PME or Wilton or Ateco - anything without a seam.

My most-used are 0,1,2,4, small French star tip (can’t remember the number sorry!), Wilton 102, small open star.

Then some various bigger stars for cupcake swirls.

Definitely get a few couplers and a roll of piping bags.

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