Chefmaster3358 Painting and Drawing, Multicolor

The colors are true bright colors that make cookies look outstanding. They lend to creativity. The pens are easy to use and fun. I have included a photo as a sample.

Loved:I bought the ChefMaster Food Pens to make small designs on my frosted cookies. There are two sides, one small and one thick. I use the small tip for dots or tiny designs like eyes, thin lines, or writing. It works great. It is like a marker, but edible. I use the thick side to draw lines on my cookies before frosting. It is very easy to write with and runs smooth on the frosted cookies.Dislike:The small side dries out on the sugar cookie (without frosting) very fast, but that is why there are two sides. Other than that I love these pens.

Unlike the Bakerpan pens, these are not 100% made in USA. The ink inside is reported as being made in the USA, but the pens are assembled in China. The box came sealed with stickers, but the visible pens had some smudge marks of dark ink on the barrel. I was afraid a pen had leaked, or this was a returned product. I was glad to discover the black pen had plenty of ink, as the color came out dark on my cookies. I have yet to see how long the ink lasts. The two ends are useful, and both are thinner than the Bakerpan pens.

I previously bought some food markers in a store to mark my royal icing cookie designs. They were specifically for that task and were a total waste of money so I grabbed one of these out of the box and used it instead. Mind you, these are meant to decorate, write, color into cookies so you have to be careful using them for marking but they definitely write on cookies very well. The cookie didn’t crumb up the top and imthey don’t lose the ability to do their task because of the butter or whatever. If you want to write on your cookies I can recommend these.

These were so much fun. So easy to use and everyone loved them