You can, but it will likely separate after a few hours if you don’t keep the bag absolutely airtight. You may be able to massage the icing to remix it and get it back to a useable consistency.
Sometimes, like during summer, the colony produces multiple queens that you don't need. If you do let these larvae live, you run the risk of your entire hive leaving in...
Some royal icing transfers can be placed in a glass jar after they’ve been allowed to dry completely. For more delicate pieces, leave them on the sheet of wax paper...
Allow the icing to dry and harden completely, then place the cookies in an airtight container with a sheet of wax paper between each layer. You can also store the...
Yes, you can store an excess of the paste in the refrigerator. Unless you freeze it, I would use the refrigerated left-over paste within three to four days.
