Is icing Gun Good to use for decorating cakes?

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Am looking to buy Icing gun for a gift to a friend, I just want to know are they good to buy and which on is recommended to buy?
 
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does anyone use those pumps? never seen anyone use or recommend them.
All the videos on youtube seem to be mfgers, not users.
 
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Am looking to buy Icing gun for a gift to a friend, I just want to know are they good to buy and which on is recommended to buy?

For cake decorating, pastry bag and piping tips/nozzle.

Ateco makes the better tips

PME makes the best for fine lines for cookie decorating.

Disposable pastry bags at least 18” are best.

Couplers to change out a tip are useful.

Nearly all Wilton products are poor quality, I wouldn’t waste your money.
 
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For cake decorating, pastry bag and piping tips/nozzle.

Ateco makes the better tips

PME makes the best for fine lines for cookie decorating.

Disposable pastry bags at least 18” are best.

Couplers to change out a tip are useful.

Nearly all Wilton products are poor quality, I wouldn’t waste your money.
Thank you for your reply,

So your saying it's not worth buying a icing gun?
 
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Thank you for your reply,

So your saying it's not worth buying a icing gun?

Yup. Absolutely not worth buy. I have never once seen one in use in any commercial kitchen or in any class.

ateco makes a couple of sets. The also set individual tips.



example of sets


Example of individual tips


Having at least one large 1/2” open star and close star is good to make rosettes on cakes and cupcakes

example of open star that comes in various sizes




Example of closed star that comes in various sizes



Example of anti-slip disposable pastry bags. I never use any pastry bag less than 18”

 

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