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Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory is one of my favorite movies, so when I received a request to make a Wonka Bar cookie for a friend's birthday, I was excited to take on the challenge!
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Wrapper brown = Americolor chocolate brown + super black
Wrapper red/orange = Americolor tulip red + Wilton lemon yellow + Americolor chocolate brown
Yellow = Wilton buttercup yellow
Ivory = Wilton buttercup yellow
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To make the golden ticket, I used a mixture of Sugarflair Royal Gold luster dust mixed with a few drops of Bacardi 151. Read this post on how to make gold icing for more information on this process. I also painted the gray end of the bar with Wilton silver pearl dust to make it look like foil.
Once I applied the gold pearl dust, I used the scribe tool to scratch a border and lettering into the icing.
The hat was piped with a buttercup yellow medium consistency icing and a tip 1 and the lettering was piped with a lighter shade of this same color, also with a tip 1.
Pipe a little bit of the light buttercup yellow icing on the "torn" end of the wrapper and add texture by dabbing it with a brush. Then add a little bit of silver pearl dust.
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How totally cool is this?! Love it completely - the chocolate chunks, the beautiful ticket... I never would have thought to just paint on the ticket rather than try to pipe it - clever and beautiful!
Thank you, Amy!! I just made one large cookie and then some little round iced cookies so that the birthday girl could save the chocolate bar and eat the little ones.
To make the golden ticket, I used a mixture of Sugarflair Royal Gold luster dust mixed with a few drops of Bacardi 151. Read this post on how to make gold icing for more information on this process. I also painted the gray end of the bar with Wilton silver pearl dust to make it look like foil.
Once I applied the gold pearl dust, I used the scribe tool to scratch a border and lettering into the icing.
The hat was piped with a buttercup yellow medium consistency icing and a tip 1 and the lettering was piped with a lighter shade of this same color, also with a tip 1.
Pipe a little bit of the light buttercup yellow icing on the "torn" end of the wrapper and add texture by dabbing it with a brush. Then add a little bit of silver pearl dust.
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Very creative and yummy 🍫🍫🍫
Can YOU make s cotton candy cookie
Did you use a kopykake projector to get the lettering and golden ticket designs??
Hi Christine! I didn't use a kopykake projector for the lettering. I have a different method that I use when I need to transfer an image to a cookie: https://www.sweetambs.com/tutorial/piping-without-a-kopykake-projector/
Magnificent!!!
Amber, You are nothing but pure brilliance!!! I'm always in awe of everything you create.
Âmbar & The cookie factory!!
sweet chocolate cookie?! sweet cookie chocolate!!?
This design is incredible, and so creative Amber!
Amber, I absolutely LOVE this cookie! I can't wait to try to make one!
You are SO MUCH more patient than I!
I don't know how you do the cookies you do and allow people to eat them! They are works of art!
All I can say is WOW.
How totally cool is this?! Love it completely - the chocolate chunks, the beautiful ticket... I never would have thought to just paint on the ticket rather than try to pipe it - clever and beautiful!
Thanks, Elizabeth!
Amazing....you so creative.
Thank you! 🙂
This is amazing!!! Love the movie but love the cookie even MORE! How many of these did you end up making and how long did it take?
Thank you, Amy!! I just made one large cookie and then some little round iced cookies so that the birthday girl could save the chocolate bar and eat the little ones.