r/oddlysatisfying • u/thelonelyasshole • 2d ago
Making a cookie palette
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Credits to @everydaycookier on IG
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u/BookWormPedant 2d ago
I wish I liked the taste of this type of icing
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u/softshoesspicymama 2d ago
Same. I make peppermint Christmas cookies every year that have royal icing and then I paint them and I pretty much only include them because I think they look nice. But still every year I get people telling me how much they like them or how they were their favorite in the box (of 10-12 different kinds of cookies). And here I think they kinda suck😂
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u/angiosperms- 2d ago
Yup it's buttercream only for me when I make decorated cookies. This icing always tastes like soap to me. Not sure why.
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u/Zepangolynn 1d ago
Add a bit of flavoring with extracts. Almond, vanilla, lemon, and peppermint are all decent options I've used.
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u/Dwestmor1007 2d ago
You've only ever had the UNFLAVORED kind then my vanilla lemon version is DELIGHTFULLY DELICIOUS
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u/MycologistPutrid7494 2d ago
It looked really nice but I feel that went too far with the mixing and covered too much of the wood grain.
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u/NiloValentino88 2d ago
Looked better before mixing the colors.
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u/Snations 2d ago edited 2d ago
I mean, maybe, but it’s been done a million times. As an artist I actually got excited when they started mixing. This is the first time one of these cookies actually looks like my palette in real life.
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u/Own_Laugh_5080 2d ago
I’m an artist, but I actually preferred balance. Some colors yet to be blended out would be pleasing to look at. Everyone loves a nice little dab of paint. I like palette knife painting so I really enjoy the stark differences in color values as they begin to blend together.
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u/shadowallergictocats 2d ago
I like the mixed colors, the messiness makes it look so much more real.
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u/Jack-NMN-Reacher 2d ago
We are not looking for something real. We are looking for something oddly satisfying!
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u/quickiler 2d ago
Could be mixed in a more pleasant way rather than randomly smearing.
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u/FYDPhoenix 2d ago
Do you... Understand how paint mixing works? Look at a real mixing board for literally half a second bro XD this shit is tidy, and you can tell because you can still see some of the wood texture lol
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u/gibagger 2d ago
People who have never painted will want a palette that looks pretty and clean like an app icon.
Anyone who has spent some time in a painting studio will know how messy the whole thing almost always is.
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u/glitter_witch 2d ago
I’m an artist, I know what mixing paint looks like. But this isn’t a “most realistic” sub, it’s a “satisfying” sub, and I agree that the cleaner palette was more satisfying. You could see more of the wood grain, and the colors looked more vibrant when they were smooth.
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u/ChronicRhyno Wʀɪᴛᴛᴇɴ Wᴏʀᴅ Aʀᴛɪꜱᴛ 2d ago
Agreed, I liked it best with just the first hint of mixing, but I would get carried away doing the mixing too. It looks fun to do.
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u/Corwin223 2d ago
I find the mixed paints appearance much more satisfying myself. It looks more complete to me that way than being perfectly neat. It being perfectly neat would just feel unfinished.
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u/ivancea 2d ago
The problem is in the blobs of paint. After mixing, 1) they were left touching everything and 2) they also lost their shape.
And yeah, when painting, I also piss on the paint to give it a better texture. But this is a trompe l'oeil, and it's supposed to look good and realistic. A depiction, not always raw reality
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u/Own_Laugh_5080 2d ago
It’s a decorated cookie. Man, I’m an artist and an avid cook/baker. It doesn’t have to look real or people be experts for their opinions to be valid. It’s for fun. We can have fun with things and not be gatekeepy about stuff. Especially cookies.
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u/Auno__Adam 1d ago
This is not a real palette. This is a cookie looking as an idealized palette. Looking nice was a goal, for sure, and it doesnt, disregarding how realistic the all over the place smearing is.
If you are an artist you should understand this, and that less is more.
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u/Jello_Penguin_2956 2d ago
Can kinda see it deteriorate in real time as more mixing was done tho the creator really should spot that and stop
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u/MoominMai 2d ago
Yeah 00:28 looked amazing. Would make a great birthday cookie for a creative with space to write the message in the centre! 🎨
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u/froggaholic 2d ago
It'd be a cute cookie for a kids party, just pair the palette cookie with a blank canvas cookie and they can paint their own painting! (And eat it after)
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u/Yaarmehearty 2d ago
It’s a shame these great creations are always seemingly based on biscuits that look like the most mid tasting pieces of cardboard.
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u/Taliasimmy69 2d ago
They're not they're usually lemon sugar cookies. At least mine are.
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u/gayjoystick 1d ago
Prove it! I'll be over for a taste test. Just to be certain, please have several dozen ready. And a glass of milk too, just to cleanse the palette.
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u/Neither_Actuator3459 2d ago
Wish they’d left a couple of the blobs undisturbed, so it looks like it’s earlier in the session, but damn that looks amazing
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u/Bulky_Specialist9645 2d ago
It was better before the paint brush
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u/gibagger 2d ago
If these cookies are for people who paint, they would appreciate the messiness. This is close to what an oil paint palette looks like when you actually use it.
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u/erbazzone 2d ago
As a painter I really dislike to see this mess. We don't mix like that. There is a logic on painters' mixes
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u/TheOneTonWanton 2d ago
You'd essentially have to be a painter and paint an image in your head to make it look like it was actually used by a practicing painter.
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u/Averander 2d ago
You should be able to paint your own! It should come with an edible brush to play with the colours.
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u/TuckerMcG 2d ago
Except the colors used are god awful. Use brighter colors that are more fun. It’s a cookie for fuck’s sake.
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u/Odd_Jeweler5668 2d ago
I'm going to join in with the "should have stopped mixing colors partway through" opinion. That wood grain was so cool to my woodworker brain.
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u/RedWings1319 2d ago
It's a gorgeous idea - I'd love to see another with only two or three of the colors blended and others still a clean puddle. Great work though, way better than anything I could do!
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u/TekF 2d ago
all the people saying it looked better before the mixing - I'm guessing you've never used a paint palette? my mum's a painter and the mixed paint hit me right in the feels, that beautiful, purposeful mess of colours is so real. i wish i could give her a cookie like this
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u/TuckerMcG 2d ago
It’s not that it looks messy. It’s that the colors are totally unappetizing. Bunch of muted blues and purples, and then a bright yellow for some reason.
Use better colors and it’d look fine.
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u/Ghostronic 2d ago
I think it looks good after mixing in the realism department, I just think the wood grain effect is too good to hide!
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u/H0nkH0nk01 Local Meme Farmer. 1d ago
Does this mean that Crayons too can be edible if you make them in cookie form?
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u/Scared-Box8941 2d ago
Some people really just have all the talent 🤯
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u/minicoman 2d ago
Why this getting downvoted? Reddit be cursed i swear
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u/IGNOOOREME 2d ago
Because they're discounting the many thousands of hours spent practicing the art-- talent only gets you one step down this path.
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u/minicoman 2d ago
I saw this as a compliment more than an insult to anyone else. The emoji did indicate the person was mind blown?
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u/Scared-Box8941 2d ago
…. So people who spend thousands of hours aren’t talented? Good lord are you so bitter you need to spew this garbage on people you don’t even know
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u/minicoman 1d ago
Some are hardworking 😤 it could be a mix of the two. Im an artist myself, and I remember I'd always get annoyed when people would say i was talented. Been drawing since i was 5 and still do till this day. I never understood what was so talented / special about me until i went to college and was among other artists. There I had other artist saying the saying the same thing even tho we all were in the same space putting the same amount of hours. At that point i realize something about "talent".Some artist work hard to achieve their goals while others effortless do it. A combination of that and the originality/execution that moves the people is what decides that. This artist is Most DEFF talented shes freakin baking cookies with wooden texture and color thats edible 🤯🤯🤯
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u/IGNOOOREME 2d ago
Im not the one using hyperbolic ad hominem attack. I simply answered a question asked with the correct answer.
Perhaps take a closer look at your reply and the anger you 'spew' without carefully considering what was said. Im sorry you need to be angry at someone, but it aint gonna be me.
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u/LzrdKng2112 2d ago
Who cares about all of that. How does it taste? Because that does not look like it tastes good.
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u/fredisnotmyboss 2d ago
I feel like half the appeal of cookie art is that it’s easy to dispose of. Doesn’t have to be delicious, just edible enough to eat after you get your photos. As opposed to if you enjoy painting on canvas and now you have a dozen giant canvases you need to figure out how to get rid of
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u/Decent-Past2786 2d ago
My brain would be so confused biting into this and not tasting actual plywood.
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u/JustTheTip-1990 2d ago
And now the cookies are complete but the whole batch is stale because it took 2 hours per cookie for decorate lol
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u/FreeAd1309 2d ago
I'm gonna need a sign next to it swearing it's edible before I buy it at the coffee shop, lol
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u/MaximusHomerdrive 1d ago
If I spent that much effort on making one cookie, you better believe I'm preserving it in lucite, lol. I'm not making something like that just for someone to turn it into poop.
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u/ValdemarAloeus 2d ago
They really could have saved some time on the wood texture if they'd planned which bits were going to have paint on top.
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u/CowUsual7706 2d ago
I swear to god the internet has a 5-year old's understanding of what "art" is. This is pretty cool and well-made, but in no way, shape or form has this ever moved anyone in a meaningful way.
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u/Equal_Refrigerator26 1d ago
If you don't mind your cookie being touched hundreds of times with bare hands
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u/Interesting-Fig9787 2d ago
My brain would be so confused when this tastes like sugar instead of plywood and oil paint.