Baby Animal Cookies
Biscuits cut into animal shapes and iced with faces, taught step by step.
Shaped biscuits with faces, and the decorating stage is where the whole game lives. The dough is mixed and rolled conventionally, animal cutters do the shaping, and then each biscuit is iced individually with eyes, ears, noses and markings.
Because the faces are drawn rather than stamped, no two come out alike and the same cutter can produce a cheerful animal or a startled one depending on where the eyes go. That is a surprising amount of expression from a very simple set of tools.
Every stage is prompted and nothing fails. It is aimed at children and the instructions assume no knowledge, but the icing work rewards a steady hand more than most games at this level.
Controls
Tap ingredients and tools as prompted; drag icing and details onto each biscuit.
How to Play
- Mix and roll the dough.
- Cut the animal shapes and bake them.
- Ice the base colour on each cooled biscuit.
- Add the faces and markings by hand.
Tips & Tricks
Place the eyes before anything else on the face. Everything else reads relative to them, and adding them last is how a biscuit ends up looking like it is glaring at you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the faces drawn or stamped?
Drawn by hand with icing, so the same cutter gives visibly different results each time.
Is the dough made in the game?
Yes — mixed and rolled before the cutters are used.
