natural food color

1 packet per ½ pint frosting shown here

How to use the colors?

1 color packet per pint for light frosting.

1 color packet per ½ pint for more vibrant color.

Blend color powder with dry ingredients before hydrating.

For pre-made frosting, mix color powders directly into frosting.

GEL

You can make a gel by mixing powders with a very small amount of water or glycerin (approx ¼ tsp liquid to 1 ¼ tsp color to make a paste) for easy blending. Liquid colors will need to be refrigerated.

COLOR MIXING

You can make all the shades of the rainbow with our basic color set. Click here for our COLOR MIXING GUIDE.


Heat and Natural Colors

Natural colors can be heat sensitive and start to fade at 200-250 degrees, resulting in more pastel colors.

For cake color and other baked goods, a recipe with a shorter bake time or lower heat is recommended (mini cupcakes, thin layered cake).

When working with heated recipes, like a gummy candy, mix colors into a liquid first and then add into the cooling phase for maximum color vibrancy.

For more recipes and cooking tips visit our recipe page.

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