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Perfect for colouring decorations or adding detail onto any of your cakes and creations by dry dusting or making into matt paints. Use dry powder with a paint brush to add colour and detail to your edible creation.. Rainbow Dust range of stunning edible matte powders covering the whole spectrum. Perfect for colouring decorations or adding detail onto any of your cakes and creations by dry dusting or making into matte paints.
Ingredients: Sugar, egg whites, gum arabic, ammonius alum, sodium alginate, food starch, salt, calcium lactate, and artificial vanilla flavor. Search for:. Our site uses cookies to deliver our services, keep track of shopping carts, and analyze traffic which helps us improve our user experience.
My favorite thing about the product is that even if you only use one dye, you actually have a whole range of colors at your fingertips: each is really like a color spectrum, since the formula is so buildable. With the darker options especially, like the deep purple ebony carrot , you can start with a pinch and work your way up to a spoonful to create any color from pale lavender to dark eggplant, which is great for making gradient frosting colors and creating variety from just the one central hue.
I loved the bright sweetness of the yellow goldenberry powder and the subtle vanilla scent of the green pandan leaf , both of which added to and didn't distract from the other ingredients involved. Yes, if you eat an entire spoonful of the red beet powder straight I did this for you; I did this for science , you will taste a bit of the unmistakable earthiness that the root vegetable is known for. I haven't had the opportunity to make a bonkers colorful cake for a crowd in a while—and that's the usual reason I would pull out my food coloring collection—but ever since I stocked up on Suncore powders I've found little ways to use them in my everyday cooking.
Stirring a spoonful into my chia pudding or waffle batter doesn't feel like adding synthetic glop the way gel or liquid dye does; instead, I'm using a bit of safflower or taro root to turn up the all-natural brightness on my day.
Consider this pantry staple your secret ingredient for making more flavorful desserts.
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