I want to make a dark navy blue for my royal icing and i don't know how to get it dark. I started with royal blue and black wilton paste, and then i remembered I had navy blue americolor. It says it's paste but it is really a liquid. Anyway, I added a bunch of that and now I have a colonial blue. No where near navy. What can I do to it? I have other lighter shades of blue and purple but I don't know what combination to use. I'd like to do this tonight so they can dry for tomorrow. Thanks.
I had to make Navy Blue for a Dallas Cowboy cake,(in my pics).
I used Navy Blue from Chefmaster and added Black a ittle at a time.
It takes time for the icing to darken, just take your time when adding color.
I just did some baseball caps for a wedding last weekend. I used a lot of Americolor Royal Blue and added a little bit a black at a time. Just take your time and it will change...let it sit too...and it will darken up.
letting it sit is a big thing -esp since w/ too much coloring it will change the texture of the icing
Thanks. I ended up with not quite navy but it was a dark blue. My royal icing did thin out a bit which was ok, (I was piping letters) but I can't make flowers with it. Next time I will color it as I make it so instead of adding liquid I will be adding color. Live and learn. Thanks.
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