did I see where someone said to get get more vivid, bolder colors in their BC (and fondant?) that they use the bottled colors for candy? Or was it airbrush colors? I can't remember and it's driving me nuts! Can someone clarify this please?
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Paste colourings will give you vibrant colours. Apparently, Americolour is one of the best, we don't have it here, so I can't say from experience. Wilton also have them, but I don't think they are quite as vibrant.
I know that when I airbrush over my buttercream colors sometimes they get more vivid..I don't know about the candy colors though as they are made for oil based candy and not icings...
Paste colourings will give you vibrant colours. Apparently, Americolour is one of the best, we don't have it here, so I can't say from experience. Wilton also have them, but I don't think they are quite as vibrant.
I can get them here in Sydney - Iced Affair stock them, they have an online store and I assume they would ship to Tassie? I prefer them to Wilton but there is not a huge difference to be honest, usually I buy which ever brand has the best colour match for what ever I am making.
OP, sorry to highjack your thread - I too would be interested if there is another option for bright colours. BTW I get good results with powdered colour for Christmassy red and green as it doesn't have the problem of adding too much liquid to get the colour.
Thanks everyone. I hope someone will still confirm which one it is (candy coloring or airbrush coloring). I currently use Americolor and sometimes Wilton.
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