Hello, where can you get the super white, I always use real vanilla because I do not like the artificial one. Could I ad this super white to it? Thank you.
There is a product called Brite White and you can get it at Walmart, Micheals or Hobby Lobby in the cake decorating isle.
Another possibility is to add a bit of violet color. I did it on one of my cakes - the "Bath time" in my photos. Dip a toothpick in violet color, dip it in the buttercream, mix well, if needed repeat. You can see that the bubbles are white, not yellowish as the original color was.
The secret is to add only a bit of violet color. If you are not careful enough, you could get either "dirty" color or even violet one.
I just made Sugar Shack's buttercream icing this weekend and it is wonderful. It is very white and smooth. Here is the link to her recipe. I have seen tons of people rave about this recipe on here.
http://www.cakecentral.com/cake_recipe-7325-0-Sugarshacks-Buttercream-for-a-6qt-Mixer.html
I think there is a recipe for this on here for a 4 quart mixer too, if you need it.
I use the violet dye trick with my icing as well. I use regular yellow butter and brown vanilla, so my icing is always kind of ivory before using the violet/purple on it. Does the trick every time, but as already mentioned, only add a tiny bit at a time!
It works because yellow and purple are opposite each other on the color wheel.
Well, now...Your best bet is making you butter cream with Crisco (or another brand available in your area), using clear (colorless) vanilla. You'll have a nice white icing. You can also try using a tiny bit of violet to take the yellow out of regular butter cream.
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