Three Toned Buttercream Help

Baking By smile22 Updated 12 Oct 2014 , 8:30pm by winniemog

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smile22 Posted 12 Oct 2014 , 6:57pm
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so i am making my apple spice cupcakes for our church potluck i am doing 2 dozen 

i know how to do  a two toned using three piping bags two with the frosting add to the third bag and then pipe

 

but this time instead of doing my caramel marshmallow vanilla buttercream i wanted to tint them the colors of candy corn and pipe onto cupcake. my plan was to use the large star tip to pipe 1m

 

i saw somewhere online where the colors were layered in the bag side by side. does that work does anyone have any better methods 

 

because i am doing three tones i am making an extra batch of my buttercream recipe

 

its 2 sticks butter unsalted softened 

1 7oz jar marshmallow fluff

 

caramel sauce i dump a good amount from the jar enought to give it the flavor but not overpower

vanilla extract

and 3 cups of powder sugar

 

with a single color i can get 24 piped but with three tones i would need extra 

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winniemog Posted 12 Oct 2014 , 8:01pm
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AI can't remember what people call it, but you wrap each batch of buttercream in cling film separately and drop them side by side into a piping bag....somebody must have their brain up and functioning and know what to search for!

You could fill a piping bag with the three separate colours, just use a big bag and rotate it in your hands to fill.

Probably easier with the cling sausages though....

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-K8memphis Posted 12 Oct 2014 , 8:05pm
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Astriped -- you are making a striped piping bag

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winniemog Posted 12 Oct 2014 , 8:30pm
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AThat's the thread [@]MBAlaska[/@], thank you!

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