Adding Food Colouring Changed The Taste Of My Buttercream
Decorating By sweetheart1978 Updated 29 Apr 2013 , 1:52am by Annabakescakes
Hi there! i tried mixing food colouring into my buttercream today, i tried pink and ultra violet. but both had a peculiar taste. I wanted to find out if anyone has had the same probs and any advice on which colouring would be best to use, this is for cupcake toppings.
ANever. I have had the expierence if changing the texture by adding too much color, but never the taste. Could it have expired?
I just bought the colouring from my local supermarket Sainsbury's in UK about a week ago. Its expiry is 2014 for both colours. I wonder why it happened then... I'll probably try a different branded food colouring. I ended up scrapping off all the buttercream and just eating the cake by itself
well it states that the colouring is made from natural sources, not sure if thats where the taste is coming from.
Is anyone familiar with 'Sugarflair Spectral Concentrated Paste Colour'? I might try this for colouring buttercream
Here is an idea. Email the manufacturer at Sugarflair and ask them if their colour will interact with your icing ingredients. It's possible that something you put into your icing made those natural colours change taste.
i only used butter and powdered sugar to make the buttercream, i didn't add any other flavourings, only the food colouring.
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