Powder color for chocolate Black, 5g

CHF9.90
VAT included
004847

The fat-soluble powder color is mixed directly into tempered white couverture and thus enables the make-up of chocolate molds as well as the very detailed decoration of pralines and chocolate bars. The fat-soluble powder colors are very color-intensive and it requires for the coloring of white chocolate or fat-containing masses such as: Buttercream, white ganache, cocoa butter or couverture only a small amount of powder. The more color you add to the mass, the more intense the coloring will be.

Available stock in Adliswil: 5
Stock ready for shipment: 12

Product Details

Data sheet

Weight
5 g
Country of production
Canada
Ingredients
Dye: E133, E132, E129, E110, E102,
Certifications
FDA & EC No 231/2012 approved
Stock note
Store dry
Allergens
None
Product Lactose Free
Yes
Product suitable for vegetarians
Yes
Product Gluten Free
Yes
Product Vegan
Yes
Product is kosher certified
Yes
Product is halal certified
No
Description

Fat soluble powder color black for chocolate, 5 g

The fat-soluble powder color is mixed directly into tempered white couverture and thus enables the make-up of chocolate molds as well as the very detailed decoration of pralines and chocolate bars. The fat-soluble powder colors are very color-intensive and it requires for the coloring of white chocolate or fat-containing masses such as: Buttercream, white ganache, cocoa butter or couverture only a small amount of powder. The more color you add to the mass, the more intense the coloring will be.

Application

Put little fat-containing mass such as: white chocolate, white couverture, cocoa butter, buttercream or white ganache in a bowl and add some fat-soluble powder color. Mix everything briefly with a brush, rubber scraper or stick mixer and add more powder or mass if needed.

Important: The fat-soluble powder should always be mixed in a small amount, as the color pigments can be distributed much better and more evenly. However, if the fat-soluble powder is added directly to a large bowl of white tempered couverture, small specks may remain in the white chocolate at the end because it was not premixed correctly. If this happens, we recommend using a hand blender.