can this fondant be dyed or colored?
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Just to add to the other great answers, if you want a really dark color like black, navy blue or even bright red, expect to use A LOT of food color. Although you should always spread a little shortening on your hands when working with fondant (so it doesn't dry out or stick), make sure you use it when coloring the fondant so the color doesn't stain your skin as much. If you're going for a dark color, you may even want to use some gloves. Also, if you want a marbled look to your fondant, simply stop kneading in the color when you get the desired effect. For a more uniform color, simply keep kneading the color into the fondant. Just to add to the other great answers, if you want a really dark color like black, navy blue or even bright red, expect to use A LOT of food color. Although you should always spread a little shortening on your hands when working with fondant (so it doesn't dry out or stick), make sure you use it when coloring the fondant so the color doesn't stain your skin as much. If you're going for a dark color, you may even want to use some gloves. Also, if you want a marbled look to your fondant, simply stop kneading in the color when you get the desired effect. For a more uniform color, simply keep... » Read More Just to add to the other great answers, if you want a really dark color like black, navy blue or even bright red, expect to use A LOT of food color. Although you should always spread a little shortening on your hands when working with fondant (so it doesn't dry out or stick), make sure you use it when coloring the fondant so the color doesn't stain your skin as much. If you're going for a dark color, you may even want to use some gloves. Also, if you want a marbled look to your fondant, simply stop kneading in the color when you get the desired effect. For a more uniform color, simply keep kneading the color into the fondant. « Show Less
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yes, I had to color some of it because I ran out of blue fondant. I used the Wilton Cake colors and it was a bit messy, but it worked and matched very well to the blue I already had.
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Yes, you can use standard or jell food coloring. Either one should give you good results.
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Patrick you can dye/color the fondant by using food coloring. If you look online you might be able to find some kind of color chart that can guide you achieve the color you desire.
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Yes, you can either mix it with colored fondant or with the gel colors. Use a tooth pick to dot the ball of fondant with the color gel of your choice
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soap & water should be all that's needed. I don't know what you seasoned it with but the instructions are pretty clear. If the marks are etched out of the plastic, I doubt it can be saved but if it's on the surface, wiping couldn't hurt. And If your fondant sticks, try a little powdered sugar or corn starch, not shortening. Good luck
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HI! the yellow does not work over dark colors. Instead use yellow colored royal icing and pipe over the black fondant.
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I don't think you'd want to use fondant in this... they're very big capacity. Maybe if you were just trying to do an outline or something.... White chocolate should be fine as far as temps go, but be careful when you pull it out because the tips will be delicate.
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Airbrush only. This is very thin coloring and wouldn't work well. It isn't as concentrated as the gels are and to get enough color you'll end up diluting your frosting or fondant. You'll want to use the AmeriColor gels.
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yes...but it needs to be rolled out with a fondant roller and it needs to be even thickness in order for it to work and look good....my experience with this product is not good...it is dry and cracks and is difficult to use. I have had much better success making my own fondant.
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The floor and walls (all of it) is one big piece connected. You can still dye it. I have never dyed any fabric before but I can imagine that this would take a lot of dye. I believe this is why this is called a customizable teepee as you can do what you want as far as decorating the fabric. The fabric is like a heavy duty cotton canvas. I would definitely beware of the window. This teepee has a 4 pane window that is made of netting. I'm not sure how that would do in a dye process. The window on the inside can roll up or down by fabric ties.
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absolutely and the best dye to use believe it or not is Wiltons cake decorating Gel. I dont know why but I got some phenomenal colors from using this one night..(It was the only dye I had on hand)
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It is made if cloth material, so yes I would assume you could paint it. I use sheer prints over mind to change to the color schemes I need for my events.
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Yes it can and I color mine red. It even helps with color from fading as fast. I love this stuff and it smells wonderful. I know it's a little pricy but it doesn't take a whole lot and I use it once a week. It's a nice splurge for me. I got my first jar with gift cards that I earned from mpoints. I think you will like it.
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it has that slight vanilla color.I dont think it would be a strong enough flavor enhancer for fondant.
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I doubt it, but let me check the packaging...it says only that it has no dyes, inks, or fragrances. It is unbleached and all natural.
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You can use this food coloring for whatever food. I have used it to color sugar before. Don't limit yourself to frosting and cake!
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I don't know how it sticks to fondant, but it was used on my wedding cake which was butter cream and it worked out fine. Hope that helps!
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This is strictly for airbrush. Airbrush coloring is as thin as water so you would need to get a gel or paste coloring to use for fondant as this would definitely ruin your fondant and gumpaste. I am a professional and have been in the business for 17 years and I WOULD NOT use airbrush coloring for anything other than airbrushing. Good luck. :)
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Yes. It comes in a set of assorted colors. They are pretty small but great for cake decorating.
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the most I can suggest to you is picking a dye out that you really like the color of. The frosting will suck up the color of dye -- or call the number on the box for advice.Hope this helps