• Natural fuchsia food coloring 10g ScrapCooking ®

ScrapCooking Natural Fuchsia Food Coloring

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Reference: 17830 | DLUO : 28/03/2027

ScrapCooking Natural Fuchsia Food Coloring – The Color That Sees Life Through Rose-Colored Glasses


Natural fuchsia powder food coloring, 10g. Ideal for macarons, meringues, fondant, icings, and cake decorating. Made with naturally sourced ingredients. Buy it for naturally colored pastries!

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Want to see life in fuchsia without chemical dyes? ScrapCooking natural fuchsia coloring is perfect for adding a vibrant and cheerful touch to all your baking creations. In ultra-fine powder form, it's easy to measure and brilliantly colors macarons, meringues, creams, fondant, icings, or decorated cookies .

This naturally derived coloring is ideal for creative and responsible baking , without compromising on intensity. It blends perfectly into liquid or oily preparations and is widely used in cake design for girly decorations, number cakes, or romantic entremets.

Suggestions for use:

  • Color a whipped ganache or buttercream for girly cupcakes

  • Perfect for vibrant fuchsia macarons

  • Use to color homemade sugar paste or marzipan

  • Ideal for decorating cookies for a birthday or baby shower

  • Sprinkle lightly over royal icing for a powdery effect

  • Powder coloring - Ingredients: maltodextrin, coloring: carmine E120, acidifier: potassium hydroxide E525.

    Net weight: 10 g.

    Store away from light and moisture after opening. For pastries and confectionery. Do not ingest undiluted. Do not inhale. Do not get in eyes.

    Maximum dosage: 4.5g / Kg.

    Instructions/Use: Keep these instructions. To preserve color, cold use is recommended. Incorporate directly into the mixture +/- depending on the desired color, or dilute beforehand in a few drops of water.

    Note that these coloring preparations are sensitive to heat and humidity. They may sometimes clump. This does not affect their coloring properties. Simply take a small amount, crush it with the back of a spoon to reduce it back to a powder, and incorporate it into your mixture.

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