You might start to notice things changing at Colour Splash. We’re rolling out a fresh new look! Rest assured it’s still the same top quality, versatile range of food colouring relied upon by trade professionals and consumers alike, it just looks a little different. There’s absolutely no change to the product spec, or how the colour performs so you can continue to colour with confidence! This liquid colour comes in 6 different colours, perfect for making a magical rainbow cake. A convenient choice for both professional and home bakers, you can use it to colour your batter or with an airbrush compressor for stunning decoration.

We have a wide range of food colouring powders from reputable brands. Food colouring dusts add colour and shading to cake decorations and can also be used to colour icing flowers. There are both edible and non-edible colouring powders available. How do you use Food Colouring Dusts? The most common culprit is an e-number called Carmine. This can be found in some red, pink and purple food colouring. Carmine is made from cochineal insects so it’s not suitable for those on a vegan diet. Other names for this ingredient are E120, Cochineal, Crimson Lake or Natural Red 5. Note that this is not the same as carmoisine, or E122, which is vegan-friendly. Did you know that not all food colouring is vegan? This post will tell you everything you need to know about choosing suitable colouring for baking, which brands are vegan-friendly and alos how to colour your food naturally. To ensure your icing is as white as possible and not an off-white colour, which can be the case in some instances, Sugarflair Superwhite is a powder which can be added to icing. To use, simply add a small drop at a time to sugarpaste, icing, buttercream, cake mix, modelling paste, royal icing or marzipan and mix until you achieve the desired shade. Just a small amount of these highly concentrated gels produces instant colour, making them a great long-lasting addition to kitchen cupboards!You can add a real wow factor to cakes with edible glitter non-aerosol sprays. They can be sprayed over icing and decorations for the desired effect. How do you use Colouring Sprays? Airbrush food colourings have a high water content and are applied in thin layers on top of your icing or fondant, rather than mixed in. These food colourings are great for creating more detailed work and stunning colour gradients. Sugarflair Chocolate Paint is available in four different colours, Bronze, Gold, Pearl, Rose Gold and Silver. They are intended specifically for use with chocolate transfer sheets, moulds and for painting directly onto chocolate itself. These flavourless paints won’t affect the taste of your chocolate. There are also titanium-free varieties to select from.

With a highly concentrated formula, you don’t need to use a large quantity of the Sugarflair Maximum Concentrated Paste Colours to obtain the desired results. This is particularly well suited for colouring fondant, flower paste, buttercream and cake mixes. It can also be used as paint if a small amount of water or rejuvenator spirit is added. The pink food colouring options are quite similar to the red ones. Many pink colourings contain carmine but here are the safe options: Gel food colourings are water and glycerine or corn syrup-based. Because gels aremore concentrated than liquids, they produce a more saturated colour. Although you will need to add the colouring slowly to reach your desired hue, gels are a better option to use if you don't want excess liquid from the colouring to ruin your baking. Bursting with high-quality colour, the affordable range of Colour Splash edible gels are an absolute must-have for any creative cake decorator. First Name * Please enter a First Name Please enter a valid First Name, the maximum length is 32 characters

The incredible colours produced by these gel food colourings are sure to amaze. Whether you want to make a blue sponge cake with purple and pink fondant, or pastel cupcakes with yellow icing on top, this product is just so versatile!

What red food colouring is vegan? I couldn’t find any vegan supermarket red food dyes, nor any liquid colours that were vegan but there are a few options for gels. Let’s take a look: For an alternative to highly concentrated pastes, Sugarflair Sugar Tint Liquidis a water-based liquid food colouring which can be used with royal icing, buttercream and cake mixes. It can also be used as a paint and there are plenty of colours to choose from. Transform plain cakes into bright, eye-catching creations with Colour Splash Food Colouring Gels. These highly concentrated gels add instant edible colour to icing, sugar paste, modelling paste, royal icing, marzipan, buttercream, and cake mixes. Excellent product, great quality I have always used this food gel for my red velvet cake, it works a treat!

Which food colouring is vegan?

We have a fantastic variety of edible food colourings and edible metallic paints - gel pastes, sprays, liquid and powder dusts to colour your cake mix, marzipan, buttercream frostings, sugarpaste, royal icing and modelling pastes. Featuring many popular brands - Dr. Oetker, Sugarflair, Rainbow Dust, Cake Decor, Squires Kitchen, Wilton and Culpitt, you can make your designs as bold or as subtle as you like to suit every occasion. Most Colour Splash food colouring is vegan-friendly and does not contain any animal-derived e-numbers. It is labelled as vegetarian rather than vegan but this is due to a risk of cross-contamination with milk products. Natural food colouring alternatives Ronnie's Edible Colouring has a high water content, soyou can simply dip in your brush and paint it directly onto your iced biscuits or cakes. While it won't produce a strong or dark colour, it provides the perfect pastel hue for your delicious icing. Last Name * Please enter a Last Name Please enter a valid Last Name, the maximum length is 32 characters. This is an oil-based food colouring which is used specifically for chocolate. It is designed to be painted directly onto chocolate and works with all chocolate varieties including white, milk and dark chocolate. It is 100% edible, each pot contains 35g and there are a range of colours to select from.

Products from our Liquid Food Colouring range are used to add colour to royal icing and buttercream. It can also be painted directly onto cakes. As liquid food colouring is not as concentrated as gels and pastes, it tends to be used to create a lighter pastel shade opposed to a more intense colour. They can be used in the same way as gels and pastes by simply mixing into icing and cake mixture. Sugarflair Liquid Food Colouring When it comes to food colourings, we can't wait to tell you just how much we love this product. A superb choice for newbies and experienced bakers alike, the consistency of Wilton's gel makes mixing colour into your batter effortless.From a pastel teal to deep sky blue, you will reach your desired colour in no time at all. You might not have heard of LorAnn, but it's a popular baking supply brand in the US. Don't worry, you won't need to take a trip across to the states! Here in the UK, you can buy their famous powdered food colouringonline.Some of their individually-sold colours are vegan but others are not. I always recommend their set of food colouring pastes because these are free from animal-derived e-numbers and are vegan-friendly! PME pastes are what I always use in my baking recipes that call for food colouring, like my rainbow cake. Rainbow cake with yellow, orange, red, green and blue coloured frosting! Is Colour Splash food colouring vegan? Transform plain cakes into bright, eye-catching creations with the large range of food colouring, dusting colours and paints by Colour Splash! The highly concentrated gels add instant colour to icing and come in an easy-to-use squeezy tubes that are perfect for cake decorators of all skill levels! To make orange, you can use a combination of turmeric and any of the red powders. Alternatively, something like carrot powder will work too. Natural green colouring