Used the Forest Green for chocolate geometric hearts silky smooth finish and zero clumping. Finally don’t have to pay crazy shipping for imported oil colours.
Two to three drops of this blended right into the butterfat effortlessly. Note: make sure to give it about 15–20 minutes to develop fully after mixing the shade deepens significantly as it rests. The dropper nozzle is precise and doesn't leak or stain your fingers.
Anyone who works with compound or white chocolate knows how easily gel or water based colours will ruin the tempering and turn it into a grainy paste. I tried the Mors oil blend shades for a batch of geometric cake gems, and the consistency stayed silky smooth. The pigmentation is intense, so start with literally a micro drop on a toothpick. No aftertaste at all. Will definitely be restocking the pastel tones next.
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Two to three drops of this blended right into the butterfat effortlessly. Note: make sure to give it about 15–20 minutes to develop fully after mixing the shade deepens significantly as it rests. The dropper nozzle is precise and doesn't leak or stain your fingers.
Anyone who works with compound or white chocolate knows how easily gel or water based colours will ruin the tempering and turn it into a grainy paste. I tried the Mors oil blend shades for a batch of geometric cake gems, and the consistency stayed silky smooth. The pigmentation is intense, so start with literally a micro drop on a toothpick. No aftertaste at all. Will definitely be restocking the pastel tones next.
Used the Forest Green for chocolate geometric hearts silky smooth finish and zero clumping. Finally don’t have to pay crazy shipping for imported oil colours.