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  • can any1 tell me wat these colourz are?

    wat r they called?

  • @zartashah3000 They are called icing colors, or gel food coloring.

  • Awesome video, just what I was looking for. Doing baby shower cupcakes for a friend and wanted a two tone frosting..Thanks!

  • Q. what was the buttercream recipe? i can't find the video for it :s

  • wow really a very nice idea

  • Would u mind sharing the recipe for the buttercream ?

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  • @ditte46

    A US cup is 236,6 ml wich is almost 2.5 dl! You could easily google that! :)

  • @ditte46 many many thanks;O) does anyone also have a recipe for a buttercream or cheesecream that is stiff enough to be used in piping bags to make roses ect. ??

  • @ditte46 put less fluid in your buttercream (or more powderd sugar) ;)

  • @Balletdancelover super. TAK. thanks in Danish ;O)

  • super video,, Another question,, so many use a cup of.. flower ect in their recipie,, but how mush is a cup?? in DK we work in grams or deci litre, do you know, plaese help?!

  • good idea but show more idea

  • what tip did you use?

  • @TheASTILLEYO A star tip or a rosette one :)

  • I have those wilton icing colors, do I need to refregerate them after I open them? thanks

  • isnt tht frosing???

  • found this very interesting, thanks for sharing

  • can you use regular food coloring?

  • @fifitis03 If you used regular food coloring it would make the frosting more liquidy, you would have to add quite a bit more powdered sugar. The best thing would be to use icing colors, or gel food coloring. 

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