Whitening Food Coloring 1 L

AzuWhite whitening gel Azucren: intense white for your creams and icings

AzuWhite gel from the brand Azucren whitens sweet preparations without altering their taste or texture. Buttercream, fondant, royal icing, whipped cream, or fondant: its concentrated formula neutralizes yellowish tones brought by butter, egg yolks, or vanilla. 1 kg jar, a size designed for professional use, available in the Food Colorants collection.

Features

• ● Content: 1 kg
• ● Fluid and homogeneous gel texture, easy to dose
• ● Intense and uniform white, even on yellowish bases
• ● Gluten-free
• ● For buttercream, fondant, marzipan, icings, whipped cream

Usage tips

Incorporate the gel directly into the mixture, in small amounts, stirring between each addition: the whiteness develops gradually and overdosing is unnecessary. For a buttercream intended for a wedding cake, start with a teaspoon for 500 g of cream, then adjust. The final result is best appreciated after a few minutes, allowing the color to stabilize.

On a mirror glaze, AzuWhite provides the essential opaque white base before coloring: a well-whitened glaze then faithfully reproduces pastel shades without yellow shifting. The same logic applies to a mascarpone whipped cream intended to receive a light colorant.

Note: ingredients: coloring calcium carbonate (E170), humectant glycerin (E422), water. Gluten-free.

This gel is incorporated into preparations and is not consumed pure. Close the jar carefully after use and store it in a dry place at room temperature.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much gel to whiten a buttercream?
One teaspoon for 500 g of cream is a good starting point. Increase by half teaspoons until the desired white is reached: the shade continues to develop a few minutes after mixing.

Can it be used in a white chocolate whipped ganache?
Yes, it corrects the natural ivory tint of white chocolate. Incorporate it into the ganache while still liquid, before chilling, for a perfectly even distribution.

Can the obtained white be used as a base for other colors?
Yes, that is actually its second use: a whitened base faithfully reproduces light and pastel shades. Combine it with the references from the Gel Colorants collection for colors without shifting.