COLOUR MILL
Colour Mill Green Oil-Based Food Coloring 100 ml
Green shade, 100 ml Pro size for fat-based recipes
Colour Mill Green evokes fresh Granny Smith apples and young spring shoots. This concentrated oil-based food coloring is designed for fat-based baking recipes: melted white chocolate, ganache, buttercream, and sugar paste. The 100 ml bottle is intended for kitchens with regular production: for the same volume, it costs around 35% less per ml than the 20 ml bottle. It is a popular choice for large batches of jungle-themed children's birthday cupcakes, nature-themed layer cakes, and garden cakes.
Features
- Concentrated oil-based food coloring for fat-based recipes: white chocolate, ganache, buttercream, and sugar paste
- Large 100 ml squeeze bottle with dropper, designed for regular production
- Stable when baked at up to 180°C; the color does not fade in the oven
- Gluten-free, lactose-free, egg-free, peanut-free, and soy-free; suitable for vegetarian and vegan diets
- Made in Australia using proprietary pigment encapsulation technology
Directions for use
- Same dosage as the 20 ml size: 2 to 4 drops per 250 g for a pastel shade, up to 20 drops for a dark shade
- Shake the bottle before use and mix into a base at 25 to 30°C
- For large quantities, measure in proportion to the weight of the mixture rather than by the number of drops
- Do not use in water-based recipes (royal icing, syrup): the Colour Mill water-soluble range is designed for this purpose
Ingredients and allergens
Ingredients: Humectant: E422, vegetable oil (rapeseed), colors: E102, E133, emulsifiers: E322, E433.
Please note: The 100 ml size offers better value if you make several batches of colored recipes each week; for occasional use or testing a shade, the 20 ml bottle is more suitable.
Warning: E102 may have adverse effects on activity and attention in children.
Frequently asked questions
Does this coloring work in melted chocolate?
Yes, this is its primary use: it is formulated for fat-based recipes (white chocolate, ganache, cocoa butter) and disperses smoothly without lumps in a warm, melted base.
How many drops should I use for 250 g of mixture?
Use 2 to 4 drops for a pastel shade, 5 to 10 drops for a bright shade, and up to 20 drops for a dark shade. It's best to add the coloring gradually.
Is it normal for the ingredients to separate in the 100 ml bottle?
Yes, slight separation between the pigment and carrier liquid is normal after prolonged storage: shake for 10 seconds before each use.
