How Do I Make White Buttercream?

Baking By willow1810 Updated 24 Mar 2017 , 8:35am by Twohanded

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nannycook Posted 7 Jul 2014 , 7:17pm
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AWhere theres a way, theres a queue!!!!!

As long as you look after gum paste John you can keep him cakebaby.

So, you've got trying box mixes to trying white buttercream?

I know they say it can be flavoured, but its the texture that seems to both me, not that I've tried it but I can get my head around that.

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cakebaby2 Posted 8 Jul 2014 , 7:32am
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the technical term nanny is "minging" x

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nannycook Posted 8 Jul 2014 , 9:37am
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AGo on, have a go at making it, in fact I have lard in the fridge I keep for colouring my fondant, makes it not stick, is it the same thing, well I have trex tbh.

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nannycook Posted 8 Jul 2014 , 9:38am
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ACakebaby, duh! I meant to say "Will"

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cakebaby2 Posted 8 Jul 2014 , 10:09am
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Well Trex is a feature in my kitchen for the gum paste men obviously. Can't tell you how much I go through when smoothing my little friends......John's toga took such a lot getting the folds just right.

However eating it will take a bit of nerve nanny even slathered in icing sugar. Sure it will be white, but it will be sweetened Trex, but I'll have a bash.

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L4ur4b Posted 25 Mar 2015 , 5:26pm
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Could using 50:50 coconut oil and butter help? I was thinking of trying that...

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LeanneW Posted 26 Mar 2015 , 12:06am
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Quote by @cheatize on 23 Feb 2011 , 7:01am

I have read on here to put just a teeny touch of violet color in it to make it white.

Works like a charm, I do this occasionally, but I like that butter and vanilla make it have a slight cream/ivory color. It is food after all!

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Twohanded Posted 24 Mar 2017 , 8:35am
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Forget white shortening products they're vile, but get a pale butter, I use a Danish variety. Make up your recipe then add a Violet food colouring, by dipping just the point barely into the concentrated colour, and it is a small amount, about the size of this fullstop . to start with. Remember less is more you cannot take it out. Beat until the yellow colour starts to "disappear" Voila White buttercream. Easy. Hope it works for you. Best Colin.

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