What Color Do You Think This Is?

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gladysrdz24 Posted 28 Jun 2010 , 8:14pm
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What color or colors do you think that I should use to achieve the vibrant hot pink. The one that has the polka dots. Thanks in Advance!
LL

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SweetTreatsbyJess Posted 28 Jun 2010 , 8:27pm
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I just bought a pack of the new duff colors and it had an electric pink in there that is that color. I think americolor makes one too. Hope this helps icon_smile.gif

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DeeDelightful Posted 28 Jun 2010 , 8:34pm
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Americolor Hot Pink, LOTS OF IT!

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tinygoose Posted 28 Jun 2010 , 8:35pm
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Pink Cake Box claims to use Satin Ice, and their pink fondant is really pink. Could be that.

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tinygoose Posted 28 Jun 2010 , 8:35pm
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Pink Cake Box claims to use Satin Ice, and their pink fondant is really pink. Could be that.

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BlakesCakes Posted 28 Jun 2010 , 8:42pm
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Yes, the pre-made Satin Ice is really, really pink.

Duff's Fondant at Michael's is also that eye-popping color. I bought some with a coupon and when I opened the bucket, I practically needed sunglasses icon_eek.gif

If you can avoid trying to saturate white fondant with that much color, you'll be much happier!

HTH
Rae

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gladysrdz24 Posted 28 Jun 2010 , 8:48pm
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thxs for all of the quick replies. i wanted to use buttercream instread of fondant. but yeah i imagined that i would have to use a lot of whatever color it was. thxs again.

p.s. the giltter on the silver part should be rainbow disco dust correct? or do u think its silver disco?

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SweetTreatsbyJess Posted 28 Jun 2010 , 8:52pm
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yea..looks like rainbow

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BlakesCakes Posted 28 Jun 2010 , 8:54pm
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Be wary adding that much liquid color to buttercream--it will most likely be bitter or taste "odd". You can sometimes correct for that by adding more flavoring extract to the buttercream.

The silvery dots look like rainbow disco dust to me. Be aware that Disco dust is finely ground plastic and although non-toxic, it's not edible. It's for decoration only and the dots should be removed from the cake before serving.

HTH
Rae

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TexasSugar Posted 28 Jun 2010 , 9:04pm
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Wilton's rose is very pink. I have the hardest time making light pink with it.

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gscout73 Posted 29 Jun 2010 , 12:26am
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p.s. the giltter on the silver part should be rainbow disco dust correct? or do u think its silver disco?




Looks like rainbow. I just got done using silver and this has other hues in it.

Sandy

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LuluSweetArt Posted 29 Jun 2010 , 12:48am
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Americolor Hot Pink....and it will affect the flavor, so heads up!

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sweettreat101 Posted 29 Jun 2010 , 8:21am
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Electric pink!
Americolor Electric Pink 4.5 oz Gel Paste Food Color

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sweettreat101 Posted 29 Jun 2010 , 8:26am
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As for the Disco dust Buddy from the show Cake Boss just did an entire New York building cake covered in black panels and disco dust to resemble windows. They show them eating the cake and not removing the panels before serving. I use disco dust and have never had a problem. Everybody has their own opinions on this product but I don't really think he would take a chance with peoples safety if the product was harmful.

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missjessica Posted 29 Jun 2010 , 9:57am
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I agree with Wilton's rose color, I get a nice hot pink with that.

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Cakepro Posted 29 Jun 2010 , 10:10am
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As for the Disco dust Buddy from the show just did an entire New York building cake covered in black panels and disco dust to resemble windows. They show them eating the cake and not removing the panels before serving. I use disco dust and have never had a problem. Everybody has their own opinions on this product but I don't really think he would take a chance with peoples safety if the product was harmful.




He also puts floral wire and floral tape directly into cake, which is just plain gross. Just because you see it on TV doesn't mean it's a safe or sanitary practice. I hope like hell that those black disco-dusted panels were removed before the cake was plated and served. I watched that episode but don't recall seeing anyone putting that in their mouths. I still have that episode on the DVR so I will be going back to see! Blech

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mamawrobin Posted 29 Jun 2010 , 11:44am
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I agree with Wilton's rose color, I get a nice hot pink with that.




Yep. Doesn't take much either. I love Americolor but it seems to leave an aftertaste.

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BlakesCakes Posted 29 Jun 2010 , 7:45pm
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As for the Disco dust Buddy from the show just did an entire New York building cake covered in black panels and disco dust to resemble windows. They show them eating the cake and not removing the panels before serving. I use disco dust and have never had a problem. Everybody has their own opinions on this product but I don't really think he would take a chance with peoples safety if the product was harmful.




I saw that episode and e-mailed them asking that they RETRACT that information because it is wrong.

I have posted on this numerous times and have included direct quotes from several manufacturers stating exactly what I said--it is for decoration ONLY and should be used on items that will be removed before eating.

I feel very strongly that there are very few people who really want to EAT ground up plastic, no matter how pretty it looks. I'm certainly one of those people.

We have enough crap in our food chain. I don't see the benefit to adding more.

Rae

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gladysrdz24 Posted 1 Jul 2010 , 3:43am
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Thanks for the replies here is the cake that I did. Even though the pink didnt come out like the one in the picture. Oh well the customer still loved it.
LL

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BlakesCakes Posted 1 Jul 2010 , 4:14am
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It's a beautiful shade, the bow is great, and I love that black ribbon with the rhinestones on it. Where did you get it?

Rae

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4realLaLa Posted 1 Jul 2010 , 4:36am
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It's hot pink. I actually ordered some from Fondarific that looks like that.

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BlakesCakes Posted 1 Jul 2010 , 4:44am
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Actually, I think this is much prettier than the Fondarific pink, which is so bright it almost hurts your eyes icon_cool.gif

Rae

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4realLaLa Posted 1 Jul 2010 , 4:48am
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Actually, I think this is much prettier than the Fondarific pink, which is so bright it almost hurts your eyes icon_cool.gif

Rae




LOL. I have some left over so I will take a look at it in the morn. That is too funny.

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gladysrdz24 Posted 1 Jul 2010 , 4:51am
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Thanks! I made the ribbon. I got regular black then I attached a rhinestone trim I got from hobby lobby. kind of expensive so I prob wont be using again. I saw online that michaels has a similar design that is cheaper.

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4realLaLa Posted 1 Jul 2010 , 4:55am
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Actually, I think this is much prettier than the Fondarific pink, which is so bright it almost hurts your eyes icon_cool.gif

Rae




LOL. I have some left over so I will take a look at it in the morn. That is too funny.

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BlakesCakes Posted 1 Jul 2010 , 4:58am
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I picked up some black and some pink, each with a single strip of rhinestones, at Michael's last week. I'd love to find some like you made, though. I know what you mean about rhinestone strands being costly--even at good old Hobby Lobby!

Rae

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