Dark green frosting

Trick to making dark green icing - add blue! #desserts #holidays

A complete guide on how to make 5 shades of dark green icing using gel and liquid food coloring! Includes formulas, tips and tricks!

Dark green frosting is the result of mixing food coloring into icing until you achieve the hue you want. Liquid coloring gives a more pastel look, while gels are much more intense and should be used when mixing green hues. Blue and yellow, in a 2-to-1 ratio, is suggested as a starting point.

Whitney Berge on Instagram: "🌿Cake Details: Size- 6” Regular (6- 1” layers) Color- Sage Green (I mixed @chefmaster Neon Green + Leaf Green + Violet to achieve this look) Frosting- TBWB American Buttercream Frosting (You can find the recipe on my website, www.theblondewhobakes.com) Tools needed: Cake Turn Table, Icing Spatulas, Straight edge cake scraper, piping bags. 🌿 (You can find the tools I used in the video on my website, www.theblondewhobakes.com under baking essentials)…

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Dark green frosting is the result of mixing food coloring into icing until you achieve the hue you want. Liquid coloring gives a more pastel look, while gels are much more intense and should be used when mixing green hues. Blue and yellow, in a 2-to-1 ratio, is suggested as a starting point.