Food color

January 25, 2008 | Asian Pantry | Print This Post



food color

I use food color mainly for baking. I’ve been using McCormick food color for years then my daughter (she loves to bake) discovered Wilton icing color at Living Well (Podium branch). We haven’t used the Wilton product yet. Will update this entry when we have.

Recipes where I used food color:

  1. Buko melon and buko pandan yema balls
  2. Pandan macaroons
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