CheekyChoc

@Jonathan , thanks for the pictures, these look so pretty!

@Kerry Beal I actually tried a mixture of alcohol and lustre dust painted into the mold. Looks pretty, and works better with the alcohol… thanks for the comments! 😊

@TdeV, thanks, looking forward to learning from all of you!

@kerrybeal, is PCB a brand of powders? I have tried these Barco powder colours but not all of them seem 100% fat soluble ( https://barcobake.com/product-category/dusting-and-colouring-powder/). Some colours are great, but some don't even dissolve. The yellow was orange .... I dipped my hand under running water and the water turned yellow. I've come across the Colour Mill brand which is also vegan, just ordered myself a few to test, I'm hoping this is the answer! https://bakersboutique.co.za/product/colour-mill-colouring-dusk/

Hi Everyone! I'm rather new to chocolate ... I came across this company (link below) which states that you can mix these colours with alcohol and apply with an airbrush directly to chocolate? Does anyone have experience doing this? and experience with liquid colours? would anyone advise giving it a try? https://www.chocolateworld.be/winkel/transferts-additieven/kleuren/COL1202AF I have not found much research on many people doing this. Reason being, I am from South Africa. There is not much readily available pre-made Vegan cocoa butter colours available here. I've tried making my own cocoa butter colours but the quality of the colours arent that great, and I dont have a stone mill to do further refining. Just thinking of finding an alternative less expensive ways to make my own colours. I recently placed an order for Roxy and Rich colours which came from the UK .. cost me a small fortune! Welcome any suggestions! Have a great day! Thanks,