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5 hours ago, pastrygirl said:
I used to have an account with them but I guess I don't anymore.
You can get loose/powder fat-dispersable Roxy & Rich colors from either chocolat-chocolat or webstaurant store, if that helps ...
Thanks for the suggestion @pastrygirl. I am considering going the fat-soluble powder route but wanted to try procuring the Power Flowers first (it's so convenient since they tell you exactly how many of each color to add to white chocolate to achieve a specific shade).
5 hours ago, pastrygirl said:
I used to have an account with them but I guess I don't anymore.
You can get loose/powder fat-dispersable Roxy & Rich colors from either chocolat-chocolat or webstaurant store, if that helps ...
Thanks for the suggestion @pastrygirl. I am considering going the fat-soluble powder route but wanted to try procuring the Power Flowers first (it's so convenient since they tell you exactly how many each color to add to white chocolate to achieve a specific shade).
