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Yellow Gel Color 10 ml

Bright Yellow Shade for Baked Goods and Craft Projects

Yellow gel color in a 10 ml bottle is designed for anyone who values precise color control and economical use. The thick gel texture allows the pigment to be added drop by drop, which is especially convenient when working with small batches of dough, buttercream, or fondant. This item belongs to the gel food coloring category, which remains in steady demand among home bakers, cake decorators, and confectionery manufacturers worldwide. The primary use of this pigment lies in the food industry and home baking, though the gel form is also popular in decorative cosmetics for tinting small batches of lip gloss, body gels, and certain soap formulations.

Yellow gel holds its color intensity well even under high baking temperatures and does not fade when exposed to acidic ingredients such as lemon juice or berry puree, while also avoiding the texture changes that liquid water-based dyes can cause in finished products. The pigment should be added during dough mixing or cream whipping, at temperatures not exceeding 60-70 degrees Celsius, to prevent breakdown of the color compounds. For fondant and royal icing, the color is introduced in small increments, mixing thoroughly after each drop until the desired shade is reached - typically 1 to 3 drops per 100 grams of mass is sufficient.

Yellow blends beautifully with other shades in the range to create transitional tones: mixing it with Apricot gel dye produces warm peachy and honey nuances popular for autumn desserts and wedding cakes. For contrasting multicolor designs, bakers often pair yellow with Blue gel food color to achieve green tones for leaves and botanical decorations, while combining it with Grapes gel color allows for complex gradients on candies and gummy treats.

The compact 10 ml size is ideal for home bakers and trial batches - the economical usage rate means the bottle lasts a long time, and the small packaging is easy to store. Keep the coloring in a tightly sealed container, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, at room temperature. Once opened, it is best used within a few months, avoiding any moisture contact inside the bottle, to preserve its working consistency and color stability.

Vanilla Cupcakes with Yellow Buttercream Swirl

All-purpose flour 220 g

Butter 100 g

Sugar 100 g

Eggs 2 pcs

Milk 60 ml

Baking powder 6 g

Vanilla extract 5 ml

Powdered sugar 150 g

Yellow gel color 2 drops

Cream the butter and sugar until fluffy, then beat in the eggs one at a time along with the vanilla extract. Fold in the flour and baking powder alternately with the milk until the batter is smooth, then divide it among cupcake liners and bake at 175 degrees Celsius for about 18 minutes until a toothpick comes out clean. For the buttercream, whip softened butter with powdered sugar until light, add the gel color drop by drop while mixing until an even golden shade forms, then pipe the frosting onto the cooled cupcakes.

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Att brand	Germany
Color product	Yellow
Concentration	0.2 - 1%
Features	Does not cloud the soap base, migrates
Input percentage	1-5 drops per 100 g
Minimum count	1
Name	Yellow Gel Color 10 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	10 ml
Solubility	water, aqueous phase, glycerin
Type	migratory
View	liquid
Valid until	10.2028