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Blue Food Coloring 10 ml

How a Small Bottle of Blue Coloring Opens Up Big Creative Options

A compact 10 ml bottle is a practical choice for anyone testing recipes at home or preparing a small trial batch of desserts, drinks, or handmade cosmetics before committing to larger quantities. This size lets you experiment with shade intensity without wasting product, which makes it especially convenient for hobby bakers and small craft studios. This coloring belongs to the category of Liquid Water-Soluble Dyes, formulated to blend smoothly into both water-based and fat-based mixtures without clumping.

The most common global use of blue food coloring is in confectionery: coloring buttercream, fondant, royal icing, glazes, jellies, ice cream, and cake batter. Beyond baking, it is widely used in beverages such as lemonades and cocktails, in jelly candies, and in home cosmetic crafting for bath bombs, handmade soap, and other items where a bright, stable tone matters without bleeding onto skin or fabric. Because it is a liquid formula, the pigment disperses evenly throughout the mixture, avoiding the speckling or uneven spots that can happen with powder dyes.

Dosage depends on the depth of color desired — typically a few drops per 100-200 grams of base are enough for a noticeable tint, and the shade can be deepened gradually by adding small amounts and mixing thoroughly between additions. It is best introduced toward the end of preparation, once the mixture has cooled to a warm or room temperature, which is particularly important for butter- or cream-based fillings, since excessive heat may affect color stability. For hot syrups or caramel, the coloring can be added just before removing from heat, stirring until fully incorporated.

Blue coloring pairs well with other shades in the range, allowing for layered and creative color work. Combining it with Yellow Food Color 10 ml produces vivid green tones ideal for seasonal treats, while mixing in Olive food colorant 10 ml creates softer, earthy tones suited to rustic or botanical dessert themes. For deep blue-violet gradients, many crafters combine it with Violet food color 10 ml, a popular pairing for ocean-themed or celebratory cake designs.

Store the bottle tightly sealed in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources to keep the color stable over time. Once opened, it is best used within a reasonable period, keeping moisture and debris out of the container. A dropper or pipette makes dosing precise and helps avoid unnecessary waste during regular use.

Blue Layered Lemonade

Water 300 ml

Sugar 60 g

Lemon juice 40 ml

Butterfly pea tea infusion 100 ml

Blue food coloring 1 ml

Ice cubes 150 g

Dissolve the sugar in warm water to make a simple syrup, then let it cool completely. Prepare the butterfly pea tea infusion separately and allow it to cool as well. In a tall glass, layer ice cubes first, then slowly pour the lemon juice mixed with syrup, followed carefully by the tea infusion tinted with a few drops of blue coloring, pouring gently over a spoon to keep the layers separated. Stir just before drinking to blend the colors and flavors together for a refreshing citrus drink with a striking blue gradient.

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Color product	deep blue
Concentration	0.5 - 1%
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Blue Food Coloring 10 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	10 ml
Solubility	water, aqueous phase, glycerin
Type	migratory
Valid until	10.2028