How do I get black food color to color cookies in black as I am making locomotives?
You will want to add some cocoa to the icing before you add the food coloring. The easiest way to get the right color is to go to Michaels or AC Moore and buy some Wilton icing that is already colored.
1Purchase blue food coloring and chocolate frosting. 2Mix the two together to form a black color. 1 Spread on cake, cookies or candy as required.
1Purchase squid ink. This has a briny taste and is not suitable for sweets or desserts but will work for savory dishes. 1Mix a variety of primary color food colorings.
Equal portions of blue, yellow and red should result in black. 3 Dependent on the quality of the food coloring, however, you may need to add more of one color - test your version to see what works best.
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