Reply to "Mixing Colours for Airbrushing?"

Julia M. UsherFounder and Host, Cookie Connection; Owner, Recipes for a Sweet Life

Yes, you can easily mix colors. I like to test my color formula on a few trial cookies first; then I will mix up a larger amount of color (by counting drops) into a clear plastic squeeze bottle with dropper top. The dropper top makes for easy dispensing into the airbrush cup. This way, I have a more consistent color from cookie to cookie when doing large runs, and I only have to mix once (versus many times in the tiny airbrush cup).

11/28/1312:56 AM

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