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Isomalt is an easy to use sugar-free substitute that can be used in pulled sugar work or with moulds to create stunning cake or biscuit decorations. This Isomalt comes in clear only, however, it can be coloured using any edible food dusts to match your colour scheme.
Make beautiful crowns and tiaras with the PME stainless steel cutter set. Perfect for cutting out cookie dough, but also great for fondant, marzipan and more. Size: approx. 5 x 3,5 cm and 9 x 6 cm.
Give a twist to your holiday cookies and make them in the shape of a candy cane using this comfort-grip cutter. A cushioned top and deep metal sides make it easy to cut through the stiffest of doughs. Can also be used to make candy cane-shaped sandwiches and appetizers.
Low-fat, alkalised cocoa powder.
It has a cocoa content of 100 %.
Intense black colour.
Strong and bitter cocoa flavour.
Its powder is extra fine for better mixing.
200G
Carboxymethyl Cellulose is a water soluble polymer derived from natural cellulose. It is a highly purified cellulose gum, which complies with Commission Regulation (EU) No 231/2012 for use in food applications.Ingredients:CelluloseDosage:Ready to use, in the desired dosage.Gluten free 30g
Make beautiful crowns and tiaras with the PME stainless steel cutter set. Perfect for cutting out cookie dough, but also great for fondant, marzipan and more. Size: approx. 5 x 3,5 cm and 9 x 6 cm.
Edible Glue is great for use in all aspects of cake decorating. Paint it onto cakes to hold icing, sprinkles or cake decorations in place and use it when assembling models to secure individual pieces together. This Edible Glue is available in a 50ml pot.
Agar Agar is a vegetable binding agent that is often used as a vegetarian substitute for gelatin. It is completely odorless and tasteless and you can use it to bind jam, mousse, pudding, fruit desserts, ice cream or soup. Agar Agar binds much stronger than gelatin, so make sure to adjust the recipe accordingly when you replace gelatin for Agar Agar. Read more about this at the bottom of this page.
