ONE BOWL Rainbow Frosting #shorts

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[kceow]

Wow that’s the same order artists organize their watercolor palettes in. And for pretty much the same reason too. Neat!

[leketrahsaunders]

This is so helpful I'm excited to try!

[JessClare]

also adding a tiny bit of the previous colours to the next colour makes sure all the colours match really nicely

[kattykat]

Great Rainbow hack for coloring icing! Sweet. Thank you.

[jinslipbalm]

Praying that someday people will learn the difference between rainbow and multicolored

[believeinshadows]

This is why I thoroughly support the idea that an artist of any trade should study color theory for a few months. It will make a world of difference in so many ways to your craft!

[camchem]

I never would have thought to do this, but it seems so obvious now. Thank you!

[Anniew]

Genius! I am often reluctant to do stuff that requires me to do rainbow colored buttercreams because the idea of washing and washing and washing the bowl or bowls is just exhausting.

[orfeassiozos]

That's such a genius tip! Makes so much sense but I've never thought about it. Thank you!

[artisticbean]

Artists do this too!! I much prefer this order to a rainbow, it looks so much more seemless and better on my palette

[hopawaylittlebunny]

omg what a time saver, i always use like 6 different bowls 😭

[Mealwormeater]

As an artist this could be so useful painting. Omg

[shrinker]

It works for either direction. You can work your way up or down the rainbow for the same result :)

[Lara]

That is so smart I’m so using this for my cakes

[cuongchau]

I’ve seen something like this before but I wasn’t sure how to do it and I bake like every other day so I’ve made a couple rainbow things and it take so longgg and so many dishes lol and have a nice day to <3

[digitalharmony]

You learn something new everyday. I don’t bake, kinda hate it personally. But I watch so much baking content in theory I know how to do it all 😂

[MadiganinPeach]

Artists mix like this too, for similar reasons, but there's a more interesting reason imo too that not everyone thinks about: colors have value, the exact same way a grayscale does. Yellow, orange, green/red, blue, and purple. You wouldn't mix your charcoal gray right before a light gray, like you wouldn't mix purple before yellow. You literally just mixed from "white" to "black" but with color ☺️

[rosemariefernandes]

Thank you for sharing this tip. I used to keep washing the bowl.

[nennae]

I like how you don’t use a lot of frosting. It’s a nice change of pace

[lorrainehicks]

The cake looks so moist and delicious 💜