Melting - Airbrushing with Colored Cocoa Butter

Chef Charity shares some of her go to techniques to using colored cocoa butter!
Learn how to melt down our bottles of color and use them to paint with brushes as well as airbrushing!

[@krazykara1327]

Very nice. Thank you. Could you put a link for the exact items you purchased? Any links on Amazon. Thx

[@itsgoodforthesoul9749]

I notice that you are keeping your small ceramic dishes on a special warming plate that looks rather large. What is being used? I am very interested in using the coco butter to paint not to airbrush with. I think a pancake skillet would make the coco butter get too hot. Thank you!

[@ChefRubber1]

Chef Charity is using a table top warmer, you can also use candle warmers that virtually work the same. You need a warming tray that's temperature ranges from 80-90 degrees F. 😊

[@BrittanysAdarcangel]

Chef Charity, could you please tell us the device you were using to melt the brushes? Also when you had the paits in the dehydrator what temperature do you like to keep it set to? The plates with the paints already in them, are they onto of a hotplate or warm surface to keep them payable? Sorry so many questions as there is not much of a cocoa butter painting tutorials

[@ChefRubber1]

Hi! she is using a candle warmer :) will put links in description shortly!

[@ianwestwood2991]

Hi Chef. Thank you for the video. I am interested in the use of the warming pad at 3:10. Would you have that set to about 30deg? Can you advise where these can be purchased? The only ones I am seeing are a 'Fleece', for personal and pet use. Many thanks.

[@ChefRubber1]

Hi there! thank you for reaching out to us. It's essentially the same heating pad as the ones for personal use, you'll just need to find one that allows you to set the exact temperature, rather than a low, medium, high setting.

[@cfhcooking390]

the way you melt the cacao butter inside of the bottle.. is it still tempered after you melted about 1/3 of the cacao butter inside and the rest still solid?

[@ChefRubber1]

Hi there! Our cocoa butter is shipped pre tempered! Most often you can melt down how much you are needing to use and pour out your desired amount. In each interval you remove and shake the bottle allowing the heat to disperse evenly throughout the bottle and melting down the cocoa butter without throwing it out of temper.

[@HangNguyen-gx6vp]

I have air master kopykake but it no flow the air out I wondered if it can be repaired or not?

[@ChefRubber1]

Hi! we're not sure since are not familiar with this compressor

[@janeallen8937]

What is the brand of your airbrush gun? Thank you for the video, very helpful.

[@ChefRubber1]

Hi! this is a grex airbrush :) you can find them on our website chefrubber.com

[@ahthisisgood]

Thank you. Great tips in the vid If I may ask, with the unused colored cocoa butter, when you go to use it again and it's in the ramekins, do you just use the heat pad to bring it up to 93F (33.9C) ?

[@ChefRubber1]

Yes! You want your cocoa butter colors to be around 86F You don't want to over heat as that will burn. The temperatures you referenced in your comment is if you're airbrushing, you'll need them to be slightly warmer.

[@ahthisisgood]

@@ChefRubber1 Thank you. Perfect! It's going to be a fun weekend with chocolate.

[@derianstuff3500]

I have a double action Air brush but it don't spray nothing

[@ChefRubber1]

Hi there, This can be from a number of variables. From your compressor to the nozzle size. Email us at [e-mail] so we can better assist you :)

[@laydehack]

Hi what do use to clean the gun before changing another color?

[@ChefRubber1]

Hi there, you use plain cocoa butter to blow out any color before switching to another color. :)

[@lamamidel_bx]

Can you use this to color chocolate or paint on chocolate?

[@ChefRubber1]

Hello! Yes you can use colored coca butter for coloring couverture, or painting on chocolate

[@HangNguyen-gx6vp]

How do you clean the nozzle after painting?

[@ChefRubber1]

you may warm it up with a hair blow dryer, or heat gun! you can then run plain cocoa butter through the machine to clean it:)

[@2013Turquoiseblue]

Please give me the name of the airbrush that you use

[@nadiabaniyassin314]

What is the nozzle size you used? I have only 0.3mm nozzle. It will work? Thanks.

[@ChefRubber1]

Yes a .3mm, .5mm, .7mm are suggested when airbrushing with cocoa butter.

[@davidalvarez1560]

In my experience this really depends on the brand of cocoa butter. I can't get Pastry Chef brand cocoa butter through anything less than a 1mm. I can use a 0.3 mm with Roxy & Rich brand or if I mix my own colors with plain cocoa butter and fat soluble powders

[@ivoneidesantos4160]

oiê como vc fazer sua pintura p chocolate fazer em português

[@ChefRubber1]

Olá! Você quer dizer pintar em moldes de bombom? É o mesmo processo de configuração, você pintará no molde com a manteiga de cacau.

[@suraduneshmand5704]

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[@manaierchannel7646]

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