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Flavourings FAQ
Posted on 2 Oct 2019
Here at Lollipops, we have five main flavour product lines: the famous LorAnn Oils, LorAnn Bakery Emulsions, and Roberts Confectionery Essences, Roberts Confectionery Flavoured Food Colourings & Roberts Confectionery Flavoured Oils. They’re all amazing products but how do you decide which one you should use? Are any vegan, allergy friendly, or non-alcoholic? Read on to have all your flavoursome questions answered!
How To Colour Candy Rock Crystals
Posted on 13 Sep 2019
Cakes decorated with rock crystals are extremely popular and far easier to make than you might think! Colour your rock crystals with one of two methods.
Our Top Ten Halloween Baking Ideas
Posted on 9 Sep 2019
Halloween might just be our favourite holiday of the year here at Lollipops! What else can beat dressing up, scaring people, and eating your fill of Halloween themed treats?
How To Colour Chocolate, Buttercream, and more with Colour Mill!
Posted on 4 Sep 2019
Unlike standard gel colours, Colour Mill is an oil-based dye, allowing you to better colour buttercream, Swiss Meringue and even chocolate! The secret is in how the colour binds to butter, fat, and oil.
5 Cake Ideas For Fathers Day
Posted on 23 Aug 2019
Father’s Day is just around the corner! If you're stuck for cake inspiration we've put together five of our favourite cake ideas that Dad will love this Father's Day!
Caitlin Mitchell Log Cabin Template
Posted on 6 Aug 2019
If you were at the Sweet Expo in Sydney this July you might have caught Caitlin Mitchell demonstrating how to create a super cute log cabin out of gum paste and royal icing. We have the very same template that she used so you can recreate her cute cabin at home.
Airbrushing 101
Posted on 31 Jul 2019
Don't be intimidated by airbrushing - with these tips and tricks you'll be airbrushing like a pro in no time.
Difference Between Natural, Dutch, & Black Cocoa
Posted on 17 Jul 2019
When to use Natural, Dutch, or Black Cocoa. And what exactly is 'Dutch' Cocoa anyway...