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Chocolate Airbrush Tutorial | Spray Cocoa Butter on Chocolate Molds
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
- Chocolate Airbrush Tutorial | Spray Cocoa Butter on Chocolate Molds 👩🏼🍳✨ The video that many of you have been asking for...how to use an airbrush to spray cocoa butter for chocolate mold decorations. This video is pretty comprehensive and ended up pretty long! In it I show you all the airbrush settings, how to keep your cocoa butter warm, a bunch of test sprays, and how to spray the cocoa butter into a polycarbonate chocolate mold. Hope it helps you!
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Video Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:43 - Supplies
5:25 - Setting up the Airbrush
8:53 - The 6 Airbrush Settings
18:03 - Preparing the Cocoa Butter
24:28 - Spraying the Cocoa Butter
34:32 - Dark Pink Chocolate Mold
35:36 - Clean the Airbrush in Between Colors
41:59 - Light Pink Chocolate Mold
44:47 - Clean the Airbrush for the Day
49:28 - Mold the Chocolates
50:10 - Fin!
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I know this is a long one! My goal with this was to create a useful resource, rather than entertainment. I hope you learn something new and use it to help you grow. Let me know down below what your current airbrush experience is! 💞
I did and I just got a air brush and colors from chef rubber as well and will try it next week
how exciting!!! @@terryraines9952
WOW You are the only one that has explained in detail on how to use the spray gun!!! Thank you so very much!!!
You’re so welcome!! I try to make videos that I wish I had! 😃😍🤩
I've seen more of you (in your videos) than I have my husband for the last three months. Hahaha! Thank you for what you do (and do SO well!)!🥰
Hahaha awww thank you!! ❤️❤️❤️
Best video out there on spray gun demonstration!
Thanks so much, it means a lot! ☺️🥰
Thank you for your generosity in giving us full detail in all your tutorials! You are truly one of a kind❤
Aww how sweet, thank you so much!
Thank you very much for this video. You've put in so much time and effort to do such comprehensive testing, just so we can learn and understand 🥰 I put my paper towels on a silicone mat to help hold them in place when wiping the mold. I love watching your videos.
Aw thank you, your comment made my day! I’m so glad you liked the video! 🥰 ohhh that’s a good tip, I will do that with the silicone mat, haha you must have seen towel rip 😄 💖
Awesome video to watch very easy explained love it and will go through all your tutorials❤
Aww thanks so much, glad you liked it!
Hi Brittnee, I wanted to let you know that I bought the small airbrush from Amazon and it worked! I also made a DYI spray booth with an Amazon box. You have the Roll Royce of spray booths and I have the low budget version!😂I did bonbons in Dark chocolate with a passionfruit ganache and they were delicious and my family loved them, which is what counts. . I wish I could send you a photo. Thanks again for the encouragement! Take care, Lian
Ohhh that is so awesome!! Will you link the Amazon airbrush you bought? I'm curious! I'm really happy to hear that it's working for you along with your homemade spray booth. Not letting these things get in your way of creating is the most important thing and I agree the best part is sharing with your family! Thanks for the comment! :D Send me a pic on instagram or my email linked in my YT bio or website!
I'm a senior chef in pastry from Saudi Arabia sofitel hotel madina. I like your method to spray the chocolate 🍫.
Thanks! So glad! : )
This is fabulous, thanks so much for doing this.
I’m so glad you enjoyed! You’re welcome! 😀
Thank you for uploading this!!!!!!
You’re so welcome, thank you for being here!!! ☺️☺️☺️
GREAT VIDEO! Looks so fun....educational!
Thank you! Maybe you can come give it a try 😄😄
OMGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG those are so awesomely beautiful,,,,you rock girl:))
Thank you! You rock!
I’ve been waiting for this video since you mentioned doing it. Brilliant, it’s answered so many questions that I’ve been looking for. 👏
Soooo happy to hear that!!! 😃😃😃
@@BrittneeKay Hi Brittnee. I have been using colour cocoa butter since I started my chocolate journey during the covid years. I have had some success, my problem is keeping more than one colour at spraying temperature. I’ve tried using a yogurt maker and a warming pad without much success. Can you recommend anything that isn’t to expensive. I only do it as a hobby.
I also struggle with this and it is super frustrating. I have purchased a warming cabinet from Chef Rubber for way too much money and it doesn't stay at the temperature the dial says. I've tried a heat plate which is also hard to control the temperature.
This may not be the answer you want, but I find the method that works best is just staying present and using your heat gun. Most of the time I work with one color at a time so that I can stay focused...because keeping the temper is everything. Usually I'll temper one color first. As soon as that one is tempered I like to heat my next color and while the second color cools I work with my first color. That saves a little bit of time, but also is pretty low risk as far as accidentally letting one fall out of temper. Hope this helps!@@davidgreenwood6003
Muuuuuuuwah! Magnifique!
hehe thank you!!
Thank you ! I am about to buy an airbrush but I am very confused on which one I should choose. Your video is really a great help. ^ ^
You’re welcome!! Yeah this one is amazing, highly recommend!
This video is very useful.
Thank you for your sharing.
Of course, thanks for watching! ☺️
Thank you 🙏 so much for this great video
I really understand how can I use the airprush thank youuuuu ♥️♥️♥️
You are so welcome!
Wow, very nice and informative video, thanks for your time and effort,,
My pleasure, thanks for watching!!
Excellant teacher. Great level of detail. Smart
What a compliment, thank you so much!!
J'apprécie beaucoup vos vidéos. Elle sont très instructives.
Thanks for the support!!!
Fantastic video I wish I had this when I started
Thank you and I'm so glad it helps!!
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Thank you! 🙏🏻
You answered all my prior questions in this one! Sorry, I didn't find it first!😁
Oh no worries, glad you did! 🩷
It's a good thing a person can't wear out a CZcams video. Do you KNOW how many times I've watched this? I finally got brave and ordered my airbrush kit through your link today. I'm picking up my compressor (same as yours) at a Harbor Freight store tomorrow or Wednesday. I'm getting a different spray booth setup, mainly due to cost, but I think it will suit me fine until I see where I'm going with this.
My first Chef Rubber order arrives tomorrow, too!
I've probably been watching CZcams videos since before you were born, and I've never seen more organized, easy-to-understand and conversational how-tos on ANY subject before. Gads. I'm being all fangirly. LOL! Thanks for doing what you do, and helping us all to believe that we really, truly can do it too!
Oh well thank you for the extra views! haha And I'm also super glad that you have enjoyed the video and found it helpful!
Eeeee so many exciting new products and equipment coming your way! I'm excited for you to get started, you'll have so much fun!
Thank you for your kind words! I appreciate the encouragement so much! 💕
@@BrittneeKay I do have a question though: Why do you put the moisture filter right at the compressor instead of at the airbrush end of the hose? I would think that the hose collects moisture too. Might a small inline water trap between the airbrush and the hose be a good idea? Or am I overthinking this?
@@tinkeroonie I have only ever put it between the compressor and the hose and haven't had a problem yet so I'm not messing with it! Mostly the water comes from the compressor so I don't think much will happen between that and the airbrush in the hose!
@@BrittneeKay Thanks! I can't wait to get started!
@@BrittneeKay Did your Grex TG-7 kit come with the quick connect that you show on your hose in this video? I finally got my kit (YAY!) and mine didn't come with a quick connect, so I bought one. It was also missing the small round tip, so I'm going to shop for that too.
They look beautiful. If I want mine to look as nice as yours but using milk or dark chocolate instead of white chocolate, would you recommend that I give it a final spay with a white colored coco butter?
Depends on your cocoa butter…if it already contains white and you do a thick enough coat you’ll be fine without a background! But if the colors coating is pretty light you will want to add a white background for sure! Or if your color doesn’t contain titanium then for sure back it in white as well!
As always, excellent video and so informative. For the best needle size, what is best needle size for molds? .3, .5, etc. Thank you for all the great ideas and advice you give us. 👏🏽
I have .7mm and I would say it works well! I wouldn’t go as low as .3 but you could maybe get away with .5
@@BrittneeKay Thank you so much ... and a follow question, hope you don't mind, for the air pressure in the compressor, is 50 PSI OK? Thanks again!
Such a great and helpful video - thanks for taking to time to create this and share 🫶 May I ask how much chocolate you temper for a mold like this one? Thanks in advance ;-)
Thanks Ii'm glad it helped! You're welcome! : ) Usually even if I'm only filling one mold or a couple I temper around 2 lbs or more because chocolate is easier to temper in larger quantities and stays in temper easier as well!
Wooowwww amazing video and very useful,I have watched all of your videos since I started my bonbon making,
Can you please recommend any other airbrush coz this one doesn't ship to my country also its out of stock,. thank you so much ❤
Awesome, thank you, happy to have you here! I don't have any other airbrush specifically to recommend so I would say go ahead and pick one that you can afford that has good reviews from wherever you purchase from. Just be sure to get around a .7mm nozzle otherwise it may be too small to spray cocoa butter!
thank you very much mam
You're so welcome!
Awesome video, I just bought the same air brush. What stand are you using to hold the mold when you spray it
Oh awesome! So far I love it! The stands are linked in the description, just some cheap thing from Amazon ☺️
@BrittneeKay I''m really sorry, maybe I'm blind...but I dont see the stand, everything but....
Here you go: amzn.to/3QFl0eE
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Thank you for your generosity. In addition to making this incredible video which helped me a lot, you also put the links of the supplies you used to do it. I like a lot the holder which you used for hold the chocolate mold while you where painting, I couldn’t find that on the links at the description. Could you please let me know how can I find it? God bless your family.
You are so so sweet, thank you so much!!! Oh yes let me see, this is the link:
Grex HD1 Airbrush Holder a.co/d/buhBuAW
Thanks so much!
Thank you very much! I’m watching so many videos of yours! I love your content!
You're so welcome, I appreciate that so much! : )@@miriancoelho4255
Thank you, my dear, for the useful clips. I am following you closely. Can I ask you, what is the temperature of the mold before coloring with cocoa butter, and what is the temperature of the chocolate when placed in the mold?
You’re welcome! I just keep my mold at room temperature which is usually 69-72 F. The chocolate will vary based on which kind; white is 29-30 C and I like to use it at 30!
Thank you very much for such a hard work, such a great explanation. Can I ask if 0.7mm nozzle will work for velour sprays on cakes or petit fours etc?
You're so welcome, thank you for watching! Yes it should work for that, you'll want the pressure up high (80psi) and most likely open the also the air flow to max and paint flow max too!
@@BrittneeKay thank you very much for your reply. Now I don't have to buy spray gun and air brush separately. You are a gem.
@@maryamsameen2847Oh yeah! Unless you are doing major production I think you're good with just an airbrush!!
Super vidéo merci. Il n'est pas possible d'utiliser juste du colorant alimentaire liquide pour colorer les moules ? Et la buse pour le beurre de cacao doit être de combien pour que ça ne se bouche pas ? 0.7mm c'est le minimum c'est bien ça ?
Thanks! No you don't want to use regular food color in the molds because they won't interact well with the chocolate plus your bonbons will not be shiny. Colored cocoa butter attaches to chocolate and is shiny and hard which makes for a great finish. Yes mine is .7mm and doesn't clog and works great! I would say it is a great size for cocoa butter.
What nuzzle size do u recomend? Sorry if i did t catched in the video
Mine is .7mm 🙂
Hi! Thanks for the Tuto ! Did you put only cocoa butter or cocoa butter and white chocolate in the spray ? Thanks a lot
Both colors are precolored cocoa butters; the first one I spray is called "french fuscia" from Pastry Chef's Boutique and it doesn't contain white, the second color is called "princess pink" from Chef Rubber and it does contain white.
Hope this helps! : )
@@BrittneeKay so if i want to do it myself i can mix cocoa butter with color and just spray it? Can i do it with a paint spray "gun" , i dont have the one in the video.. thanks you for your response!
Yes! But you must use the right types of color and be sure to temper your cocoa butter. If you're a beginner and never done this before I highly recommend checking out the videos I've linked in the description to see the basic steps.
Yes, the airbrush is a regular airbrush (or spray gun) also used for paints but if you plan to use one for cocoa butter it needs to be brand new and never have had paint or anything inedible go through it or it could contaminate your chocolates, just clarifying because I'm not sure what you mean there.
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Great video as always, never done airbrush with cocoa butter but back at art scholl, did a lot of it..and a lot of cleaning...that i remember...same method but no sweet treats at the end...have an amazing week-end...thank you again..by the way, this air brush kit...currently unavailable, grrrrr
Thank you!! Oh then you already have great airbrush experience! Hmm check the Grex website if it isn’t available through my Amazon link! I’m sure a vendor somewhere is selling it 😃
@@BrittneeKay Thank you i will check it out...hope all trees are full of colours like in my area, for you to enjoy your walks...Tuque et mitaines...Tuque and mittens...don't forget...
lol! yes mittens are important! i need a fall hike this week, the mountains are beautiful right now in utah! 🍁@@jean-marclariviere7618
@@BrittneeKay Don't know why but i thought you were from East Coast, PA, CT or MA, my bad...
haha nope! Good old Utah! : )@@jean-marclariviere7618
Will the Greg TS7 work too? It’s a side feed.
Yeah the side feed will work as well!
Sorry, where do I get the moisture filter attached...? I am getting one compressor on amazon but i didnt it with filter...
Here you go! amzn.to/46Pub2T :)
hello, thank you for your videos, I am a beginner in chocolates. maybe you could give me some information, I just have a Watson&Webb brand airbrush, will it work for the cocoa butter and will it not clog? do you have any tips please I see thank you. I'm in France so I used the translation I hope it will work. thanks again
You're welcome! I can't really answer your question because I haven't ever used a Watson&Webb airbrush myself. Actually this Grex airbrush is the only one I've ever owned. What matters more than the brand I'd say is your compressor along with your needle/tip size. Do you know what size nozzle attachment you have for your airbrush and the PSI of your compressor?
Great video on the spray gun and new container to minimize spray gun/paint.. unfortunately a bit out of my budget quite yet.. still not good enough to justify it but with your videos, I will get there. Regarding getting a compressor, from my own experience, you might encounter some issues.. when I used my spray it went all over and your space is limited... I hope your new container will work and you won't have any issues.. when using the new container...will see in future videos.. 👍🏽❤ 13:49
Yes no problem! Hand painting chocolates offers so many designs you don’t need to jump right into an airbrush! 😀
@@BrittneeKay agree.. experimenting with brushes and getting good results.. thanks for all your tips about methods and equipment.. most helpful.. 👍🏽
Is the compressor you’re recommending oil free?
As in you don’t have to add oil? If so yes!
Hi wanted to ask you in this video you use a stand for the chocolate mould what’s the name and where I can order them
I just linked it for you in the description right at the bottom of my supplies list!
Super thanks really love your video’s especially as I am just starting with it
@@marcusdejong492 Aw thank you I'm so glad!
I have an airbrush kit and use it with airbrush colors .the nozzle is 0.3mm can I use it with cocoa butter without any issues or is it too narrow ?
Thank you
It depends on your PSI and airflow settings on your airbrush. You could potentially push the cocoa butter through if it's thin enough and the air pressure is high enough. You can also pull your needle back a little bit to help with this, but sometimes that can cause leaking. The only way to know is to try! : ) I've never tried .3mm so I can't say for sure one way or another. I say test it out!
@@BrittneeKay thank you 😊
of course!@@elsa271
Hello can u please tell me which kind of air compressor will be good
Can I use car air compressors
Please reply me
You’ll need a compressor with the same specs I show in this video! Look for a quiet one that goes up to 80 psi 🙂
Do you think you could run melted, plain cocoa butter through to flush out the brush between colors?
You totally can but I have done this before and honestly I’ve decided it’s a waste, because it isn’t needed and cocoa butter is expensive! 😃
Makes sense.
Hey Brittnee, my paint keeps coming out splattered (same machine and airbrush), not sure why? Any idea on what I can do to resolve this?
When it’s splattered it means the pressure is too low and there is too much paint. The higher pressure pushes the paint out quicker which breaks it up smaller. So I would lower your paint flow and increase your psi or airflow! Hope this helps!
@@BrittneeKay Thanks so much, going to try this. Sounds like thats prob the issue here
@@amkaka4680 glad to help!!
Hello Brittnee🥰
I was wondering if you can help me. I want to color my chocolate for enrobing my truffles. Is it possible to color my white chocolate with my ccb or is there a more accurate and correct way without changing the thickness and taste of the chocolate? I tried fat-soluble color and it tempered perfectly yet the flavor was weird.
You can use pre-colored cocoa butter to color white chocolate or you can can use powder colors! Similar to the ones that you’d use for coloring cocoa butter. I would recommend that because they are most potent and also won’t change the texture of your chocolate as much!
Thanks, I'll try that for sure!
Can I use ccb from Chef Rubber? Do I temper both or just temper the chocolate after I add the color?
If you use cocoa butter I think you would be good to heat both above 40ºC and then just temper them together! :)@@user-uc6ki1nu6t
Got it! Thanks😘
Bonjour madame, je voudrais commencer la décoration de chocolat à l'aérographe. J'ai trouver le compresseur que je vais acheter mais j'avoue que pour les pistolets c'est plus compliquer de trouver de la qualité pas trop cher. Je voulais donc savoir par rapport aux différentes tailles de buses qu'elle pression en bar mettez vous au compresseur ? Car sur la plupart des offres d'achat que je vois sur amazone Belgique pour les buses 0.2; 0.3 et 0.5 ils conseillent 3.5 bar mais un chocolatier que je suis conseil 4 bar donc je ne sais pas trop quoi faire. il utilisent un pistolet iwata 0.5 et 0.8 mm. Je ne sais pas si cela fait une différence ou pas. Je voudrais un pistolet avec le mécanisme de pression sur le dessus pour injecter l'air et le beurre de cacao. Je sais qu'il y a beaucoup de chef qui utilisent du 0.5 mm et d'autres du 0.8 mm pour que le pistolet ne se bouche pas. Quel marque de pistolet me conseiller vous et si vous connaissez un modèle de qualité cela m'intéresse. Malheureusement pour moi la marque Iwata est hors de prix. C'est pour cela que je viens vers vous pour avoir la possibilité d'acheter un ou des bons pistolets. Bien à vous. Rosalie
Well you have a lot of good information! I think you have everything right already, it’s just a matter of making a decision. My exact setup is linked in the description. I use a Grex Tritium airbrush. I don’t know if bars about my compressor but I do think it’s around 4, I know I usually always spray at 80 psi. I know it can be frustrating to get setup but you’re on the right track!
Brittnee, I am wondering why you chose that air compressor for your grex air brush instead of the grex air compressor? Aloha, Fritz
So I actually had already purchased that air compressor for a spray gun I bought. And the spray gun was using too much air. I spoke with Grex and they recommended the airbrush because they use less air and are more efficient and he told me the compressor I already have is perfect for the airbrush! 🙂🙂
Oh, ok, thank you, Fritz@@BrittneeKay
Of course!! : )@@fritzbabler6459
Hi, can you tell me pelase the needle and nozzle diameter?
Pretty sure I mentioned it in the video 😄 It's .7mm, I also linked it in the description! 😃
Can you tell me please what is the minimum pressure for airbrushing
Honestly unless you want speckles, like in the video, I would stick with 80 psi!
@@BrittneeKay thank You
Can I use coconut oil
Nope! Very different from cocoa butter 🙃
Great video and fabulous result! Because of this video, I just put an airbrush on my list for Santa. Let's see if he delivers :D
Instead of drying the parts with the heatgun at the end, use an air gun/nozzle, since you already have the compressor nearby :)
Oh I am glad you enjoyed it! I hope that Santa brings you an airbrush! 🤩
I like pink chef so don't worries 🙂
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do you use a .7 mm needle for the cocoa butter? I though you have to use at least 1mm.
Yep mine is .7mm setup! And as you can see it works great!
thanks!@@BrittneeKay
Of course!! : )@@suelaufer799
Whats the temp of the airbrush plz
I just keep the airbrush warm with a heat gun, I don’t measure the temperature. Is that what you’re asking?
That's for the tutorial
Of course!!
What's the price of this Airbrush system ?
I think it was around $250 for the kit if I remember right
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Thank you! Your video is just amazing! I’m saving it on my favorites. 🤎🤎🤎
Awww! Thank you! 🥰