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WHY WHIP TOPPING START TO DECOLORATE AFTER SOME TIME? PLEASE GIVE AN ANSWER… THANKS

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#1 posted 290 days ago

I think it’s because whipped topping, like whipped cream, is a suspension rather than a solution. The components of cream (water and fat) stay together because of the whipping process but will eventually dissolve if left to sit; whipped topping does the same thing. I expect that the colorant you are using attaches to one component and when it begins to separate the discoloration occurs.

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