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Velvet Spray

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Edible Velvet Spray

Velvet sprays for frozen entremets: premium flocked effect, all colors from Velly Food, FunCakes, Decora. Sizes 100ml, 250ml, 400ml.

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Our velvet spray collection gathers all references of edible sprays with a premium flocked effect for frozen entremets. Composition: cocoa butter + food colorings + propellant, without titanium dioxide (E171 banned in the EU since 2022). Applied as an aerosol directly on entremets at -18°C. All colors available: Valentine red, matte black, snow white, chocolate brown, pastels, metallics. Professional brands Velly Food, FunCakes, Decora, Pavoni.

How a velvet spray works

The velvet spray is made of 70-80% melted edible cocoa butter, mixed with a fat-soluble coloring and a food-grade gas propellant. When sprayed onto a frozen entremet at -18°C, the cocoa butter instantly solidifies into crystalline microparticles that form a matte powdered veil. This temperature contrast creates the signature velvet effect, impossible to reproduce at room temperature.

Professional application technique

5 rules to follow for perfect velvet. Entremet frozen through: minimum 4-8 hours at -18°C, glaze fails on tempered entremets. Spray at room temperature: 18-22°C, shake 30 seconds to homogenize the cocoa butter. Distance 25-30 cm: too close = droplets, too far = too dispersed. Several thin coats: 3-4 successive veils are better than one thick coat. Regular movement: slow sweeping from top to bottom, no stopping.

Popular colors

The most used colors in professional pastry. Valentine red: for strawberry, raspberry, heart entremets. Matte black: for dark chocolate entremets, modern birthdays. Snow white: for wedding cakes, baby showers. Chocolate brown: for coffee, hazelnut, praline entremets. Pastels: pinks, blues, greens for children's birthday cakes. Gold and silver: luxury finish for celebrations.

Does velvet spray work on a non-frozen entremet?
No. The velvet veil only forms by thermal shock on a surface at -18°C. On a tempered entremet, the spray runs off in large drops. If you don’t have time to freeze: use a mirror glaze instead, which is applied at 30-35°C on entremets taken out of the fridge.
What can replace velvet spray?
For a flocked effect without velvet spray, several alternatives. Pneumatic spray gun: mix 200g cocoa butter + 100g white chocolate + fat-soluble coloring, spray at 35°C with a food spray gun. Mirror glaze: a different shiny finish but equally spectacular. Chocolate sable crumbs, stuck on entremets: an alternative rustic effect.
How many entremets per spray?
A 100ml velvet spray covers 8-12 entremets of 600-800g. A 250ml spray covers 20-25. A 400ml spray covers 30-40 (professional workshop size). To plan well: count 10ml spray per individual entremet and 25ml per family-size entremet.
Storage and precautions?
Store for 12 months at 18-22°C, lying flat, away from sunlight and heat. Never expose to over 50°C (risk of aerosol explosion). Always wipe the nozzle after each use to avoid clogging. If the nozzle clogs: soak 5 minutes in warm water.

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