Colour
Fruit & Spices
Food colours
Flavourings
Nuts
100
Red, yellow and blue
What are primary colours
100

This is used to thicken jams, jellies and preserves.

What is pectin?

100

Powdered food coloring is best used for.

What is chocolate?

100

The most common nut used in the bakeshop

Almonds

100

This is sweetened almond paste 

What is Marzipan

200
Green, orange, and violet
What are secondary colours
200

This is saved when using canned fruit over fresh

What is time?

200

The best way to make a brown colour?

instant coffee or melted chocolate

200

paste made from hazelnuts or almonds and caramelized sugar 

praline paste

200

A paste containing 2 parts almonds and 1 part sugar 

What is almond paste?

300

when you are mixing colours it is best to start with this.

What is the palest colour?

300

Stored spices should kept in this?

What is cool, dark, dry?

300

This type of food coloring is favoured for its intensity and because it will not water down the icing.

What is paste?

300

Which one is stronger? Emulsions or Extracts.

Emulsions

300

The two big differences between kernel paste and almond paste.

What is apricots and cost?

400

Tertiary colours are also know as this

What is intermediate?

400

Emulsions are flavourful oils mixed with two things

What is water and emulsifiers?

400

This coloring form is best used in air brushes

What is liquid?

400

Which one is more complex? Natural or Artificial Flavourings.

Natural flavourings

400
Almonds, pecan, pistachios, walnuts, hazelnuts and peanuts are all used in the bake shop, which ones are not as common

What is pistachio, pecans, peanuts

500
colours which are opposite on the colour wheel
What are complimentary colours?
500

Extracts are flavourful oils dissolved in this. 

What is alcohol?

500

This food coloring form must be dissolved in water or cocoa butter.

What is powdered?

500

Where do spices come from?

Plants

500

Almonds are available in two forms other nuts are not. 

What is slivered and sliced