Definitely! Any clear alcohol takes the color pretty well. The flowers have a taste though, so a well balanced, tasty gin might get that "unwanted" botanical flavour. Also (maybe obviously) don't cook the gin. The boiling point of alcohol is low, so by heating it up you will water it down.
They call it "Colour change", but it looks like it just makes everything purple and keeps it powerful. Can somebody clarify what colour the purple is supposed to change into?
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Great Video to get some ideas
Can you steep the butterfly tea with the gin instead to make it concentrate?
Definitely! Any clear alcohol takes the color pretty well. The flowers have a taste though, so a well balanced, tasty gin might get that "unwanted" botanical flavour.
Also (maybe obviously) don't cook the gin. The boiling point of alcohol is low, so by heating it up you will water it down.
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They call it "Colour change", but it looks like it just makes everything purple and keeps it powerful. Can somebody clarify what colour the purple is supposed to change into?
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can you please do a butterfly pea tea elixir?
How did you make the ice?
what extract did you use
Where do you get it?
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The blue would've been more apparent if not for your blue shirt...
That's not exactly what I would call "Magical Color-Shifting".
it is color shifting…butterfly pea is a indicator dye.
@@otto9875 But, not "Magical". 😁
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