Oil Based Food Colouring for Chocolate - 10 Vivid Colours Fat Soluble Food Colouring Set for Candy Melts, Baking, Cake, Cookie - Liquid Tasteless Food Colour Dye for DIY Fondant and Macaron - 6ml Each

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I loved this for my son’s birthday cake. I made bright Lego blocks. Be warned my husband ate a lot of the coloured bricks & told me it came out the other end brightly coloured when he went to the toilet. 😂

First time I've bought oil based colours and these are a good choice for a trial.

Absolutely shocking size bottle you couldn’t make anything except a couple of cookies iv just received my box unbelievably disappointed do not waste your money!!!!

I am a novice baker but have been making cakes for grandkids and this is amazing to colour white chocolate for moulds. So far done foootbalk boots, dinasauras and flowers

First time using oil-based food colouring. So, wasn’t sure what to expect. We used it in creams, cake and painted on icing. Mixed results.Perfect for painting on sugar crafting and icing. Was very easy to use. Great variety of colours. Unusual colours that you don’t find usually. This helped to get the colours we wanted.Inside cakes, some colours worked better than others. Green and blue worked well but had to use about quarter of the bottle. Red not so well. It came out as pink, even used most of the bottle. Compared to the normal food colour we would use, we normally used a fraction of this amount. Also, not great in creams and butter creams. You really have to add a lot to get the desired colour, which changes the texture and consistency of the cream.

These are not as concentrated as you’d expect for the size of the bottles but do create a nice effect. You just need to not need a lot of one colour as you’ll get through the bottle very quickly. Works well wi to things like melting chocolate where water based pigments would solidify the chocolate.

As above. Also colours are not very vibrant. Would not repurchase.