Colour Mill Oil-Based Food Coloring, 20 Milliliters Green

Purchased this for the first time last week to mix into my white chocolate. This is a big deal because white chocolate seizes up so frequently, unless you're just using candy melting wafers. And my chocolate did not seize up. This mixed in beautifully and created a lovely pink pastel color. Given that too frequently white chocolate will seize up due to food coloring it doesn't agree with, or an extract it refuses to take to; this was a wonderful thing. Highly recommend.

The food coloring is a medium thick consistency that has a good color to it when adding it to the eggs. It leaves no flavor as it shouldn't and can change the color of the food correctly to the correct color that is named on the bottle. The food also tasted good with the food coloring. It came sealed with the lid on it and there wasn't any leaks on the bottle or after the seal was broken and after usage the bottle didn't leak. It came at the correct time.

Love the color consistency, easy to use, and there’s no weird flavor. My bottle does spill a little bit but nothing water can’t clean up.

I am super happy with this oil-based food coloring. The colors are sharp, vibrant, and they blended perfectly into the chocolate. Honestly, it’s an amazing product, and I 100% recommend it

Very good pigmentation, bottle is small though. Very good consistency and does its job.

The color itself works well and gives a vibrant pink, but the bottle seal is not very strong. I noticed some leaking during storage, so it needs to be kept upright and handled carefully. Overall the coloring is fine, but the packaging could be improved.

I absolutely love these oil-based colors! The color payoff is incredible, just a small amount goes a long way, and the shades come out so rich and vibrant. They mix beautifully into chocolate. If you do any baking or cake decorating, I highly recommend trying colors from Colour Mill. They’ve quickly become my go-to for coloring for chocolate!

I used this to color chocolate melts for cake pops. For the jack-o-lanterns jn my pic, I used white chocolate with the orange coloring. I did have to use about half of the small bottle to get the color as dark as I wanted (see third pic has lighter orange but I wanted the pumpkins brighter. It did not seem to have any negative impacts on the chocolate and it still set well. I made a bit of green for the leaves. For the face, I used dark chocolate and added some of the black coloring. It probably would have looked more grey than black if i had used white chocolate (or would have taken a lot of the bottle). I would have given 5 stars except it’s a bit pricey for small bottles but i did end up making the colors I wanted. I would buy again— especially if it goes on sale!