AmeriColor Gray Food Coloring Kit - 8 Vibrant Shades of Gray

katiukatiu: Look at these cake sails and marbled buttercream. The green was from a store-bought set of gel color tubes, but the greys were all from this set. Love the taupe, especially, and how it made a forest green with the tubes. Just had one of the 12-bottle student kits delivered today & looking forward to playing.

United States on Apr 06, 2021

Matt Patmon: Amazing food coloring! I love that you can dispense it from the lid directly into the food. It’s not as thick as I expected, but def not liquid either. Yes, it looks green-ish in the bottle, just like yellow food coloring looks orange in the bottle. It’s grey once mixed. I did need to use a lot more than I expected though (which in my experience is true with most food coloring.)

United States on Sep 20, 2020

Wendy V.: The item arrived promptly. The gun metal gray was perfect for my pewter colored wedding mints. Some of the other grays in the pack had a slight greenish tint to them but it may have been because I did not mix them in enough of the mint mixture.

United States on Dec 26, 2018

Tennessee GidgetTennessee Gidget: Great stuff. I doubt you would be able to achieve the various shades of gray without this kit. At the time I purchased it, I thought I would only need one of the colors. But they were so specific, with such distinctive shades, that I wound up using more of them than I expected to. They are gel based, water soluble, and will curdle if you use any kind of alcohol based extract to thin it. I learned this by trial and error. (I use the lemon extract to color cake decorations when I have powdered food color.) Anyhow, I doubt you would be able to take a straight out black food color, and thin it to make it any one of these shades of gray. I used the slate gray pigment to create the 'canvas' look of a Louis Vuitton handbag in the attached picture.

United States on Apr 07, 2018

K. English: Did I need a box of gray food colors? Probably not but I do love them. I discovered that just adding black color to white icing doesn't always give you the results you were hoping for--that black has all sorts of other colors in it. When I use these, I get exactly the tone of gray I was wanting. Well worth the expense if you do a lot of decorating.

United States on Apr 28, 2017