DecorRom 12-Color Liquid Icing Food Coloring Set - Concentrated Food Dye for Baking and Decorating

Jess: I love the colors but unfortunately does not work for me because it thins my icing too much

United States on Jan 22, 2023

Joyanne Wargo: The coloring does have variety in the colors, but it isn’t very strong and takes many drops of the coloring to color slimes and also melts the slime, which other colorings don’t do. It also stains hands and takes days of washing my hands to come off.

United States on Dec 31, 2021

BJ in Michigan: I bought these food colors so I could make my own foam soap and make it into different colors. Very easy to make. You can buy the soap dispenser on Amazon. Mix 1 c. of your favorite body wash (Bath and Body has some good smelling body washes including men's scents, or you can buy Mrs. Meyer's in almost any store such as Target, Walmart, or Walgreens) then add hot water to the soap and swirl around lightly to mix the soap with the hot water or stir it once you have it in your soap dispenser. You can even buy a jug of soap at Sam's Club. As long as your soap is clear or white creamy soap you can add the food color and make your soap any color you want. It works great, you save money on soap over the long haul and you waste a lot less soap and water and don't sacrifice on the clean part.

United States on Apr 08, 2021

Mikyla Keith: I've been using these as colorant for resin projects. The colors are really pretty and vibrant. A great value considering how expensive alcohol inks are, and the glassy/translucent finish is really nice, whereas alcohol inks tend to result in opaque pieces.

I haven't used them in baking or cooking but they're great for art projects so far.

United States on Feb 16, 2020

Quenton HuaQuenton Hua: Fountain pen ink can be really expensive, especially some colors that may be more expensive than others. I bought this to test out if I can recreate the color of ink I want but I didn't want to shell out a butt load of cash for it. So the solution was this. Basically what I did was use a mixture of these food coloring mixed with some water. I've had tried it for about a month and thus far, the fountain pens I have used this in have functioned fine and still work. The colors themselves are a good selection as well and I sometimes mix two different colors together to get a new color that isn't in the box. I haven't tested it for long-term but from a month's usage the food coloring has not faded from the papers I've used it on. Overall, I like using it as a way to try out a variety of colors of ink for my fountain pens without shelling out say $60 for a 1/3 of the colors provided here.

United States on Jan 19, 2020