Food Coloring, All Natural, Plant Based, Gluten Free, Kosher, Non GMO, Vegan, No Artificial Colors, Variety Pack | Natural food coloring powders for frosting, cakes, cupcakes, cookies, icing, donuts, slime, bath bombs, and rainbow pancakes.

Excelente color y muy limpios en ingredientes

They are natural and very small, you probably won’t be able to use it too many times. I give 5 starts because it’s still what was described to me, but to be honest it’s way cheaper to get blue spirulina and beets powered that the color intensity is better and cost way less for a bigger bag. If you need multiple different colors for one time then it’s a good buy. They are messy but thats with all dye powders!

okay so I don’t typically write reviews for products but I was literally crying to my husband last night about not having the perfect red alternative for my 4th of July cookies and was preparing myself to drive 45 min one way to the nearest store that sold some other alternative red food dye and he said to order this and try it first thing in the morning. Well, it is 8am and the red is everything I wanted it to be!! 10/10 recommend just please do yourself a favor and read the instructions! Also, do note I am using this for a cookie icing (powdered sugar & milk) so not sure how it’ll be on a buttercream yet. I also slowly added in more powdered sugar & milk alternatively until I got my desired amount of frosting and color didn’t change at all:)

This stuff works pretty good! The colors aren’t the most vibrant ever but that’s alright I’d rather use healthier options for dye than the artificial crap. You can get pretty good colors but the red wasn’t super red. The price is the worst thing about this because I feel robbed.

I was using this for a layered rainbow cake for my 3 yr old’s birthday. I used two boxes of gluten free cake mix, 8 eggs, and two sticks of butter that is now all in the garbage. I wasted hours mixing the colors to get the right colors. Yes, hours. I have a fine art degree so it is not for a lack of color theory knowledge. These are just difficult and faulty to work with. Once I finally achieved the colors, the batter looked really good except for the purple kept turning blue as it sat, when mixed again, it would turn back to purple. So right before putting it in the oven, I mixed it to purple. It ended up baking into a blue color. This was especially disappointing since it was the most important color since it is my daughter’s favorite color and I spent the most time mixing it since it was at first gray looking. The red was a strong color raw but once baked ALL of the color baked out of it!! Same with green. Then the blue had to be mixed using baking soda. Again, raw- it looked great, but once baked it was washed out to basically colorless. My kids tasted that cake layer, the baking soda taste was so prevalent and therefore totally inedible. Another layer in the trash! All of the colors failed except for the orange and yellow. The orange changed a lot once baked, but I will still use it along with the yellow just so I don't need to use a 4th box of cake mix. Both are lighter than the raw batter color but I am salvaging them at the very least. I was literally almost in tears after using this failed product. So much time and money wasted. Gf cake mixes are $8 a box. I ended up needing 3 boxes plus the cost of the “dye” . The time wasted acting like a mad scientist to get the right blue and purple was borderline insane, hours literally hours wasted on this cake that is now in the trash. I see most of the reviews are for icing and frostings, so it may work for that, but please do not waste your time and money if you are baking a cake! In the attached photos, the blue baked layer was the purple batter. The red layer you can see once cut and leveled is colorless inside. The last cake layer image is the green. The blue was already in the trash, so no photo, but looked the same as the green.