VIBRANT OIL-BASED FOOD COLORING - Fat soluble chocolate coloring is specifically formulated to easily mix with chocolate and candy melts. Each drop of our food coloring produces stunning, eye-catching colors, allowing you to enhance the visual appeal of your homemade baked goods and DIY crafts with vibrant splashes of color! SAFE FOR CONSUMPTION - These upgraded food grade oil based coloring dyes are made with premium ingredients that are free from dairy, gluten, peanuts, eggs, nuts(Contains Soy). Vegetarians can use it with confidence as well. It is odorless and tasteless and will not affect the texture or taste of your recipes. VERSATILE USAGE - With superior tinting strength, our food color dyes can be used for cake decoration, cupcakes, fondant, buttercream, frosting, cookies, airbrush, Easter eggs, and even for making DIY slime, play dough, soap, and bath bombs. Perfect for theme parties, Easter, Christmas, Halloween, birthday parties, and more. A LITTEL GOES A LONG WAY - Our oil-based chocolate coloring maintains its color integrity even when frozen or exposed to high temperatures during baking. It is easy to mix into your baking projects, providing saturated and true colors. The squeeze bottles allow for precise control of drops, ensuring you achieve the perfect shade every time. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED - Purchase our oil based food coloring and explore endless possibilities for food creations. Click 'Add to Cart' and embark on a journey of homemade baking and crafting! If you have any doubts or concerns, please feel free to email us. Various of colors for you to craft the perfect effect for theme party, Easter, Christmas, Halloween, Birthday Party and more. Also ideal gifts for kids to make diy slime, play-dough, soap making and bath bombs!
Whether you’re making frosting or cake decorating, making candy, bakeware or coloring slime, bath bombs and other crafts, our coloring stay true and vibrant in the most challenging of environments.

Tips:
Each dye might have different consistency and some treats will require more dye than others. So in order to avoid "overdose", make sure to add a little at a time to see what color you want to achieve.