Food Coloring

Food coloring, also referred to as food dye or color additive, is a substance used to alter or enhance the appearance of food by adding vibrant color. Food coloring can be found in both liquid and powdered forms and is commonly used in baking, cooking, and drink-making to improve the visual appeal of various dishes and beverages. Widely available in a spectrum of shades, food coloring is a popular choice for home cooks and professionals alike to create eye-catching presentations for their culinary creations.

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This food coloring kit for icing by Wilton has 12 different colors. You get lemon yellow, golden yellow, pink, no-taste red, burgundy, violet, royal blue, teal, kelly green, copper, brown and black. You get 1/2 ounce jars of each food coloring listed.

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