Colour Mill Aqua Blend Water-Based Food Coloring, 20 Milliliters Black

Used little and a lot to get different shades. My pictures reflect the deepest and the lightest shades I could get. I love colour mill.

Can never go wrong with colour mill products. The color is always buildable (from light to dark shade) and you get exactly what you’re looking for every time.

Usually the colors are easy to work with & easily mixable. This specific color was clumpy & very hard to squeeze out of the bottle. Then when mixing with my melted chocolate melts, there was still specs of color that didn’t mix in. Waste of chocolate melts & waste of $10 for the color.

I love, love, love Colour Mill. It’s an absolute staple in my baking kit! You only need the tiniest amount to get a vibrant, true shade. A goes a long way. The colors blend beautifully and give a smooth, even finish every time. As a baker, this brand is my go-to for consistent, high-quality results. Totally worth it!

Q es una entidad segura y eficiente, y el producto me llevó antes de lo previsto

This worked so well on my buttercream, I love the color! It piped well and I didn’t use much so I think this little bottle will go quite a ways.

Loved it but you have to use ALOT to get the color that dark. Otherwise is a light green

Review of Colour Mill Aqua Blend Water-Based Food Coloring, 20 Milliliters White sold by BakeDeco (?). This is the name of the store but the actual name of the company is not listed.Ingredients are listed but nutritional information is not (this wouldn’t fit on a small jar). E171 is titanium dioxide which is used in food colorings to brighten.Smaller jar at only 20 ml but depending upon what one is coloring it usually doesn’t take much.The lid is a typical flip-type with a decently small nozzle that allows adding drops at a time.Since this is a water-based coloring agent one may have problems if coloring something with a higher fat or oil content.Review of Colour Mill Aqua Blend Water-Based Food Coloring, 20 Milliliters Sand sold by BakeDecoThis is sand color so obviously shouldn’t be expected to be overly bright or vibrant.The ingredients are hard to read but what food dye(s) is/are used are not listed.Intended for “drier” uses so may not work as well for buttercream frosting, etc. This may also be the reason for some of the separation that others have reported.Comes in a decent plastic bottle with a flip-top screw-on cap. The bottles are very dark which helps reduce the breakdown from exposure to light. The label color seems to match the intended color outcome.