McCormick Culinary Green Food Coloring, 16 fl oz - One 16 Fluid Ounce Green Liquid Food Coloring, Add Vivid Green Color to Cakes, Cookies, Icings and More

Used this to color the water in my DIY puking‑skeleton Halloween setup — the green turned out perfect and spooky just like I hoped. Easy to mix, strong color pay‑off, and no weird smell or residue. Great value for a heavy‑duty fun‑decor job. I can't speak to the taste or baking ability because it was used to color water green, but a little bit definitely goes a long way because of the strong concentrate in bottle.

I needed primary colors to dye wood blocks for use by children. This is the only product that has enough volume to allow for use when making multiple products or dying not so small pieces. It worked well. The colors produced were vibrant and stable, when mixed with vinegar. Highly recommend this product for hobbits/woodworking use if you need a non-toxic dye. This green is pretty intense and offers a good deep color when using vinegar.

This green food coloring performs exactly how we need it to. The color is vibrant, consistent, and blends smoothly into buttercream, royal icing, and cake batter without affecting texture or flavor.

Vibrant color, large quantity, great consistency. Packed well. Arrived on time.

This bulk food coloring is great for homemade hair dye, and way cheaper than buying the fancy prepackaged stuff all the time. I mix this green food coloring with a bit of black food coloring to deepen it, and sometimes a little squirt of yellow too. All you need is some 20 volume developer, some conditioner, food coloring, and some kool-aid packets in your desired shade. I mix 2 or 3 kool-aid packets with a tiny bit of hot water to form a paste, then add that into the developer and conditioner and add in the food coloring bit by bit until the desired shade is reached. I apply it to my hair and usually let it sit at least 4 or 5 hours before I rinse it out, and the end result is vibrantly green and soft hair that doesn't feel damaged at all, smells fruity like kool-aid, and the color actually takes quite a long time to fade for me. Even after 5 weeks since coloring, I still have green hair and only wind up redyeing it when my roots start to grow out and bother me. If you get a cheap bulk bottle of developer and a bottle of this and a few kool-aid packets, you've got hairdye for months with very little investment.