Dye-Free Food Coloring Powder set - Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. | Perfect for cake decorating, cookie frosting, icing & drinks | Plant-Based, All-Natural, Kosher, Flavorless | No Carmine, No Annatto | By PIXIE DUST | Large .35 oz Each Color 1.4 oz - 44gr Total.

These little powders have been so useful for me and the colors are just gorgeous!! Due to mast cell/allergy issues, I have recently had to switch many of my daily medications to those same at a compounding pharmacy. This meant that, between those medications and OTC supplements from healthier suppliers, I had more than half a dozen little white capsules that all looked the same. Sorting my meds into a daily pill calendar became maddening because if any were dropped next to the sorting and found later, they were unidentifiable and, for the same reason, it was a minor nightmare if I needed to skip a pill for any reason. One night I came up with a fun solution - using food coloring to mark the capsules! The only hitch was that I needed to make sure that I was not just adding back ingredients that would potentially trigger symptoms. Ironically, I have rarely used food coloring as an adult despite being an avid baker because I prefer the natural colors of beautiful, healthy natural ingredients. Finding these little jars of magic pixie dust colorants made from exactly that (healthy edible, natural ingredients) was so exciting! Yes, I could find separate ingredients to use similarly but this is a superior solution for me for a few reasons; the little jars can be stored compactly to make a convenient to use and convenient to store coloring kit and the blends of ingredients make a variety of gorgeous colors. The creators have even included tiny spoons so that it is easy to use a small amount of product in a sterile manner. When using these colorants for baking or crafts, they can be mixed directly into the materials that are already being used. For my use in marking the capsules or for using as a food safe ink or paint, my recommendation is to mix with a small amount of vodka! Using small stainless or glass prep bowl, I made separate mixtures of the variety of colors needed, scattered the capsules onto individual glazed ceramic plates, lightly painted spots of the colors onto the capsules using a silicone basting brush, and left the capsules out to dry occasionally turning the cases and separating them to ensure that none became stuck together or to the plates. I used this kit and their other kit with pink, lilac, and red powders. One can even mixed some of the powders to make additional colors. So far, I have mixed the yellow and red to make a brick-red/orange. The end result was both fun and functional and made sorting my pills feel like a mini celebration!

I’m so impressed with this natural food coloring set! I’ve been trying to avoid artificial dyes in my kitchen, and this plant-based powder worked beautifully without affecting flavor or texture. The colors are vibrant but not overpowering, and the fact that it’s free from carmine, annatto, and synthetic additives is a huge win. So far, I’ve used the red for strawberry bagels and the green for pistachio croissants — both turned out with gorgeous, rich color and no weird aftertaste. A little really goes a long way, so this small set will last me quite a while. I also appreciate that the powders blend easily into both doughs and icings with minimal effort. Highly recommend for anyone who bakes, decorates, or just wants to cut out artificial dyes without sacrificing appearance.

For a plant based pigment I am THOROUGHLY impressed. Yes for darker colors you have to use more, but they do not change the flavor at all or the consistency of the frosting! The colors are actually really solid. Very easy to use and mix. It’s a tad pricey but they fill the little jars to the brim so I think it’s worth it to avoid artificial food dyes without compromising consistency or flavor

These work as well as can be expected for dye-free food coloring. They create nice soft colors. My biggest problem is how small the containers are and how expensive they are. They don’t add any smell or taste, which is good.

Colors are not sharp, takes too much product to make deeper colors, making the product too essessive in price.

I’m so impressed with the color! A lot of dye free food colorings are not as true to color. This one delivers!

Al most no color

The pigmentation from these is okay but it takes A LOT of the product to get these colored somewhat decently. Even when you do, it's very hard to control what color you end up with. I needed a kelly green for St Patrick's Day and green alone didn't get close so I mixed in some blue and yellow and it was darker but not the color I wanted. I tried mixing yellow and red to get orange and ended up with a puke brown. The worst part of this product is the packaging. Opened the yellow first and sprayed powder on the counter because of how they're filled. You can see in the photo what they look when they are very, very, very carefully opened and how Obviously easy it is to lose a ton of powder.