Sugarflair Orange Cocoa Butter - For Chocolate Coloring & Painting Directly Onto Chocolate, Transfer Sheets or Moulds - 35g

The product turned out lovely on the cake. The only problem I had was that the drip had to be very cold otherwise it wasn’t solid enough to paint but because this product is made with cocoa butter the cold made it set immediately which gave it a texture.Don’t be alarmed by some reviews that say it was hard. You have to microwave the pot and then it melts the cocoa butter.

So, I was challenged by my kids to make an engine spilling oil as a topper for their dad’s birthday cake. Don’t laugh at my efforts… even if it was pretty basic! I bought this to cover the modelling chocolate engine which it did beautifully. Easy to use. One star less because it takes a long time to melt so it’s usable. You also need a couple of coats, but actually that makes it more flexible if you don’t want 100% coverage on the first coat. I have three colours, rose gold, gold and now silver and they’re all really good.

This is the stuff my nightmare is made of I’m sure. Not only was it completely solid when it arrived (completely normal apparently) I had to microwave it (as per instructions) for the fat? To melt. And in the process of melting, stirring, it splashed out and I got it everywhere!! My hair, my top, my white counter top. Yeah no never again. Surely there’s something similar with less hassle? Nope nope nope!

Yes it arrives hard but that is exactly what you'd expect for chocolate food colouring, it even says on the label to warm it to melt it so don't let the other negative reviews dissuade you.Gave a pink colour exactly, easy to add more or less for pastel or darker shades.I would say that I did expect a darker tone right out of the gate so did need to use a lot to achieve a "Percy pig" shade so if I wanted a raspberry shade it would have needed probably half the jar.

I bought this thinking it would work well for painting on cakes. It doesn't. It has a really bizarre smell to it and just tastes ain odd. I love Sugarflair stuff normally and it's my go to for vegan colourings. Not so much for this though.

Used to colour white chocolate ganache for a cake drip. Yes it is rock solid on opening, there are full instructions on how to use the product on the tub and it worked exactly as described when following the instructions. It was the perfect red for a spiderman cake and really simple to use - a little goes a long way!

Would give 0 stars if I could. I ordered the light blue food colouring through prime for an item that I need to make for tomorrow. It arrived today and when I opened it I was disgusted to find the product completely mouldy! The item was sealed, and is still in date. I have requested a return/refund and told this item isn’t eligible. I would like a refund asap - thanks.

In the pot it looked very glittery but once mixed into the ganache it was really a grey colour rather than a silver drip. How we my daughter was very happy with her cake.Many thanks