LorAnn Pink Liquid Food Color, 1 ounce bottle

Worked perfect to make pink martinis on Valentine’s Day! Pretty color and a little goes a long way.

I’m going to start this off by saying I did not buy or use this for food. I have a creepy man who’s been stalking and harassing me (restraining order didn’t work) and a friend of mine who is a police officer told me to take fart spray and some sort of neon pink dye then mix it together. I made my concoction and used it on said man. The pink pigment was amazing and it really did leave a huge pink mark across his whole face and it won’t wash out for the next 3 days so everyone is gonna know right off the bat that he’s causing trouble. I will be buying this again.

I used this to make eggs for a baby (girls) shower and it worked great!

Used in a cocktail, beautiful shade!

I used this to make chocolate covered pretzels for a baby shower. The color came out nice- it’s really concentrated so you don’t need much. The only negative is that when adding it to melted chocolate, it made the chocolate thicker. I was still able to make the pretzels but it wasn’t as smooth as I hoped. Still came out beautiful.

I love the baby pink color of this! Perfect for a softer more pastel pink rather than a hot pink, and a little goes a long way

First, I loved it. It gave e the exact color I was trying to achieve. Second, easy to use and arrived promptly and accurately.I would just like to say, in case someone else is trying something similar, that despite many homemade recipes for body scrub suggest using food coloring... this particular pink color from this manufacture uses FD&C Red #40. FD&C Red #40 is NOT APPROVED by the FDA for cosmetics. Body scrubs are considered cosmetics. Just saying. Now... if you plan to whip up some body scrub for yourself at home... it doesn't matter. If you are making and selling... like I intended... then you cant use this particular color additive.

it was way to lite of pink. we wanted to make pink deviled eggs.