Mixing candy melt colors

I use store-bought candy melts for everything from cake pops to brownie decorations. They don't impart much flavor, though, so when I'm looking for that candy consistency with a specific taste - butterscotch, caramel, white chocolate - I go ahead and grab some baking chips and make my own DIY candy melts.

Almond bark is made from white chocolate, which allows it to be dyed a range of colors. Almond bark reacts to liquids by clumping into a unworkable paste, so food coloring in oil, powder or paste form should be used. Two easy ways to add color to almond bark are by melting the chocolate in either a ...

Confused about which candy melt to use for your cake pops? I did a Melting Candy Wafers Test to see which brand would melt the smoothest.

Use a simple technique to color white chocolate or Candy Melts then use those colors to paint candy molds and make homemade chocolate lollipops. Tutorial.

Free Color Guide Mixing chart for Chocolate Chameleon Candy Colors by Artisan Accents and Sweet Color Lab. Chocolate Chameleon Colors by Artisan Accents & Sweet Color Lab, are perfect for coloring chocolate, buttercream, and other fat/oil based products including Cake Drip! This highlly concentrated oil-based formula is fade-resistent and will not change the flavor or texture of your Desserts!

65.6K likes, 204 comments. “How to melt chocolate 1. Make sure to use candy melts (no chocolate chips) 2. set microwave to 50% power 3. Heat 30 seconds at a time and stir in between 4. Heat for 15 seconds for last time 5. Use oil based candy coloring (no gel or water based)”

Nonpareil candies are lovely little sweets that require just two ingredients: chocolate bark and nonpareil sprinkles. If you’re looking for the most adorable candies on earth, here they are! Of…

How to dye white chocolate with natural colors