WiltonPearl Edible Food Color Spray, 1.5 ounce

I bought this to use on some cake pops and they turned out perfect.

I bought this for an odd reason: to identify medication. I currently have 9 different medications that are all round shaped and white. Some have lettering, some have a score line, some have absolutely nothing. Since I divvy up my pills in one of those weekly boxes, it was becoming increasingly difficult to distinguish one pill from the other--so I thought of using this frosting spray.I bought 9 colors of this Color Mist, and have made me a chart so I know which pill is which color. It makes for a very festive pill box, but the important thing is that I can identify which pill is which.I created a 'spray paint box' so as to not get the overspray all over the place, laid a piece of parchment paper (which I folded in half before placing in the box for ease of getting the pills back into their bottles), laid out the pills on the parchment, and LIGHTLY sprayed the pills. All they need is a dusting of the color--enough to distinguish one from the other. Dries practically instantly, and doesn't affect the pill at all. Pick up the parchment, and with the crease as your 'funnel', slide the pills back in their bottle. Repeat with any other pills you may be doing this with.I have found that if you need more than the colors available, do one side in one color, turn the pills over, and do that side with another color. Trying to "blend" the colors doesn't work....the 'canvas' is too small, the product has a wide spray, and in the end, they just look like some muddy color that you couldn't distinguish one from another.It's a good product.....and on frosting, it's even prettier. I know you can find this wherever Wilton products are sold--but they may not stock all the colors.PRO: ease of use, price,CON: quantity of spray/price--you don't get a lot in the small can.

It covers fully but it takes a lot of it to get there. Used two full bottle and it covered 9 ice cream cones only and needing to do 3 times that. Makes for very expensive silver food

It was my son’s Golden Birthday so rather than spending a ton on a gold cake from a baker I just bought a white cake and sprayed it gold. My son said it looked like Pee lol. But overall I think it turned out well for what I was trying to achieve. 1 can worked for the entire cake and then it was empty.

not as 'golden' as I was hoping. and left an odd taste. (live and learn)

I bought this to turn Oreos into Gold coins for St Patrick’s day dessert plate. The product was easy to use but it did not cover the vanilla Oreos. Also, the taste was absolutely horrible. Based on these reasons, I was very happy I only did a test on a few cookies and was able to move to another plan.

I used this on the regular oreos for St Patrick's Day. I used a light touch with the spray and got 30 oreos done front and back, I could probably get a few more oreos done too but the can is almost empty so I just left it at 30. With me using a light touch the oreos were not soggy and we did not taste a difference with the cookies either. The can is very small at just the size of my hand so keep that in my when purchasing. I would definitely buy again!

So easy to use - if using on a cake you're not planning to frost, be sure to make sure cake is thoroughly cooled and dust first with powdered sugar as to give it something to be based upon. Will work on chocolate cakes, providing you powder sugar it first! Has no flavor except the sugar. Can also spray atop a frosted cake as well!