WiltonIcing Colour Gel Paste Pastel Rainbow Colours Set - 6x 28g

Never used anything like this before but decided to give them a go. I used the peach and violet, the peach I did first and used 3 drops the violet I used 2 drops. (I stuck the end of a teaspoon in the pot then wiped it on the butter as was doing butter icing and as you can see the colours came out lovely). They are going to last as well as you use them sparingly. Very pleased with the result.

I purchased these for an art project I was working on during lockdown. I have several terracotta plants that I wanted to paint for my mini herb garden. These paints are lovely to paint with and great quality for their price. Really happy with them.

Colours are great just some of them are a like different from what you would expect... The ivory is orangey nad the peach is is more pinky but all gd just need to play around to get what looking for

I have used cheaper products in the past and have had to add most of the bottle before I notice a hint of colour. These colours however, are really effective. I only have to dip the end of a cocktail stick in and add it to whatever I am making and the colours are really vibrant. This also means that they last for ages so they might seem expensive at first for are well worth the money. I would definitely buy this product again.

Really great colours exactly what I wanted. Super concentrated so they will last forever. You only need to use a tiny bit at a time, I used the end of a teaspoon then just kept adding until I reached the shade I wanted.

Lovely pastel colours, need just a tiny amount, so will last a long time, very happy with product

I am in no way a star baker, and only bake with my daughter every so often. I have attached a photo of a birthday cake we made together. We used these dyes to colour fondant, the purple pink and green. It didn’t take a lot to achieve the colours we wanted

This is my first attempt at baking a birthday cake and I couldn’t be happier with the outcome. The gels were super easy to use. I started with very small amounts. Literally dipped a sharp knife in the pot and then dipped it in the buttercream and build the colour up. So easy to use! Highly recommended.