AmeriColor, Super Black, .75 Ounce Bottle, Soft Gel Paste Food Color

This is the only black food coloring I buy, it's the best! Perfect black every time and doesn't make the frosting taste weird. A little goes a long way, very high quality

LOVE this AmeriColor black gel food coloring. I used it to make a SpiderMan/Venom themed cake for my son’s birthday, and it turned out great! Not grey like many other black food dyes.

Works great!!

Worked beautifully to get a jet black color without a word taste. Just a warning, make sure you take a break from mixing when you add it in. It was look like a dark charcoal grey color but if you let frosting set for a minute then it darkens to black.

This is really good for those crazy Halloween recipes, like Bat Wings... A little goes a long way!

I found I was endlessly adding lots of drops to make my royal icing 'super black' as what this black is named. I used at least half of my small .75 bottle of super black coloring which seemed like a bit much. Even then it was not a true black (more like a lite charcoal black). I added Wilton brand black gel coloring which reached my very small amount of icing in a small bowl to a true black color of icing.

This is a great product! I used it to make Black Velvet Cupcakes with Black Velvet Frosting for my husband's 50th birthday. It was beautifully black! So many kinds of food coloring just turn things grey. But this one? True black!! I bought it because I was told it doesn't turn your teeth black when you eat something colored with it (as long as you are coloring chocolate frosting). This IS true if you eat one black cupcake with black frosting. Your teeth remain white. However, our guests who ate two cupcakes? Yeah.... They had some issues. The dye stuck in the corners of their teeth making them look a little 1960s British. (Oops.) We sent leftover cupcakes home with family and friends. No one felt ill or anything after eating them but.... You know how if you eat beets, your 💩 turns red? Yeah.... If you eat a LOT of this? Apparently, your 💩 turns purple. This would be laughable but... I heard it stained some toilet bowls. 😬 (Yes. I got phone calls. 🤭) All that aside, I absolutely would use it again. I just wouldn't offer anyone seconds or thirds. (Or I'd use different cupcake / frosting recipes and not use the whole bottle making 24. 🤷)

Took three quarters of the bottle with cocoa powder to get the right deep black needed. But it worked!

I had my doubts at first.. I used melted dark chocolate AND cocoa powder to start the buttercream. If you want black buttercream, always start with a brown. If you dont want chocolate flavoured buttercream, use brown food colouring, but always start with a brown buttercream before trying to make it black. At first, when I added the black, it looked very dark grey and kind of shiny?? But I left it in the fridge for 2 nights and voila!! true jet black buttercream icing!! TIP: let the buttercream rest for a minimum on 48 hours in the fridge and I promise, you WILL get true jet black. I wrapped mine in cling film. Also, I used it in dark chocolate ganache. i only used 2 tiny drops and I got the perfect jet black for a drip effect.

I needed this so I bought it. I looked everywhere for the quantity but only found inaccurate weight on the description. Turns out that it’s 0.75oz, it’s quite pricey for sure a tiny thing.

Super black instantly