McCormick Green Food Color
Green food coloring
Price: $11.98USD
McCormick Green Food Color 16 oz 1 pint 0.47L
McCormick Green Food Color is a concentrated, water-based liquid food coloring that adds a deep, vivid green hue to baked goods and decorations without affecting flavor. This 16 oz pint bottle is ideal for tinting frostings, fondant, cake batters, cookies, candy, and desserts.
The smooth liquid blends evenly for consistent color, whether you want a light pastel shade or a bold festive green. Add a few drops at a time and build gradually to reach the exact color you want. Perfect for holiday baking, themed desserts, and creative decorating, it can also be mixed with other food colors to create custom shades.
Ingredients: Water, Propylene Glycol, FD&C Yellow 5, FD&C Blue 1 and Propylparaben (as a preservative).
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|---|---|---|
| Qty: | Description | Price |
| Each | Unit Price | $11.98USD |
| 6 | 6 or More | $11.73USD |
| 24 | 24 or More | $11.36USD |
Usage Suggestions:
- Blend ½ tsp green food color, ½ cup confectioners sugar, and 1 tbsp milk for a jungle green glazed icing.
- Easter Egg Dyeing: Add 1 tsp vinegar and 1 tsp green food color to ½ cup boiling water. Dip hard cooked eggs for 5 minutes or longer.
You can create other coloring options by combining two or more food coloring's. To make other colors, blend two or more colors. See our Food Color Mixing Guide.
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McCormick Green Food Color 16 oz 1 pint 0.47L - FAQ
- Q: What is McCormick Green Food Color used for?
- A: It is used to tint frostings, fondant, cake batters, cookies, candy, desserts, and beverages. It is also popular for holiday baking, themed decorations, and Easter egg dyeing.
- Q: Does this food coloring change the taste of food?
- A: No. McCormick Green Food Color is tasteless and will not affect the flavor of your recipes.
- Q: How do I get lighter or darker shades of green?
- A: Add coloring a few drops at a time. Small amounts create pastel shades, while additional drops deepen the color.
- Q: Can I mix this with other food colors?
- A: Yes. It can be blended with other food colors to create custom shades and decorative effects.
- Q: Where can I learn more about mixing colors?
- A: Visit our Food Color Mixing Guide for easy charts showing how to blend McCormick colors to create hundreds of shades: Food Color Blending Chart.
- Q: Is this food color safe for beverages?
- A: Yes. It can be used in drinks, cocktails, and non-alcoholic beverages.
- Q: Can it be used for Easter egg dyeing?
- A: Yes. Mix 1 tsp vinegar and 1 tsp green food color into ½ cup boiling water and dip hard-cooked eggs for 5 minutes or longer.
- Q: Is McCormick Green Food Color kosher and gluten free?
- A: Yes. It is kosher, gluten free, and made with no MSG added.
- Q: How should I store the bottle?
- A: Store tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from heat and sunlight.
- Q: How long does the color last after opening?
- A: When stored properly, it maintains quality for years. The shelf life is approximately 1,440 days — about 4 years.
- Q: Does McCormick Green Food Color expire or become unsafe after the Best By date?
- A: McCormick food colors do not spoil or become harmful if used after the Best By date. However, over time the color quality may diminish.
