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Your cart is empty.McCormick Green Food Color Single Pack, McCormick Green Food Color brings dazzling green color to your baked goods and sweet treats for holidays and birthday parties. Visit the McCormick website for the color guide! Whether you are celebrating St. Patrick's Day, Christmas, or even the first day of spring, we have got you covered with our brilliant green food dye. Bring smiles to your family with green crispy treats, Christmas cookies, or Green Eggs and Ham! Make green frosting for cakes or cupcakes in school or team colors for school events, graduation parties, or sports celebrations. Our food-safe coloring is perfect for adding vibrant color to kids' art crafts like DIY slime and kinetic sand. Also, great as an egg dye for beautifully decorated Easter eggs. This McCormick Green Food Color is in a Plastic box that is 1 fluid ounce. Store this shelf-stable item at an ambient temperature.
KilroyJ
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2025
it’s green. it’s food color. what more could you ask for?
Pattijo1954
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2025
Bright and intense! No bad taste in your baked goods.
cathy pryor
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2025
No issue
headpool
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025
cause theodore geisel is hilarious still....
Diana Acosta
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024
Good food coloring !
Sam T
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2024
My niece only likes green cookies, so we have to buy green in a big bottle. It is hard to find in stores
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2024
This is a liquid, which is great if you are tinting a liquid or semi-liquid ( beer and ice cream! ). Gel colors are not recommended for liquid applications!
E. Marlowe
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2020
I needed some green food coloring for a project, but I was really concerned. Was green the right color? Green is the color associated with envy and greed. Kermit tells us that it's not easy being green. Green is the color of the light that every English teacher in America tells their students to write about when they read The Great Gatsby. There's just a whole lot of baggage when it comes to the color green.However, this particular food coloring was different. It was luxurious, rich, and decadent. Just a few drops of this elixir changed my dull, depressed, distasteful frosting into a green that even an Irish baker would use for a St. Patrick's Day treat. Forget seeing the world through rose-colored glasses; I wanted to look through spectacles of this greenish hue. Birds began to sing, wildlife flocked to my lawn, and Disney sent me a cease-and-desist order for bursting into an unnamed song when I saw this green.While I have saved the remainders of this precious bottle in a velvet-lined box guarded by a cursed dragon who has sworn himself to protect it, I cherish the memories of the first time my eyes beheld this greenish glory.
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