How to make colored chocolate

You'll love how easy it is to color modeling chocolate. You can use it on cakes, cookies, cupcakes, make flowers & sculpt with it.

The professional way to melt chocolate and keep it from scorching or becoming lumpy. Using a double boiler helps make the perfect chocolate for dipping!

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Did you know you can make your own rainbow jimmies and nonpareils right at home? Yes! This healthy homemade version is naturally colored, sugar free, fat free, gluten free, and vegan too!

These chocolate covered Oreos are Oreo sandwich cookies dipped in either dark or white chocolate and decorated with colorful sprinkles.

The Pop Rocks tale is extremely intriguing, and it will inform you that the candy was created by a chemist. Pop Rocks, often known as popping candy, were created by accident in 1975 by William Mitc…

An easy DIY baking hack. Make colored powdered sugar at home for a fraction of the cost. Upgrade your cakes, cookies, and candies. 5 minutes.

First, I’m going to go over my personal favorite melting method for homemade candy and chocolate: the candy melting pot! I specifically like using my Wilton’s Candy Melt Pot over all other melting methods for my candy projects for a few reasons. To start with, this melting pot always cooks and keeps the candy at