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I noticed in the Wilton books they use "candy melts" food coloring. (I think they are oil based.) Can I use the regular Wilton colors or Americolors? Does it make a difference?
I'm new to using candy melts.
Thanks!
You can only use oil based candy colors to tint the white candy melts...Wilton makes a few sets and chefmaster makes candy colors as well.You can't use water based colors on oil based candy or it will seize.
I used the regular Wilton color to tint candy melts that I had mixed with corn syrup to make a modeling clay, and initially it looked liked it seized - but once I kneaded it, it came out smooth.
Suela! Hey neighbour! I'm technically near Carleton Place....most people don't know wear that is. 
I have not noticed the colors at Bulk Barn, (which is were I usually go, but I'm in need of flesh color candy melts) but may check there first anyway. Michael's is a treck for me, but hey, it's an excuse to go which is always fun.
Have not heard of artistic cake design....where is that?
Thanks for your help
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