How do you make colored candy melts?
Besides, can I use gel food coloring in candy melts?
Candy melts/chocolate are oil-based and regular gel colors are water-based. Adding regular gel colors will cause the melts the "seize" which will make the candy melts lumpy and unworkable. I just add a little vegetable oil to the water based colors and it works perfect.
Subsequently, one may also ask, can you add food coloring to melted white chocolate?
Adding a water based food coloring to your chocolate will destroy it! When you use coloring oil to color white chocolate, think of them as mixing a colored paint with white paint – you create the depth of color/tint that you want by adding a few drops at a time to the melted white chocolate.
To color Candy Melts, add Wilton Candy Colors to Candy Melts a little at a time. Mix thoroughly before adding more color. It's better to add more candy color than to have a color that's too intense or bright. If you do add too much color, you can lighten the color by adding more white candy melts.