To make the sugar, add sugar to the container, then add your food coloring (ratio of 1 cup sugar to 2-5 drops of food ...

Add liquid food color to tint as desired. Seal bag. Squeeze and rub sugar in bag until it becomes evenly colored. Homemade colored sugar might clump; if it does, just break apart until clumps are ...

For every cup of sugar you use, you will need 2 to 3 drops of liquid food color; use more drops of food color to achieve darker shades. Place sugar in plastic bag or jar, seal and shake vigorously ...

1 Cup Powdered Sugar; 2 Tbsp. Milk; Dash Of Vanilla; Red, Green, Blue Food Coloring Optional; INSTRUCTIONS: Preheat oven to 325. In a small bowl, add flour, baking ...

Massage the color into the sugar. 2. Mix unflavored gelatin and water; set aside. For the syrup, mix sugar, salt, water and corn syrup in a saucepan. Boil until mixture reaches 240 degrees. 3.

Colored sugar is a beautiful, simple way to spruce things up. From cookies and cakes to fancy cocktails, white sugar that has been colored can be the unsung visual hero of a dish -- especially if ...