Colour Mill Choco Drip Orange, Drip Cake Glaze, Easy-Melt Chocolate Drip for Cakes, Cookies, Macarons, Ice Cream, Cake Pops, Strawberries, and Cake Decorations - 125g

This is an easy way to decorate cakes, cookies, etc. Heating it up was simple and can be done either in the microwave (my choice) or by placing the bottle in boiling water. This allows the contents to melt so that it can be easily dispensed from the bottle for decorating. I decorated about a dozen cookies and there was still plenty left in the bottle. Note that despite being labeled as Chocolate Drip, it is just white chocolate flavored and does contain any actual chocolate. There’s maybe a hint of chocolate taste but basically it’s just sweet. This is fine though as it’s just for decorating purposes. I do think it’s expensive though for what it is, and I’m guessing that the high price has to do with the fact that the product is imported from Australia. The bottle indicates the weight as 125 grams which is about 4.4 ounces.

So, I’m not sure about both methods, but I chose the boiling water method because I’m more used to that for chocolate. The taste of the chocolate is kind of what you’d expect.. it’s kinda average/low budget chocolate, so don’t expect the best of the best here. It drizzles well and could be applied to numerous things like cakes, ice cream, cookies, depending on how liquid you make it.. if you get it juuuust warm enough you can even letter or outline with it easily.Overall decent and would get again if needed.

This is a neat chocolate drizzle! My son's favorite color is green, so I got this for him to decorate his own cookie. I followed the directions for melting it in the microwave. It was pretty simple and took no time to melt. My son took this tube and squeezed decorations on his cookies. He had a blast. We both drizzled some green chaocolate onto our hands and licked them off! Delicious, it has a really pleasant, not too sweet flavor. He was able to draw lines and words.

This is a really great option for dessert chocolate drizzle. The green color is pretty fun - great for adding to mint ice cream - and was easy to apply after putting the container into the microwave for a short period of time to melt the chocolate. It hardened up after touching my ice cream and had a nice consistency when being eaten. It is more sweet than typical chocolate, as typical chocolate drizzle tends to be. Overall, I'm very happy with it!