If you want to flavor your chocolate or candy coating, you MUST use
oils or concentrated flavors.    Extracts CAN NOT be used.  (They are
water based and may thicken and ruin your chocolate and coatings.) 
We recommend adding 12-15 drops per pound.

                  
Lorann, 1 dram: Measured by drops (use threaded eye dropper).
                  
CK Brand, 1/2 ounce: Built in dropper.
                  
CK Brand, 8 ounce bottles: Measure by drops (use threaded eye dropper).
              

Pink Coating + White Coating =  Light Pink

Pink Coating + Blue Coating + Cocoa Lite Wafers = Mauve

To achieve a color not available such as mauve, melt available colors separately, and starting
with the closest color, stir in other color(s). Amounts of color depend on the color of mauve desired. 

If you want a exact color you can add Candy Color which is oil based. Cake
colorings are water based and may ruin your candy.  Caution: Too much
coloring may stain tongue and give bitter taste.  Example, if colors are
navy and yellow, you may want to do yellow and white mints instead of navy.
When adding color, the candy may thicken. Be sure you have some
paramount crystals on hand to thin the candy down.

                  
Chefmaster: Built in dropper
                  
Elaines' Colors: Built in dropper
                  
Wilton Candy Color Kit: Use a toothpick to add color.
              

For a darker color, start with color of wafers available and add enough candy color to achieve the result
desired. Caution: Too much coloring may stain tongue and give bitter taste.

Blue Coating + Blue Candy Color = Royal Blue

Suggested Color Chart

Caution:  Too much coloring may stain tongue and give bitter taste.  Example, if colors are navy and
yellow, you may want to do yellow and white mints instead of navy. When adding color, the candy may
thicken. Be sure you have some paramount crystals on hand to thin the candy down.

                  
Burgundy: Red Chocolate, Pink and Blue Candy Color
                  
Fuschia: Pink Chocolate, Pink and Touch of Blue Candy Color
                  
Light Pink: White Chocolate, and enough pink chocolate to make desired shade
                  
Mauve: Pink Chocolate, with a touch of blue candy color (or wafers) and a couple of cocoa lite chocolate pieces.
                  
Royal Purple: Violet Chocolate, Purple Candy Color
                  
Lavender: White Chocolate, 1/4 pound Violet Chocolate
                  
Light Blue: White Chocolate, 1/4 pound Blue Chocolate
                  
Royal Blue: Blue Chocolate, Blue Candy Color
                  
Navy: Blue Chocolate, Blue and Touch of Black Candy Color
                  
Hunter Green: Green Chocolate, Green and Touch of Black Candy Color 
                  
Teal: Blue Chocolate, Blue and Green Candy Color
                  
Black: Cocoa Dark Chocolate and Black Candy Color 
                  
Gold Non-Metallic: Yellow Chocolate + Prepackaged mix to make gold (46 orange wafers and 7 cocoa lite wafers)
                  
Gold Metallic: Make all the mints in yellow chocolate. When the mints come out of the mold and are at room
				  temperature, brush on Super Gold Luster Dust.
                  
Silver Metallic: Make all the mints in white chocolate. When the mints come out of the mold and are at room
				  temperature, brush on Moonstone Silver Luster Dust.