3pcs Black Food Coloring Markers, Double Sided with Ultra Fine Tip(0.5mm) Edible Pen, Food Grade Gourmet Writer for Decorating,Painting,Drawing, Baking,Fondant,Cake,Cookie,Frosting by Edibleink

These black food coloring markers are fantastic! The 3-piece set with double sided ultra fine tip (0.5mm) edible pens are perfect for detailed cake decorating. The ink flows smoothly and consistently. Great for writing on cookies, cakes, and fondant. The fine tip allows for precise details and beautiful lettering. Food grade quality that's safe and easy to use. Essential for anyone who decorates baked goods. Highly recommend for baking and decorating!

Worked great for decorating cake pops. Only used one felt tip marker so no input on the finer tips but it worked great and stayed once dry. Did dye mouths a little though

Love how fine the smaller side is. Really helps to make small details for decorated sugar cookies or on fondant. Only problem is the fine point end usually goes away after just a few uses. You need to be very careful not to push too hard or you won't be able to us anymore.

It worked for my macarons! I was surprised I preferred the wider tip over the fine point but it was exactly what I needed. I didn’t use too much or taste it so I can’t speak of the taste. I only used 1 pen of the pack but it wasn’t dried out. When writing, it did dry quickly so no smudges. With both points I think the writing ability from anything like art to words would work.

These food markers worked awesome on Halloween treats I had made for the grandkids.

I couldn't use 2 of the pens bc the tip came off. Fine up would stop working then sometimes work. Just meh. Big tip for for coloring only.

So perfect!!! Made my son's alphabet cookies so cute and was easy to use. The ink was good quality and showed well on the icing! Very pleased!

Don't be hopeful because some of the reviews and pictures seem ok. These pens bring nothing but regret. 1. The pens have two tips. One is thicker and one is a fine point, as shown. The fine point is comparable in size to a Pigma Micron 05. The thicker end is similar to a Tombow, but it doesn't write as nicely. Because we can't use our Microns and Tombows on food, I gave these a try. 2. These pens write in grey ink. The color is a true grey, without leaning blue or green, but it is not black. After three coats, it's passably dark, but after three coats, the ink starts to eat away at the icing a bit. (Tested on rock hard, days old royal icing, by the way, not a cookie I filled six hours ago.) 3. The color is not distributed evenly. It is distributed in a weak line that leaves behind a bubble of ink when you lift the pen. Unless you correct for this defect, every line becomes a line with a dot on the end. 4. The color bleeds. Not a ton, but enough that you will never see crisp, sharp lines, and isn't that why you were looking for a fine tip edible marker in the first place? For the moment, I'm back to my paint brush and petal dust for fine lines. I'll probably throw these in the kids' marker box for art projects. They'll enjoy having two different tips on one marker.