Rainbow Dust Edible Glitter Silver

Product Information

There are a lot of products out there that claim to be edible but are just non-toxic. What does non-toxic means? Well imagine you ate a crayon. Just say no to disco dust unless you're putting it on a part of the cake that can be easily removed and is very clearly not meant to be eaten. Edible glitter ingredients Brew Dust is 100% edible, so you can add a pinch to your favorite drink—and it won't affect the flavor! Made with FDA-compliant ingredients, you'll never have to worry about using a product that isn't safe for you and your family.

Our Brew Glitter ® products contain various mica powder pigments and go through a specific manufacturing process allowing the mineral to be edible & consumable. Common ingredients in edible glitters or dusts can include acacia (gum arabic), maltodextrin, cornstarch, and color additives specifically approved for food use, including mica-based pearlescent pigments and FD&C colors such as FD&C Blue No. 1.

Gold edible glitter

Some recipes for edible glitter can get pretty complicated and call for ingredients that are hard to find. I totally understand this and feel your pain. That's why I have tried to make a recipe that is fairy easy to make and have included alternatives in case you can't find exactly what I used.

Brew Dust comes in an easy-to-use pump bottle, making it easy to take with you wherever you go. You'll never have to worry about carrying around a bulky, messy container of glitter again! And did we mention that Brew Dust comes in tons of different colors and shades? There's something for every mood and occasion! WHAT IS BREW DUST? Whether you're an amateur barista or just looking to impress friends with some color-mixing skills, this smaller-than-standard pump is easier to use and makes less of a mess than traditional dispensers. The possibilities are endless—get creative and invent some new drinks!

Drinking Glitter in Fuchsia - Bulk Edible Glitter For Drinks

If the product is labeled non-toxic, then it's not edible and should be placed on food in a way that would make it easy to remove before consuming (like painted-on fondant that you can peel off or on toppers that can be easily removed) Is it safe to eat edible glitter? Please do not throw any incorrect items as we may ask you to return it to us – we will, of course, cover the cost of your postage in these circumstances. The great thing about making edible glitter is that it's pretty dang easy. You probably already have all the ingredients you need for it in your shop (if you're a cake decorator). You can also switch up your colors and dusts depending on what you have on hand, but I prefer to use TruColor metallics.