Blue Edible Glitter - 5g Food Grade Cake Decorating Shimmering Glitter, Edible Sprinkle Luster Dust for Drinks, Chocolates, Fondant, Strawberries, Cupcakes, Candy, Easter Cookie - Vegan

This was such a fun alternative to traditional sprinkles on my teen’s birthday cupcakes! We just sprinkled it on and it seemed to stick pretty well to the frosting. The color was just as pictured and sparkly. We have tons left for other foods in the future. They were tasteless.

Do NOT be deceived by the size of the container! I was very disappointed when this arrived, thinking "THIS is not worth the price!" The bottle is tiny, but a little goes a long way. It's very fine, but brilliant. Like regular glitter it does kinda go everywhere so sprinke carefully. I removed the perforated cap because it seemed to clog, so then you shake harder. That's when it really takes flight. Just remove the plastic cap & sprinkle directly from the bottle. It does seems to expand in the bottle between uses. I added it to cinnamon to sprinkle on my cake pops & it glissens perfectly. The site wouldn't let me add a photo, so you'll have to trust me. I'll definitely buy it again. Also bought it in pink which was perfect on the white icing on my daughters birthday cake. I'm convinced this is the glitter Disney used for fairy dust!

This edible glitter really added something to my friends "Golden Birthday" cake! Made it sparkly and beautiful! It didnt alter the flavor at all. It is a bit messy as its glitter dust but over all very managable and easy to use. And affordable!

This was perfect for my daughter’s Taylor Swift birthday party! We added it to the cake, cupcakes, and lemonade! It was the perfect color for a little shimmer, and easy to use. I felt like the small container went a long way and didn’t change the flavor.

Works great! The color is very pretty and makes pickle juice very glittery. However it doesn't hold to sweet gerkin or bread and butter pickles. As you can tell from the pictures it only glitters the juice. You can sprinkle the glitter directly onto the pickles and it sticks. It's very easy to use however the glitter goes everywhere when you sprinkle it. It's a great little bottle for the money. I would say it mixes well but I've only mixed it in pickles so what can I really say? I really forgot I was a Gen-X kid with adult money and I could buy things like this. I just wanted sparkly pickles. Also it was this glitter or buy new baby chicks and I thought this would be cheaper. So take my advice and buy this wonderful bottle of edible glitter and put some sparkle on your life. Also I have no idea what glitter taste like so I can't describe the taste of this glitter. I really have nothing to compare it too. Update day 4: Let the glitter sit in pickles and they do come out sparkly. The last photo is after they sat for the 4 days. That now last photo of a sweet gerkin after 4 hours.

Its pretty glitter. There many reviews claiming the color is wrong and it's a white/silver powder instead. So yes its not purple, its kinda a snowy white but don't be fooled! It still is iridescent purple. You have to smear the glitter a bit to get the color. I did a pink frosting with the glitter on top, then I smeared it with a pastry brush and got the iridescent purple. I liked the result. Decent glitter.

Not blue... it is very white. But makes white frosting shine still very pretty. Don't expect to see blue though.

Worked great for a spooky drink for a work party.