I am wondering, if this glitter is not edible, why would the description say to add it to cakes and confections, items clearly going to be eaten?
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Apparently, you shouldn't just consider this as food directly, but it is non toxic and is edible. We used it on candy apples and no one got sick and the gold is vivid. I will definitely buy again!
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As far as I know disco dust has never been approved by the FDA for use on or in food. Disco dust is a non-toxic plastic craft glitter, that is often used in cake decorating to add bling to gum paste decorations, that will be removed from the cake before it is served.Since disco dust is non-toxic it is safe to touch food items but should not be consumed.Hope this information helps.
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As far as I know disco dust has never been approved by the FDA for use on or in food. Disco dust is a non-toxic plastic craft glitter, that is often used in cake decorating to add bling to gum paste decorations, that will be removed from the cake before it is served. Since disco dust is non-toxic it is safe to touch food items but should not be consumed. Hope this information helps.
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You use such a small amount of this super-fine, brilliant, non-toxic glitter to give an unbeatable sparkle to your baked goods, I really don't think it makes a difference whether it has been approved by the FDA for consumption. I mean, when you consider the poisons that are legally allowed into processed foods and our drinking water, does it really matter? Go for it.
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This one is not meant to ingest. NOW has coconut oil on the food section that you can eat. This one is meant more for beauty and topical.
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Because it said 'body glitter', I assumed that it could be used on the face. I used it on my face for a masquerade ball. (I wear glasses so we painted a masque on instead).
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Not that it states on the container. It does say keep out of reach of children. Kids might think their candy and eat them all.
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i am unclear what you are asking. There was a peppa pig tag. Was there a symbol? we ate it. The topper itself has no flavor. I have 2 toddlers so was busy that evening I put the topper on the cake, left on the stove 2 hours...and in that time frame the topper molded into the icing absorbing the moisture in the icing and becoming one. The topper is very easy to cut: so if your cake is circle or if you don't like a symbol you can cut it off. You can also get a child's name printed on the topper; not sure how to do that. Pleased with product.
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Go for milk fondue bec. Chocolate could be messier and might ruin somebody's dress :-)
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Hi, I just checked the glitter and it is so fine that I really cannot tell what it's made of. I've always assumed it's a tin metal. I rubbed in my fingers and the pieces are so tiny that it almost looks like fairy dust. Love it!
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Hello Andrew,This is an excellent question. I checked the jar to see and it said it was edible...;)BestMighty Counselor
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I would definitely mix it with sugar or salt first because it is the consistency of glitter and once your lips touch it ... It's not going to just dissolve...
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Hello there! I am sorry, but I just buy those stuff where after I ate it, and delicious, I order again. I wish they can have a three specisl will chocolate only. But all of them are good. Maybe the distributor (Amazon) should check and publish it here so people who read it will know. Thank you.
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Not sure what you meanby do not drop a lot of glitter powder? but if you are asking if glitter gets all over the place I would say No!
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I agree...dust it on before the chocolate sets completely. You can also do a YouTube search...there's always lots of ideas there.
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I have never used this product for food, cosmetics only. If you use anything in food it should be FDA certified to be safe. There is no evidence that it has been packaged in a manner that would prevent you from getting sick if you ate a significant quantity, unless you refined it first. If you refine it then you would lose most of the properties that you are looking for in raw butters. Find one that states it is edible. Then you'll be safe
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Hello Judy, Just a thought... I have a recipe for homemade glitter. It is an old recipe from my Mom's cake decorating class. It calls for one Tablespoon of Gum Arabic and one Tablespoon warm water which is mixed over a cup of hot water until completely dissolved. You can add colored oil for color. Apply egg whites to the surface of a glass mirror (any glass mirror will do) and pour mixture onto the glass mirror evenly but not too thin. Let stand 12 hours until dry, and then scrape off with a sharp razor in long strokes. Sift twice using a ordinary strainer and store in a dry covered container. It seems like a lot of time and work but at least you don't have to worry about peanut or wheat affects. Hello Judy, Just a thought... I have a recipe for homemade glitter. It is an old recipe from my Mom's cake decorating class. It calls for one Tablespoon of Gum Arabic and one Tablespoon warm water which is mixed over a cup of hot water until completely dissolved. You can add colored oil for color. Apply egg whites to the surface of a glass mirror (any glass mirror will do) and pour mixture onto the glass mirror evenly but not too thin. Let stand 12 hours until dry, and then scrape off with a sharp razor in long strokes. Sift twice using a ordinary strainer and store in a dry covered... » Read More Hello Judy, Just a thought... I have a recipe for homemade glitter. It is an old recipe from my Mom's cake decorating class. It calls for one Tablespoon of Gum Arabic and one Tablespoon warm water which is mixed over a cup of hot water until completely dissolved. You can add colored oil for color. Apply egg whites to the surface of a glass mirror (any glass mirror will do) and pour mixture onto the glass mirror evenly but not too thin. Let stand 12 hours until dry, and then scrape off with a sharp razor in long strokes. Sift twice using a ordinary strainer and store in a dry covered container. It seems like a lot of time and work but at least you don't have to worry about peanut or wheat affects. « Show Less
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Granular...it's more like sugar. Confection is like powdered sugar, so you'd only use it when the recipe called specifically for powdered (or confectioner's) sugar.
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I personally would not eat anything that arrived to me damaged. To be on the safe side contact the vendor and explain what happen but I wouldn't eat it. Either ship it back or discard. Sorry for your experience.
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It means annoying manufacturer packaging is eliminated (think those plastic cases that you need and arc welder and dynamite to get into). It is essentially open the amazon box, and viola your product (in this case the candy will likely still be in a sealed bag of some sort)