Gold Edible Glitter for Drinks, Cocktails, Cake Decorating, Strawberries, Chocolates & More | No Taste | 4g | 100% Food-Safe | Kosher, Vegan, Gluten & Nut Free | DiamonDust by The Sugar Art …

I ordered the color "orange". I used it on chocolate strawberries and cakepops. It worked fine, has the same consistency as Tinker Dust, and you could tell the difference compared to "non-toxic" glitter (sugar art is edible - alot of people seem to not know there's a difference between non-toxic and edible). The glitter has no taste (which in my opinion is preferred). The glitter does tend to get everywhere but that's NORMAL! Overall, I am satisfied. Color is nice, texture feels fine, and the glitter does shine and sparkle. & it is not a waste of money, it is almost the same price as "Tinker Dust" glitter and they both last the same amount of uses. I get more uses out of Non-toxic glitter because its non toxic and more grainy. Remember, edible glitter is EDIBLE, so it's more of powdery consistency and you get less uses out of it so it may seem like a waste but it's not. I think just depends what you are looking to use the glitter for.

Great color. I used it to do a cake that the sparkles blow off when blowing out the candles. I put it on right before taking it to the birthday girl and it worked great. I did not even use a full jar and covered the top of a 9 inch round cake.

It is a very small little jar, and you need to add quite a bit for the product to appear/show up. it's MUCH better in transparent drinks, like juices and champagne. it barely shows up in dark drinks like soda's and such. But you can't taste it, it's not gritty and it has no after taste or affect.

This is a fine dust that gives a lovely shimmer with even tiny amounts. A little goes a very long way. I used them to compliment Strawberry Cheescake cupcakes that I made for a wedding and it added elegance to the decor, especially for a wedding. It can be somewhat tedious to apply because its so fine, so be sure to apply in a draft free area and take your time with the application.. It also looks great on a Chocolate Fudge icing as well. *I've attached photos that include cupcakes with & without the gold glitter so the difference is visible.

I used this on chocolate. It’s VERY sparkly, my picture doesn’t do it justice. Just be aware that the glitter is also like dust.. so there was glitter everywhere in my house. It just got in the air and floated around, EVERYWHERE. My air filter is full of glitter. lol BUT if you don’t mind the cleanup. The sparkle was great and the birthday party loved them. And they didn’t change the taste of the chocolate.