Edible Glitter Spray - 20g Luster Dust Edible Glimmer Powder for Sparkling Cocktails, Cake, Cupcakes, Wine, Beverage - Food Grade Shimmer Dust Powder for Baking, Drinks, Cookies Decoration (Gold)

It worked well. I used this for cake pops, and it was easy to spray. After a several pumps I had to tap the bottle on the counter to get the glitter to come out, but it worked fine. There were no odd smells and it didn’t have a taste.I put cardboard under my stand to catch some of the falling glitter. I will buy it again!

Okay, treat this like a can of spray paint without the fine nozzle as it creates such a mess. Make sure to place things around your kitchen to prevent this. Otherwise, it's straightfoward to use, creates a metallic look to your food creations and does not have any noticeable flavor.

Want to see a kid's eyes light up? Serve them a glittery piece of food

This spray bottle of luster dust makes getting a very fine layer of dust on your chosen food very easy. Since the dust is so fine, it does tend to fly everywhere, so you may want to use something to shield your surroundings while applying. I tested by spritzing it on a hazelnut sandwich cookie (similar to an oreo) and the dust stayed on extremely well without any sort of prep. Should be no issue with applying over icing or into a drink for sparkle.The rose gold is a light pink-gold and super sparkly.The pump 'sprayer' works well and I had no issues with it, but the box does say to shake the bottle if it clogs. Shelf life is greater than 3 years, per package.

The media could not be loaded.  If I had purchased this alone for the edible project I needed it for, I would have been disappointed. This glitter is super fine and almost dusty- although it does shine and there is a ton in the small bottle. As far as edible glitter goes, this might do its job but I believe you would need quite a bit to really see its effect. For that, I give it 3 stars.

I got this Red Edible Glitter Spray for desserts I bring to NC State football tailgates, and will also use it during Christmas time. The glitter is beautiful and does not have a taste to it. My only reason for 4 stars is that it does get everywhere when you are spraying it so make sure you have something under it before you use it.

This is a pretty green glitter! The glitter is very fine and is easy to apply with the included pump. Since it's so fine it does tend to get messy and land in unintended places!

This review is for: Edible Glitter Spray - 20g Luster Dust (Pink)I ordered the pink glitter and it's a very sizable bottle for the price. The downside for me is that this is not a continuous spray so the coverage can be a bit uneven. I have previously used the aerosol glitter cans which apply like spray paint and make application quite fast. This is nice as an accent glitter like on top of cupcakes just to add a bit of shimmer. the pink color is a bit dull but I dind't mind it.

This is great edible glitter, it really does not have a taste or texture and just a little will do the trick.I have used this for: icicng a cake. cookie decoration and on latte foam.I bought the pink to apply to latte foam for the princess in my life.It sprays on super fine so it may take a few pumps to get enough for a visible coverage. Mind you even one spray gives a slight metallic shimmer.There is no propellant in this spray, its just pumping out pure powder.On occasion I sprayed multiple pumps to get a more opaque coverage and one thing you need to be careful of is over spray, it can get airborne and travel a little. I usually spray this over the sink or on a counter top or on plate that is easy to wipe clean. Not really an issue but worth mentioningVery wide range of uses and applications.

You just need a tiny bit to really transform your drink (or food item). I added a little sprinkle of this into some of the fancy cocktails at the bar I work at and it made the drink look so much cooler, guests are really amazed by it and it gives them something to talk about and makes others more intrigued to order the sparkly glitter cocktails!

got this because i LOVE to bake, and thought this would look make it even prettier. this is a spray, and comes in a spring activated bottle, with a plastic cap.at the current price of $15 it seems a little expensive, but as i am pretty sure it will last a while, and baking supplies are never cheap, this is probably worth it. will probably recommend.

This was my first time using this type of glitter. I was picturing sparkles in a bottle that I would just spray on my white icing. But it's powdery and comes out in puffs, not in a continuous spray. I practiced with it on a piece of wax paper and that helped a lot to get a feel for how to distribute it. It is pretty and I liked the purple colour. It was easy to clean up, did not stain my counters/utensils and is tasteless.

This is a large bottle of luster dust that comes in a spray bottle. I have been seeing some videos from other bakers using a spray to apply the luster dust to their bakery products. This particular product doesn't spray as well as it should. The luster dust comes out in a clump in one spot, it doesn't give a wide spray to subtly enhance your bakery item. At this point, I have to use a paint brush to dust the excess of my baking (I was using this spray on dipped cookies so it was possible to dust off the excess, but on a frosting I don't think it would be possible). The bottle is quite large, so the amount of luster dust you get is a good amount. The application using the spray doesn't work how it should unfortunately.