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

So... Everything in my home has a faint luster to it. When I say everything, I mean we find it at the backs of shelves and on dishes in the back of the cabinet and on things under our bathroom sink. We have tried to clean it all, but it was a doomed mission from the start.That said, the amount my child 'spilled' was much less than you think it would take for FULL COVERAGE.If you're an adult, or don't mind looking like Tinkerbell cursed you and everything you've ever touched, buy this... Just, make sure you don't open it over a floor vent.I wish I had pictures of that day. You could see it in the air like dust motes. Honestly, it was magical, but I am pretty sure people shouldn't inhale that much glitter, so be careful.

We used this to top off our cupcakes for the baby shower. It was perfect!

I loved the way this glittered even on the dark frosting I used for a beautiful Black Velvet Cake.

❤️

The purple is white, and looks nothing like purple even though it’s supposed to be iridescent. And there are no returns, so I have a useless product.

It was the exact colors I needed! Put them in pitchers at a party with the corresponding colors for the juice and everyone loved it! Such a good touch!Also, someone accidentally poured the entirety of the red glitter in one pitcher and it still didn't have any odd taste or texture to it like I expected!

Small but mighty. It’s about 1 inch tall and half an inch wide but it’s packed. A little goes a long way. Still just a tid bit over priced if I recall correctly it was 10$ max should be 6-7$

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