Edible Glitter Paint - Rainbow Color Metallic Edible Cake Paint Food Grade

The edible paint exceeded my expectations and will be perfect for adding color to white vanilla candy, a challenge when using standard food coloring. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their candy creations!

Makes great Decisions

I like that they come with a little brush, basically like a fingernail polish bottle with the brush attached. Unfortunately the purple was labeled ‘purple’ but was actually blue. All of the other colors were great though!

Used on gingerbread house competition and won !! Easy and great looking !!

What fun these are ! Beautiful on homemade cookies. My granddaughter just loves having these to add fun color that shimmers to our cookies. I certainly would buy them again! MH

I tried using this edible paint on chocolate, and it was a total flop. It just beads up and slides right off—such a mess! You’re way better off sticking with alcohol and glitter dust for that kind of project. The brush is honestly awful, like a cheap nail polish brush that doesn’t even pick up the paint properly. I haven’t tested it on other surfaces, but judging by the thin consistency, you’d probably need to slap on a bunch of coats to get any vibrant color. Save your money and time—go for edible glitter or dust instead.

This glitter paint was exactly what I needed to make my chocolate shells stand out. I decided not to paint on the ready made shell but rather painting the inside of the form to get the desired effect. I will try to see how the paint might look if directly painted on the chocolate on a later project.

The paint does not work on candy melts or solid icing. Not sure what you could use it on that would look good.

Wow ça fonctionne super bien, décoration de macaronis, cakes pop, et gâteau, tout était remarquable, petits et grands ont vraiment aimé.

Nice and thick solution so many coats not required to give an even finish

They look good haven’t used yet!

Fait de beaux mixes pour savon

I bought this for making homemade Christmas chocolates to give away but it just beads up on the chocolate and is completely messy. I’ve tried letting it dry as much as it would, and then attempt a second coat. This process really made no different, it would still bead up. It also gave the chocolate a bitter taste. Most definitely not meant for chocolate. I bought a similar item by the same manufacturer and same disappointment - the product beads up on my chocolates.