I use the wilton glitter and it doesn't have a "taste" If there is a lot it just "tastes" like dissolving sugar.
Yes, if you're talking about the Wilton edible glitter, which is large, kind of shiny, kind of translucent flakes, they really have no taste.
If you are talking about the stuff that looks like actual glitter, that's different, as many of those are non-toxic, but not edible, like disco dust, and should only be used as small accents or on decorations that are not intended to be eaten, like gumpaste flowers.
I would talk to the client and clarify what she is envisioning.
Yes, if you're talking about the Wilton edible glitter, which is large, kind of shiny, kind of translucent flakes, they really have no taste.
If you are talking about the stuff that looks like actual glitter, that's different, as many of those are non-toxic, but not edible, like disco dust, and should only be used as small accents or on decorations that are not intended to be eaten, like gumpaste flowers.
I would talk to the client and clarify what she is envisioning.
Ditto!
In my case, if she wants the disco dust on something that will be eaten, then I don't do the cake.
I refuse to cover food with plastic particles, no matter how "cute" it is.
Rae
It has no taste. And you really need hardly any of it to get a really great effect. A tiny bit goes a LONG way. If you're not comfortable with people consuming it then just use it on decorations that can be removed. Personally, eating it doesn't bother me. It's non-toxic and not absorbed by your body during digestion, and you would only consume such tiny, tiny amounts of it that, to me, the risk is negligible at most. I know others would disagree. It's something you need to make your own mind up on.
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