Has Anyone Ever Tried This Method For Edible Metallic Glitter??

Decorating By amypiac Updated 12 Mar 2013 , 8:21am by soozicake

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amypiac Posted 11 Mar 2013 , 9:05pm
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So I found a recipe for edible metallic glitter that uses "Gum Arabic" and luster dusts to achieve this. However, I cannot find this "gum arabic" anywhere.

 

I also found a recipe for edible glitter that basically just amounts to colored sugar crystals.

 

Wilton's Pearl Dusts are edible and FDA-approved (according to their website). I was wondering if anyone tried a combination of colored sugar crystals and pearl dust to achieve an edible glitter? I want something completely safe and edible, not for something to be removed.

 

Any input would be great! Thanks! :-)

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-K8memphis Posted 11 Mar 2013 , 9:08pm
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gum arabic is available at global sugar art and most any cake deco store it comes in a mccormack type spice jar--small jar

 

at hobby lobby type stores you can get edible glitter that looks light as air--that is gum arabic

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soozicake Posted 12 Mar 2013 , 8:21am
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Pearl dust in sugar makes pretty sugar (depending on color), not glitter.

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