Aheroi Edible glitter Set of 15, Food Grade Edible Powder ocktail Glitter Shimmering Glitter for Drinks, Luster Dust Sprinkles Powder Glitter for Fondant Cake Decorating(4g/0.14oz)

Bought this set for my boyfriend’s brother’s birthday for our drinks. It has a nice variety of colors in the set and arrived as described in the listing.

I’ve used this edible glitter set for everything from cocktails to “pretty pickles” (yes, really!) and it’s been a blast every time. The colors are vibrant, the shimmer is gorgeous, and a little goes a long way. Great variety in the set, and it’s easy to mix into drinks, sprinkle on treats, or get creative with food crafts.If you like to add a little sparkle to your kitchen experiments, this is a great buy!

Beautiful colors and so easy to useI am a chocolatier and use these for coloring my bon bons . The customers love the colors and it really stands them apart from ordinary chocolates.The colors are different depending on what type of chocolate being used. The white chocolate will show the true color, but sometimes the dark chocolate will make a more subtle effect. I have also found that the colder the chocolate, the less color and vibrancy. If you let the chocolate warm to room temperature, the richer the color when applying.

The colors are very vibrant!

First impression was that the containers weren’t properly closed cause there was a layer of glitter on everything. Could wipe up with a damp paper towel but not a great start.That said, the glitters are very fun to use, I’ve mainly used them in drinks. They’re best and brightest in clear liquids or non-opaque liquids of the same color. I tried making a glittery bloody Maria one day and because the liquid is opaque, the glitter doesn’t show up. But another cocktail that was clear red, the red glitter really made it pop and was super fun!Have not used on food or baked goods yet.Based on my limited experience, the pigment is pretty good and a little goes a long way. One package of this will keep me set at least for the year.

Very nice colors and good product.

I used this on Christmas treats I made of chocolate the pikachu is white chocolate and the tree is dark & milk chocolate ( I included a before picture of the tree). The unicorn is the pearl white, the black & copper on the hooves, i tried to use vodka for the magenta and blue mane and tail but ended up dry brushing it, I guess with the oils in chocolate it just didn’t work well “wet”. The Dino is a marshmallow and I did use vodka ( so it dries fast) and wet painted it. I’m not a huge fan of everything being metallic looking but I did find that one it’s dry you can put a very light dusting of corn starch on to take the “shine” away. The yellow, black, & white details on the Dino are royal frosting. The pikachu I first started out with the yellow and then went over it with a deep orange ( don’t remember the name) and back over it again with the yellow. The red details are the red & magenta. The black didn’t do very well so I ended up using black royal frosting for the those spots. The tree is the lime green color again the coverage is great! I used the powders dry and just brushed it on. I would recommend wearing gloves because the color comes off on your hands if you have to hold it or move it..it washed completely off the skin tho so that’s great too. I tasted my “test” ones especially since kids will be getting them and I had used vodka lol everything tasted as it should & no vodka taste to worry about. Definitely would buy again!

I previously wrote a review with my honest opinion of the product and the company used the option to offer me a full refund, but I doubt they ever actually wanted to refund me, just wanted a way to contact me. Regardless, their response was to rudely and falsely claim my review was maliciously slandering them and demanded I remove my review.The product is made with titanium dioxide, iron oxide, and “etc”.Titanium dioxide and iron oxide are technically FDA approved for consumption in small quantities, however, this is a powder and my concern was about inhaling particles because powder can create a dust plume that can be inhaled in addition to using it as a spray. (Nanoparticles of TiO2 is in IARC group 2B “possibly carcinogenic to humans”, Fe2O3 is not currently classified.) Basically, keep your face away from it when using it so you don’t accidentally inhale any of it.The “etc” in an ingredients list is concerning because “etc” could mean literally anything. After contacting me they clarified that the “etc” is for colorants, however, even koolaid packets have more listed ingredients.Additionally, the little containers are not safety sealed in any way. Consumable products typically have a tamper proof safety seal and these do not have anything beyond a single piece of tape sealing the box.Since I am amending this review, I will also add that in order to obtain the coloration shown in the photos, you’d have to use a lot of the powder which then affects the taste. It’s probably best to stick to only using it for decoration.