All that glitters is not gold for your stomach health. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning about edible glitter that may not be safe to eat. Some of the sparkles on foods ...

With a few shakes, edible glitter can turn nearly any food into a festive, even campy, feast. If you want to dress up a dish ...

The glitter goes a long way—just a few shakes from the $14 jar significantly coats a portion of food with enough gleam to feel both economical and special, like a showering of parm.

Since we're in prime baking season, and because The Great British Bake-Off has inspired pretty much everyone to create their own over-the-top confections, the FDA is offering some helpful advice ...

First things first: There is a difference between “edible” and “non-toxic” glitter. This is an important distinction you will need to remember if you want to participate in what is shaping ...

The company Brew Glitter wanted to add a little flashiness to the average bar drink and came up with their signature product: an edible glitter that patrons can pour into their beers, cocktails ...

Are you planning to use decorative glitter and dust on your Christmas cake? If so, take note. Some of them are not meant to be eaten, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has warned. While ...

Fit Brew Glitter in pockets or purses to have edible drink glitter on-the-go. The new Brew Glitter® Mini Spray Pumps makes applying edible drink glitter easy! The new Brew Glitter® 4 gram mini ...