while cake-decorating shops have been told to stop selling non-toxic glitter as edible. Some firms are unhappy at the changes. Ben Biscoe, who runs online company Edible Glitter in Corsham ...

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 -- be they Valentine's Day chocolates, cupcakes and ...

offered guidance for establishing which kinds of glitter are edible—and which are better left for festive crafts and decorations. As a food product, edible glitter is required to list its ...

They make cakes and cupcakes sparkle and shine ... the dust was marked as “nonedible,” “nontoxic” and “for decoration only.” State health officials found widespread use of nonedible ...

Everything about these portable pieces of cake is wonderful, from piles of frosting to garnishes of sprinkles, spices, or ...

Bakell edible decoration products can now be found at Michaels retail stores. Michaels customers can now see store shelves filled with Bakell and Brew Glitter products. Bakell and Brew Glitter ...

Whether you’re decorating biscuits or cupcakes, these are an essential ... so you can sprinkle up your sponges too. After the edible glitter fiasco a few years ago, it’s challenging to find ...

Bakell and Brew Glitter have worked to make its signature food decorations Red 3 Free . Brew Glitter Red 3 Free products are now in stock.< ...