Our food grade Brew Glitter®is the perfect compliment for cocktails, beer, spirits, wine, champagne, tea, ice coffee, soda, lemonade & any other alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage you can think of! !Click hereto download the ingredients & materials spec sheet.
Brew Glitter Bulk Size Pricing Chart
Brew Glitter® FAQ
Brew Glitter® is FDA compliant & 100% edible/ consumable -learn more
Brew Glitter®is mineral based, not sugar based, so it does not dissolve
Brew Glitter®is tasteless & texture-less
Brew Glitter®comes in dozens of colors
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FDA Usage: 0.07% - equivalent to half 4g jar of Brew Glitter (0.7g) per liter (1000g)
Brew Glitter®is available to purchase bulk & wholesale sizes,click here
BASIC COLOR THEORY APPLIES
Basic color theory applies when using our colored edible glitters in drinks; meaning if you mix "Blue Brew Glitter" with a "dark yellow or gold drink" you will get a Green Colored Drink (ie, yellow + blue = green). So if you don't want to change the color of your beverage use a colored glitter that matches your drink color.
What Ingredients Are In Bakell® Edible Glitters & Dusts
All of our edible food-grade dusts & glitters contain various mica powder pigments and go through a specific manufacturing process allowing the mineral to be edible & consumable.
Common ingredients in edible glitters or dusts can include:Dextrose, Color Additives including food grade Mica Based-Pearlescent pigments, FD&C Colors, Cornstarch.
The FDA has approved all of the ingredients being used in our edible glitters & edible dusts based on the FDA approved ingredients & usage levels. To learn more about the FDA approved usage levels and the approved ingredients list from the FDA click on the links below:
Specific ingredient specs & material for each color -Click here
I purchased two beverage glitters (rose gold and pearl) for a bachelorette party and also received a small sample (in gold). All three glitters were beautiful. The rose gold and gold worked best in clear or light drinks so there was a hint of color, while the pearl worked well in any drink (red wine, beer, soda). If the drink did not fizz on its own (i.e. champagne), the glitter would settle to the bottom over the course of about an hour. However, once more drink was added, the settled glitter would redisperse. One note of caution: the small glitter particulate exacerbates any bubbling in a drink because of the increased surface area to generate bubbles. Be cautious when adding to an already fizzing drink, or pouring a carbonated drink on top of the glitter.
I ordered rose gold brew glitter to make the fruit punch special for a sweet 16 party. It was a huge hit! Everyone loved it from adults to children and the birthday girl kept the leftovers to use in as many drinks as she can! I will be ordering more for future parties!
