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AI have to make glittery cake pops for a sweet 16, and have found a lot of people use disco dust to get the shine. I know it's not edible and was wondering if anyone has an alternative method that works to get them glittery.
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Originally Posted by ascalero
I have to make glittery cake pops for a sweet 16, and have found a lot of people use disco dust to get the shine. I know it's not edible and was wondering if anyone has an alternative method that works to get them glittery.
I have to make glittery cake pops for a sweet 16, and have found a lot of people use disco dust to get the shine. I know it's not edible and was wondering if anyone has an alternative method that works to get them glittery.
Sanding sugar...I did a few just today.
It might not be EXACTLY what your client is asking for, but at least it's edible. HTH
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I think quite a few people crush up sanding sugar to a finer powder and use that too. I think the sanding sugar looks pretty sparkly :)
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