If you love champagne and the color pink, the U.K.-based company Lakeland has just created the product of your dreams: rose gold glitter to add to your Prosecco. Put half a spoonful of the ...

Edible glitter is also an excellent way to make your New Year's Eve midnight toast extra special. Spoon a bit of gold, silver, or rose gold glitter into the bottom of all your Champagne flutes.

If you’re feeling extra bold, try swirling gold glitter into nacho cheese dip or red sparkles into ketchup. Think of edible glitter as a garnish that enhances the look of spices, herbs ...

(Like, is it really wise to put that much glitter into your body?) Turns out, they’re made by artisan candy company XO Marshmallow, and the rose gold is entirely edible. OK, go on ...

Like edible flowers, glitter or other colorful décor, gold “adds another dimension” to a dish as a talking point, by creating a visual impact. In many cases, this golden addition generates ...

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Lakeland is now selling edible Prosecco glitter that you can add to ... It also has heart-shaped flakes of gold for some extra dazzle. The Rose Gold Shimmer Popaball for Prosecco costs just ...