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what would edible glitter be listed under?

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lucysmam · 02/02/2009 19:56

on a cake decorating suppliers website?

I was going to make a sparkly pink playboy bunny for my sil's birthday but can't seem to find anything like it

thank-you

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thisisyesterday · 02/02/2009 20:18

can you not just google edible glitter? or find a site and do a search?

PandaG · 02/02/2009 20:19

lustre dust or sparkle powder

Yorkiegirl · 02/02/2009 20:21

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morningpaper · 02/02/2009 20:21

Lakeland

lucysmam · 02/02/2009 20:22

thisisyesterday, the state mhy laptop's in I'm lucky to be able to get on mumsnet at the mo, my oh installed a toolbar called 'desktop smiley' & now it won't use anything but that to search. & it doesn't bring anything up that's any use unfortunately

PandaG, much appreciated, I'm off to have a look on the site I'm browsing. Thanks

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lucysmam · 02/02/2009 20:23

why an a not an I?

I'll have a lookey, thank-you

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OneFishTwoFish · 04/02/2009 12:56

According to Nigella, you can buy edible glitter here

www.jane-asher.co.uk/sugarcraft.php

I hope that works - I'm new and haven't yet done a link!

Peachy · 04/02/2009 13:07

lucysmam i'm off to the sugarcraft suppliers Friday- if its only a bit of pink or whatever you need shall i pick some up for you? can ;post first calss friday no doubt

It does make a big difference- did a watery cake for fish-mad ds2 last week and turquoise glitter flakes over the top really made the difference.

traceybath · 04/02/2009 13:09

i got some from splat cooking - here

My cookies sprinkled with this were the talk of my son's class christmas party.

Peachy · 04/02/2009 13:12

The clear glitter flakes are fabulous- if you're doing a snowy iced christmas cake in royal icing, a hefty dose of them gives it a marvellous glassy finish, like real ice.

lucysmam · 04/02/2009 14:51

peachy, only just seen this, been painting the lo's bedroom.

It's only enough to make the cake sparkle a bit that I'm after. I'd very much appreciate it if you wouldn't mind

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Peachy · 04/02/2009 14:57

have you got cat? if so cat me your address

if not post back and I will cat you

lucysmam · 04/02/2009 15:03

nope, not got cat. haven't got round to it yet (only a year after joining)

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Peachy · 04/02/2009 16:11

have cat'd you.

lucysmam · 04/02/2009 18:08

cheers Peachy, will check my emails in a sec. Really ought to take longer MN breaks in between painting rooms!

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lucysmam · 04/02/2009 18:14

Nothing's showing up Peachy so will check again later on after tea

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Guadalupe · 04/02/2009 18:23

Can't you google edible glitter? I got loads of sites up when I did.

I keep meaning to get some. I want glitter rather than the lustre stuff. That's really hard to apply.

lucysmam · 04/02/2009 20:27

what's lustre stuff like? I think the lady on the market has some lustre sprays

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Guadalupe · 04/02/2009 20:59

The lustre is sparkly like the glitter but's a very fine powder, more like icing sugar really.

It's quite hard to apply to icing. I sprinkle it on and then dust it a bit with a brush. The glitter that I've seen on cakes is more like actual glitter, much larger flecks.

lucysmam · 04/02/2009 21:42

Oh, the ones the lady on the market has are sprays. Have you any idea hoe they go on?

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Guadalupe · 04/02/2009 22:06

Well, I imagine you might spray them on. grin]

Guadalupe · 04/02/2009 22:06
Grin
lucysmam · 04/02/2009 22:20

lol, no, I meant how they look? Are they glittery? or jus shiny if that makes sense

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Guadalupe · 04/02/2009 22:24

More shiny I'd say. Metallic.

lucysmam · 04/02/2009 22:27

oh, maybe not what I'm after then, was wanting something more glittery than shiny/metallic

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