I've been searching for some sort of recipie for this forever! Thank you so much! I'm a complete scratch baker and I hate using the store bought stuff. Just made my day
Can you use veggie gel instead of gelatin- but I guess I should just go ahead and do it then report back huh? Also, does this glitter dissolve on buttercream? If so what's the time window please?
Great video! You mentioned the different strengths of gelatin. Which one is your powder comparable to? Can't wait to try this out when you get it back in stock!!
+DonutKitten 316 You won't get the sheen affect that way. If you're going to go to the trouble of making your own glitter, it's best to get some professional gel colors.
Does the glitter effect is from the gelatin or from the "pearl sheen" (airbrush color)? ... can I exclude the airbrush color? will i still have a glitter effect ?
+Socket Seventy Yes and no- the sheen really adds to the glitter effect. It will be more dull without it, but you may find it acceptable. Give it a try- gelatin is pretty inexpensive. If you hate how it looks, you can go back and try again (even melt down what you have and add the sheen in later!).
Sweet A I live in America! We have lots of halal markets in the area but I have never looked for halal gelatin...I will next time I'm at the halal market..if not, I'm sure I can find some online. Thanks!
jamila warsame most of the videos I watched online include gelatin in the recipe :( try agar agar powder, it's seaweed gelatin, it should work the same...hopefully!
+Kate's TNT Reasons why one may choose not to do that: They want a specific color that isn't made commercially. They don't have a specialty cake supply store near them. They are aware of the cost difference and may use a large amount regularly. They like to know what ingredients are going in the materials they use. As always, not every recipe or technique is for everyone. Glad we have so many people that have found this useful though. We're also happy to sell you the glitter. :) www.sweetwise.com.
+Pati M I don't think the sheet pan would work, like it won't dry out well enough and then release, but I would love it if you would give it a try and report back! Paint it THIN!
Lavanya Jeewamaran You can use sheet gelatin, that's fine. Just check your conversion ratios and find out if you have silver, gold, or bronze gelatin sheets- they have different strengths.
Rosemary flavor can be hard to find. I personally would infuse fresh rosemary into a liquid that is being used in the dessert. For instance, if you are making something like a pastry cream, I would rough chop some fresh rosemary and place it in some cream on the stove on very low heat for a few minutes, then remove and let it sit in there while it cools, and then strain it. Not enough heat to reduce the cream, but enough to infuse the flavor.
U know how ur meant to put this glitter on cakes, well i just eat it lyk that. Omg i took it 2 skl for food tech and while the teacher was talkin i was jus sittin there eating my glitter and my friend thought it was actual glitter so she got so scared. LOL xD
+Cezee Cupcakes There are lots of things you can "just buy", but in the name of making things yourself and saving a ton of money in the long run, or having a specialized color that isn't sold on the market, this is a great option.
+Reese Steffey Glitter describes an assortment of small, flat, reflective particles. Glitter particles reflect light at different angles, causing the surface to sparkle or shimmer.
I've been searching for some sort of recipie for this forever! Thank you so much! I'm a complete scratch baker and I hate using the store bought stuff. Just made my day
I tried this with gold colour and it turned out great
ThaNks a lot
could you make it like really small to make it look like gleter a lot more and put shine stuff in it if that make sents
if I add the pearl sheen to sugar to make a shiny edible glitter or can I add the pearl sheen to make the pretty chocolate? #helpmeplease
Show this to Niki and Gabi!
I was just thinking that
I was thinking that to
Totally lol
+Marie Diouf I just watched her vid😀
OMG !!!!!!!!!!! i was watching that
Is there something we can use instead of the pearl sheen
+Thaqi Roz You could probably use some pearl luster dust.
+Sweet Wise ok thank you
Fantastic! Thanks for a quick, concise, easy way for decorators to make a beautiful product.
Hi I really!ly like this video but is there anything else you can use than a coffee grinder
+glitterkids love You could use a small sifter (the small ones actually tend to have smaller holes, which helps).
Nikki and gabbie should have watched this first 😂
I came here from their video!😂
I know lol I thought the blue actual glitter was the actual one from the oven😂
+mollyjoyce mckenzie me too! 😂
True not true
right
were do you buy this stuff
www.sweetwise.com
Can I sprinkle this on buttercream? I'm worried it might absorb into it?
+ladyonzlake You can- as long as it's not super wet buttercream.
Can you use veggie gel instead of gelatin- but I guess I should just go ahead and do it then report back huh? Also, does this glitter dissolve on buttercream? If so what's the time window please?
Hmm. That looks more like crystals than glitter.
hi, just wondering is there a vegetarian alternative to gelatine that I could try? thanks x
Cool Beans!!! This is amazing! TFS
Great video! You mentioned the different strengths of gelatin. Which one is your powder comparable to? Can't wait to try this out when you get it back in stock!!
Can you use just the liquid food coloring you can buy in the grocery store?
+DonutKitten 316 You won't get the sheen affect that way. If you're going to go to the trouble of making your own glitter, it's best to get some professional gel colors.
Does the glitter effect is from the gelatin or from the "pearl sheen" (airbrush color)? ... can I exclude the airbrush color? will i still have a glitter effect ?
+Socket Seventy Yes and no- the sheen really adds to the glitter effect. It will be more dull without it, but you may find it acceptable. Give it a try- gelatin is pretty inexpensive. If you hate how it looks, you can go back and try again (even melt down what you have and add the sheen in later!).
+Sweet Wise can you use food colouring (food dye) as well as gel colour?
Is there a vegetarian version?? If not, can we use agar agar powder (seaweed based) instead of the (animal based) gelatin (I assume?) suggested?
+Sadaf Atayee you can use halal gelatine what country do you live in?
I know I don't eat gelatine I wonder if there's a different kind of edible glitter?
Sweet A I live in America! We have lots of halal markets in the area but I have never looked for halal gelatin...I will next time I'm at the halal market..if not, I'm sure I can find some online. Thanks!
jamila warsame most of the videos I watched online include gelatin in the recipe :(
try agar agar powder, it's seaweed gelatin, it should work the same...hopefully!
Okay Thank you so much!
would it still look good if you didn't add the pearly stuff?
+Jennifer Leisl Not as much- it gives it the pearlescent, shiny look.
could this be replaced for disco dust decorating?
+Jessica Wilson If you sift/grind it fine enough, absolutely!
can i make this useing something else other then gelitan cause i dont eat gelitain
I guess you can try Agar Agar, but I haven't tested with that yet.
could corn starch be used instead of gelatin?
+KanyeTroll No, it can't. Sorry! Doesn't act the same.
can the sheen be used alone without the color for just a sparkle or shimmer effect? could this be sprinkled on, say, a buttercream cake?
+Danielle Jones It can be, but it will look somewhat white. It will not dominate another color, but would accent it with some sparkle.
good idea
+Sweet Wise last question ..lolll can i add sugar or arome in to add taste ?
thx were can u find geltine
+glitterkids love www.sweetwise.com
eey, what is that white think youused?.. is that really necesary? ina sclae from 1 to 10...how necesary is that?...
+ Sweet Wise the color, it is regal purple ?
+Kivic Bellasabrina It's Fuschia
What if you dont have the plastic sheets @SweetWise
I could just go to the store and buy edible glitter
It's a lot faster than waiting hours among hours of waiting for that to dry
+Kate's TNT Reasons why one may choose not to do that: They want a specific color that isn't made commercially. They don't have a specialty cake supply store near them. They are aware of the cost difference and may use a large amount regularly. They like to know what ingredients are going in the materials they use. As always, not every recipe or technique is for everyone. Glad we have so many people that have found this useful though. We're also happy to sell you the glitter. :) www.sweetwise.com.
Can you store this ( how long?) and could you use the back of a sheet pan for setting? Thanks
+Pati M If stored DRY (not letting humidity seep in), it can be stored indefinitely.
+Pati M I don't think the sheet pan would work, like it won't dry out well enough and then release, but I would love it if you would give it a try and report back! Paint it THIN!
Can u also use sugar
for how long can you storage?
+TheChocopollo You can store it indefinitely as long as it stays dry.
Wait. She painted the mixture on the plastic? how did she take it off?
It peels off when it's dry
Makayla Fox oh OK thanks!
Perfect!! All the other recipes are just colored salt
Would it lose its sheen if you used a mortar and pestle?
+Kagome Higurashi No; that would be fine.
Hi! This is a great video. I have a question, can I use any form of gelatin? Or must it be powder form?
Lavanya Jeewamaran You can use sheet gelatin, that's fine. Just check your conversion ratios and find out if you have silver, gold, or bronze gelatin sheets- they have different strengths.
Thanks :-)
Can this be flavored
Sure can!
can you put it on silicone mat to dry?
+Chana Weisberg The problem with the silicon is that it tends to pool a bit, leaving fatter bits that stay more rubbery and don't flake well.
Can you add flavoring to the gelatin?
Yes!
Rosemary flavor can be hard to find. I personally would infuse fresh rosemary into a liquid that is being used in the dessert. For instance, if you are making something like a pastry cream, I would rough chop some fresh rosemary and place it in some cream on the stove on very low heat for a few minutes, then remove and let it sit in there while it cools, and then strain it. Not enough heat to reduce the cream, but enough to infuse the flavor.
Great video. Thanks so much!!😄
what is this very is glitter
u need more subscriber cause ur awesome i cant believe u dont have atleast five million yet u r still awesome someday u may have ten million =^¬^=
Where can I get that gelatine bucket?
www.sweetwise.com
You should have finished grinding it and showed how it looked on cupcakes...I thought you were making glitter, im not sure I would try this method.
could u plz do a video on how to make a gingerbread house some time
+glitterkids love Great idea- I think I will!
can you replace the pearl sheen with luster dust and get the same/close to effect?
+Rachael Dhanassar I would think so. Just watch your moisture content so it doesn't become too thick.
+Sweet Wise ok thank you for replying
Awesome thank you for sharing I'm going to try it
Awesome tutorial. Thanks for sharing!
this is very good thanks continúe doing like this
It looks like the alcoholic drink, Viniq. Pretty! :)
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I thought that would be posinas from the jeliton
I think you are saying that it would be poisonous from the gelatin? Gelatin is edible, not poisonous. Like in Jello.
imma try it right now !!:)
Excellent video..
Can one sweeten it a tad? I actually like the bigger chunks..
+Sue I would think you can sweeten it. Give it a try!
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Niki and Gabi should watch this.
Hey my name is Kathy too!
Pretty cool!
You are so true zahra Niki and gabi really should have seen these Video
U know how ur meant to put this glitter on cakes, well i just eat it lyk that. Omg i took it 2 skl for food tech and while the teacher was talkin i was jus sittin there eating my glitter and my friend thought it was actual glitter so she got so scared. LOL xD
amazing l like your vid subscribed!
I LOVE GLITTER
It doesn't really look like glitter it just looks like rocks to me
Omg her nails
tastes good
My mom's name is Kathy spelled the same way
it doesn't work
The glitter does not look like glitter a lot
I'm her 54,100th sub
confetti!!!!
THANK YOU GOD!!!!!!
ok thank you
can't you just crush up rock candy O,o
yup my option is fine
Niki and Gabi tried this and they failed
They didn't use this recipe, they only used sugar.
+Amanda Poblete I know, that's how they failed
Thanks for showing. It would be great if you ended your videos with a cake or cupcake using the glitter :)
OMG!! thanks :)
yes
cool
Ya and its not really glitter its gellitain so dont call it "oh its EDABLE GLITTER"!!
it doesn't make sense
Just by edible glitter
+Cezee Cupcakes There are lots of things you can "just buy", but in the name of making things yourself and saving a ton of money in the long run, or having a specialized color that isn't sold on the market, this is a great option.
whoops ment to say just buy
Looks like glass lol
uhhhhh thats a pretty color ooohhhhh uhhhhhhhh glitter uhhhhhhh im darth vader
thet didint worck fore my
When you were grinding it it looked like glass lol
+NikiAndGabiBeauty
Cool
zo cool
@rclbeauty101
It's in my grocery store
I would rather buy it as the stores will have different ranges and varieties why would I spend 30mins doing this
She could have not put the glitter in the microwave and kept it as edible glitter slime
she blend like a joke why she not blend for few seconds so it will look like glitter why she was afraid by blendr hahahaha she can do longer
it glitch
this is not glitter
+Reese Steffey Glitter describes an assortment of small, flat, reflective particles. Glitter particles reflect light at different angles, causing the surface to sparkle or shimmer.
@AwesomenessTV
ok