Edible glitter also comes in larger flakes and shapes like stars and squares. This edible shimmer comes in an array of colors, from classic gold and silver to bright pinks, purples, and blues. Some sugar pearls can be hard, so we suggest using them sparingly.Įdible glitter is a fun and sparkly way to add pizzazz to your baked goods. They add a beautiful and classy touch to wedding cakes and edible favors. Sugar pearls are round balls of sugar that come in a variety of colors and sizes. With hundreds of options, you'll find a shaped sprinkle for every occasion. Christmas trees and candy cane shape sprinkles let us know the holidays have arrived. Pineapple sprinkles mixed with pinks and greens imply a tropical luau. Cactus, Pinata, and Margarita sprinkles hint that a fiesta is about to happen. Since their outside shells are dyed, their colors can bleed when wet. Candy sprinkles have a hard crunch like Runts and Sweet Tarts.
Shaped candy sprinkles are thicker pieces with impressive fine, embossed details. Quins are made from colored sugar dough and their colors do not bleed. Quins are flat, simple cut-out shapes that add color and a touch of crunch. You'll find two types of shaped sprinkles, quins (also known as edible sequins and confetti) and candy sprinkles. They come in a variety of colors, and some even have a pearl finish to add shimmer and glamour to your treats. It has a light crunchy texture and is perfect for decorating cakes, cupcakes, frosted sugar cookies, and other baked goods.Īlso known as sugar crystals, these large-grained sugar pieces add a beautiful sparkle to your baked goods. Sanding sugar is slightly coarser than traditional granulated sugar and has more sparkle. Sanding sugar, also known as decorating sugar, comes in a variety of colors. Due to this, they aren't the best choice for adding to wet applications, like cake batter and soft cookie dough. Unlike jimmies, colored nonpareils can bleed and leech their color. We like to use these dainty sprinkles on smaller projects like cake pops, spritz cookies, and dipped pretzels when a little color on a small treat gives a big impact. Named for their “non peril” meaning “without equal”, these versatile tiny balls come in a range of colors and finishes (metallic and shimmer). These are the classic birthday cake sprinkle. Throw some into your cake batter for a quick confetti cake (funfetti cake). Their waxy coating prevents colors from bleeding, making them a popular choice for sugar cookies, cakes, cupcakes, and ice cream sprinkles. Today, jimmies are available in dozens of individual colors, fun mixes, and metallic and shimmery sheens. These rods come in a variety of lengths, colors, and textures. Jimmies are indisputably the father of sprinkles.
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