Edible Cocktail Glitter - All Natural Beverage Glitter for Cocktails, Margaritas, Wine Glitter, Beer Glitter, Drink Glitter, Synthetic Free (56 Gram (2 Ounce), Red)

I put it in my sprite to test it out. Just a little tiny bit. It made my sprite taste like farts. I thought it was our gun for a second but I verified yes, it was definitely the expensive cocktail glitter I shelled out for to sell at my bar. I will not be selling it behind the bar because it tastes like a Richmond sewage leak.

It's sparkly, and it is made of natural dyes, but it is not a very vibrant red. More like a pinkish color. Definitely not as vibrant as the picture advertised, and if I need to use a ton to get that color, then its not really worth it. Tried it in La Croix first so something clear and bubbly to keep it mixed for longer, and while it was pretty, it was not what i was hoping for. Didn't work super well with wine or mix drinks either. No flavor though, so that's good! It's fun if you just want something pink and sparkly, but not much else.

We used this for a giant punch bowl for a baby shower and a large pitcher for thanksgiving. we still have a little under half of the glitter left.

It gave me what I expected make it with any drink to go with the color.

Loved this, I used it for a speciality drink party we had and I made a cherry like Ricky. It was such a hit and no we did not sh** glitter after. But I was pleased with how pretty it looked

Used this to mix in to cocktails, super cute aesthetic but has a weird smell to it. Can kind of taste it in the drink too.

It was so pretty in the drinks and didn’t change taste or consistency

I had a holiday martini party. I thought this red cocktail glitter would be a fun spin on the cosmopolitan I served. It deepened the color to a bright red and I think it gave the drink more of a shimmer than a glitter. It would have been helpful if the glitter came with dose instructions.