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Watson Introduces Edible Glitter Nature Colors

Edible Glitter can be used as a sprinkle, topping or inclusion.

Lindsey Wojcik

January 1, 2018

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Watson Inc. has introduced a line of Edible Glitter products to meet the growing demand for clean labeling for what is considered “natural” colors. Edible Glitter Nature Colors is made from gum arabic (the sap of the Acacia tree) and color. Watson uses colors from a wide range of sources, including cabbage juice, algae, carrots, radish, turmeric and annatto.

Edible Glitter can be used as a sprinkle, topping or inclusion. Edible Glitter can be used in confectionery products, baked goods, frostings or anywhere someone wants to add eye-catching color. Edible GlitterNature Color has the added benefit of being unflavored or flavor-neutral and containing no sugar, artificial sweeteners, fats or hydrogenated vegetable oils.

Edible Glitter is a light-weight flake that provides excellent coverage as a topping, allowing a 95 percent reduction in usage by weight (compared to typical sprinkles or “shots”). The light-weight flakes adhere readily to a variety of surfaces. In frosted baked goods, the amount of frosting required for adhesion of the topping can also be reduced substantially.

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