Edible Glitter vs Sanding Sugar: Which One Tastes Like Something?
Edible glitter or sanding sugar? Only one of them is sugar, and that's most of the answer. Sanding sugar is sugar: fine crystals with a wax coating that add a delicate sweetness, a little crunch and a light sparkle. Edible glitter is an odorless, flavorless powder that adds shine without changing the taste. If you want sweet and crunchy, use sanding sugar; if you want shimmer with no flavor, use glitter. Many bakers use both, with sugar on the cookie and glitter on top. An analysis of about 2,400 category reviews found "no flavor" was the top theme in negative mentions, 18.4% of them, while…
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