Do you hold the opinion that the world might become a better place with a little bit of glitter here and there? If you do and think of yourself as a glitter fanatic, I have some great news for you.
Brew Glitter, a US-based company is spreading happiness in the country by selling beverage-specific edible glitter! The glitter powder can be added to any beverage practically, whether alcoholic or non-alcoholic, to make the drink shine and sparkle. It can be added to a variety of beers, cocktails, spirits, wines, champagne, coffees, teas, ice lattes, sodas, water and kid-friendly drinks. Manufactured in the US, the glitter powder is used by directly adding a pinch or two of it to a beverage of your choice. All you have to do is stir and sit back to see your drink glitter like a thousand stars.
Brew Glitter claims to be the best edible beverage glitter in the market currently. It follows an advanced manufacturing process that permits its glitter to stay suspended and swirling in a drink for a far longer time than most other glitter products available in the same market category. It is also more pearlescent, with the particle size of each glitter grain being bigger than other branded products to allow for maximum reflection of light yet still small enough to be texture-less.
The glitter is made from the highest quality of FDA-approved ingredients. Each package contains a variety of food-grade mica powder pigments, using other ingredients like Dextrose, colour additives like FD&C colors and cornstarch in the manufacturing process. Brew Glitter is available in dozens of colours, some popular ones being teal, pink, golden, blue, yellow, purple, red, maroon and orange.
Moreover, Brew Glitter is vegan, nut-free, gluten-free, dairy-free and sugar-free. It is also tasteless, thus does not alter the taste of any beverage and neither does it dissolve because it is a mineral-based product. Amazing, right?
While the product is only available in the US and South Africa currently, here’s to sipping some Brew Glitter glittering cocktails in India in the coming years. Cheers
