Tag: Decorating supplies

According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), many decorative products labeled "non-toxic" are not intended for human consumption. The question of what's the difference between edible and non-toxic is a vital distinction for consumer safety, affecting everything from children's toys to food decorations.

The origins of sprinkles trace back to the 18th century, but today's quins sprinkles are distinct for their flat, confetti-like shape. These decorative confections are made from a mixture of sugar, rice flour, and vegetable oils, along with various stabilizers and colorings to achieve their unique form and vibrant appearance.