Colour Mill Edible Glue Cookie Decorating Supplies – 50 ML - Edible Adhesive for Baking, Decoration Bonding Gingerbread Frosting Decorating Supplies – Use with Fondant, Gum Paste, Chocolate, Marzipan

I use this to piece on royal icing to my sugar cookies after the base layer has dried. Makes for a super easy application. A little goes a long way!

I used this all the time. Great product.

This is my favorite pastry glue by far. I’ve tried several and this one is the beat

My daughter and I baked a cake and used this edible glue to secure sanding sugar and sprinkles to it. This glue worked well to keep everything on. We squeezed small amounts of the glue onto the cake at a time then used a pastry brush to spread it out before sprinkling our sanding sugar and sprinkles. Since we spread the glue out to a thin layer, it dried pretty quickly. The glue had no discernable flavor and kept all of the sanding sugar and sprinkles on!

I waited an hour and the little sugar flower never dried onto the chocolate pretzel rod. I ended up having to melt chocolate and use that instead.

Where was this edible bakery glue when making our gingerbread houses?It’s a clear tacky gel. Flavorless, food safe, and made in Australia. So nice to use a bit to glue on silly eyes onto baked goods. Also, small decorative sugar flowers. Used toothpicks, but easily can be brushed on. Only needed a few seconds to be stuck on.Priced $15 for the 15 Oz bottle, at time of order and review. Havnt seen anything like this at my local markets, so I’m quite impressed!Review for Colour Mill Edible Glue Cookie Decorating Supplies – 50 Milliliters - Edible Adhesive for Baking, Decoration Bonding Gingerbread Frosting Decorating Supplies – Works With Fondant, Gum Paste, Chocolate, Marzipan

this edible, non-flavored glue is made in Australia. It works very well for keeping decorations on cakes, cookies and other baked goods. As you can see from the ingredient list on the advertisement it is kosher and relatively simple. I have not tried it on the side of a cake but it should work as long as the decoration is not heavy. It works well on the top or on the bottom edge to keep decorations in place

I use this to stick together the gingerbread house pieces. In years past I've had some serious issues with my collapsing gingerbread houses, so I was looking for a solution so the kids weren't disappointed with their dilapidated mess that I always make every year. So the day before I wanted to do this I use this glue I put it on a paper plate and then I used a paintbrush that I had cut the bristles down on and I painted the edges of the gingerbread house with the glue and I held it together for just a little bit and it worked like a charm this year our gingerbread houses work gorgeous. I did try it a little taste I didn't find it to be very tasty but we don't eat the gingerbread houses anyway so it was really okay I found it to be quite effective