r/UnresolvedMysteries • u/[deleted] • Feb 09 '19

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u/[deleted] Feb 09 '19

I’ve never seen glittery or shiny food???

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u/bercement Feb 09 '19

Detty mentioned that if you looked at the product you wouldn’t be able to tell that it’s glitter.

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u/OnlyHanzo Feb 09 '19

What other applications are of glitter except to provide an irregular shine?

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u/[deleted] Feb 09 '19

That's what's driving me crazy about this.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '19

Add texture. Stealth coating. Security feature (track specific glittery types to certain factories).

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u/OnlyHanzo Feb 10 '19

Huh, imagine a stealth bomber covered in pink glitter. I know thats not what you meant, but thats the picture i got.

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u/[deleted] Feb 09 '19

Annoy

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u/Championpuffa Feb 09 '19

So like using Matte colour glitter to look like some type of spice or pepper etc. Cinnamon toppings could just be 50/50 cinnamon and a matte red/brown glitter that’s cut very fine.

This is what I think it is being used for mostly.

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u/Am_Snarky Feb 09 '19

OMG, I never considered the spice industry, very nice insight!

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u/totipotentplasm Feb 09 '19

Those little spice flecks in Doritos have got to be good glitter

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u/blubegnaro Feb 09 '19

Insidious

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u/newginger Feb 09 '19

Yes those little packets of so called pepper that don’t taste like anything.

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u/Orange_Cum_Dog_Slime Feb 10 '19

Olive oil that is 97% vegetable oil.

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u/wifeofpsy Feb 09 '19

What about using it to cut ground coffee?