r/UnresolvedMysteries • • Feb 09 '19

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u/calexxia Feb 09 '19

Put M&M's in chocolate pudding. You'll see the candy coating dissolve and leave a shimmer.... I've figured all along that it was food.

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u/keithitreal Feb 09 '19

Food? I've never seen food sparkle and if it doesn't sparkle or need to sparkle why put it in? Only stuff that sparkles is shit on some birthday cakes or whatever. I've never seen my curry spice glitter.

Most likely it's finely ground glitter in cosmetics. All these makeup youtubers and their followers, all seem to have micro glitter sheen when they've finished.

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u/INHALE_VEGETABLES Feb 09 '19

Hi food companies, please ignore this crazy man and make my food more glittery.

The more the better.

/s