Homemade Edible Confetti Recipe

This quick and easy DIY Edible Confetti helps sprinkle a pop of color and fun on your desserts. It’s all-natural and customizable! Learn the how-tos and a few tips on making your own.

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Sometimes confetti sprinkles just don’t have the right colors and you have to make your own. So this DIY Edible Confetti project shows you how.

I can’t think of one get-together that isn’t made better with confetti, but especially edible confetti.

I’m not talking about the cheesy grocery store sprinkles, I’m talking gold, mint, peach, and any other colors you can dream up.

Because that’s exactly what you’re going to be making after this DIY Edible Confetti tutorial. I think it might be my newest addiction.

Additionally, if you love macarons like me. Be sure to check out our tutorial on DIY Edible Gold Macarons. They’re really beautiful.

I mean, the possibilities here are endless. Shapes, colors, sizes, you name it.

It’s practically as exciting as deciding on ice cream at Disney World, which is really saying something.

Here’s the how-to and a few tips on making your own…

a sole photo of colorful cake with edible confetti toppings - party popper cake topper

Materials and Tools Needed to Make DIY Edible Confetti

White sugar sheets — Or basic colored ones so you can skip the spray colors

Food color mist 

Hole punch

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How to Make DIY Edible Confetti

1 — First, use the color mist to tint the sugar sheets in the colors of your choice. A trick to this is doing several thin coats for darker colors, and fewer coats for lighter ones.

It’s also best to spray a tiny bit past the edges of the sheet so that the entire paper is covered evenly.

2 — Then, let them dry to the touch.

You can also buy pre-colored sugar sheets, but if you’d like more custom colors or mixture, the sprays help!

materials and ingredients to make the edible confetti - edible party

3 — Next, use a hole punch to go around the paper to make the pieces of confetti.

You can use as big or small a hole punch as you’d like, and the bigger the punch the quicker the pieces cover the cake, so less work for you!

It’s also fun to try different shapes, too!

edible confetti toppings on top only - cake and confetti

Decorating With Your Homemade Confetti Sprinkles

You can sprinkle just the top of a plain white cake for a quick personalized color combo, or you can finish out all of the edges to make one statement confetti cake.

Another thing, try this DIY Mini Confetti Print Cakes that looks super attractive.

party city confetti poppers - holding the cake covered with edible confetti

I loved the way the entire cake looked covered so I went that route!

This would also be cute for party favors or wedding send-offs that are biodegradable, whoop!

You can pair it with these cool, chic, and functional DIY cake stands.

solo photo of fully covered edible confetti cake - confetti shooters

For more confetti DIY ideas like this, check out our related posts below – 

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Homemade Edible Confetti Recipe

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This quick and easy DIY Edible Confetti helps sprinkle a pop of color and fun to your desserts. It's all-natural and customizable! Learn the how-tos and a few tips on making your own.
Prep Time10 minutes
Total Time10 minutes
Course Desserts
Category Cakes

Equipment

  • Hole punch

Materials

  • 1 white sugar sheet or basic colored ones so you can skip the spray colors
  • 3 food color mist in colors of your choice if you're using a white sugar sheet

Instructions

  • Use the color mist to tint the sugar sheets in the colors of your choices.
    A trick to this is doing several thin coats for darker colors, and fewer coats for lighter ones. It’s also best to spray a tiny bit past the edges of the sheet so that the entire paper is covered evenly.
  • Allow the colored sugar sheets to dry to the touch.
    You can also buy pre-colored sugar sheets, but if you’d like more custom colors or mixture, the sprays help!
  • Use a hole punch to go around the paper to make the pieces of confetti.
    You can use as big or small hole punch as you’d like, and the bigger the punch the quicker the pieces cover the cake, so less work for you!
Cost: $16
KEYWORD: edible confetti

Don’t forget to share your homemade edible confetti with us on Instagram using the hashtag #sugarandclothloves. We always love seeing all of your creations! Looking for more quick and delicious recipes? You can find them all right here with a few desserts to go along with them.

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