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Pretty and kids loved it for a frozen birthday

Looked great and added just the right touch of flair

These sprinkles turned my plain Jane cupcakes into a Frozen wonderland fit for a preschool party. A quick sprinkle here, a swirl of icing there, and suddenly, I’m channeling my inner Elsa (minus the snowstorm mess). The kids were enchanted—mission accomplished.The only hiccup? The packaging isn’t resealable. So now I’m left with a half-used bag of icy blue sprinkles, just waiting to coat my pantry in Frozen vibes. Pro tip: have a Ziploc ready or risk finding sprinkles in your pasta.If you’re looking to dazzle a room full of 4-year-olds without overcommitting to a full-on themed cake, these are a must-have. Just sprinkle and let it go!

Love these for a Frozen theme birthday cake, so good that I ordered another package. Very quick delivery!

The sprinkles were so cute for my daughter’s frozen birthday party. My only negative review is that the sprinkle balls were so hard you couldn’t really chew them.

These sprinkles are just what I needed. They sparkle and taste great. Fun

I got these to decorate my daughter’s birthday cake. There were plenty of sprinkles in the packet, enough to totally cover a 9” round cake and also decorate a 9x13 rectangle cake. They look great and everyone loved it!

If you tried to eat one of the large balls, you could possibly break a tooth. I spent the extra money for two of these to decorate cookies for my granddaughter’s first birthday party so they would be decorated beautifully. I broke one & ate it when I was done. I was horrified when I found out you couldn’t chew up the topping. Although they looked incredible, I had to tell everyone at the party to pull off the large pearl like balls. I was worried about someone breaking a tooth or other dental work if they tried. They should have a warning.