Dye-Free Sprinkles

Have you ever looked at the ingredients in sprinkles before, even the “dye-free” ones at the store? For years I was able to just not get sprinkles for the kids and they were fine with it, but now, they’re wanting to experience sprinkles. So, what did I do? I figured out how the heck to make them without ingredients like corn starch, seed oils, natural flavors, waxes and who knows what else. Well, friend, I’ve done just that and I’m sharing it with you so that your littles (or heck, even you) can enjoy sprinkles without the unnecessary ingredients. Now, I will say, they do contain sugar. There is no way around that!! But being able to source your own organic powdered sugar levels up this sweet treat just a bit!

Ingredients

Method

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Step 1

In a bowl, mix all of the ingredients together until well combined.

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For

5

M

I

2 1/2

cup

Powdered Sugar, sifted

3

tbsp

Water, cold

1

tbsp

Honey

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Notes

When dying sprinkles, mix together the base sprinkle recipe on the following page and add in 1/4 tsp of desired color. Mix until well incorporated. If a darker color is desired, add more coloring! | Store in an airtight container on the counter for up to a year.

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