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Silver French Dragees (pronounced Dra-jeys) are those little metallic balls that we all remember on holiday cookies.They are safe to eat, but should be removed before serving because of the real metal coating.
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Amazon.com: Dragees, 4 oz., Silver: Kitchen & Dining
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Imported from France, India Tree silver dragees are the highest quality. In French, dragee means "sugarplum" and refers to sugarcoated almonds, or gold and silver-coated beads traditionally used for decorating wedding cakes and small pastries.
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Dragees Silver 4mm; ( SKU Number: 5300-SL-LG-1 ); ... Silver 4mm Dragees, 2 oz. jar (approximately 700). Dragees are classified as non-edible and for decoration only by the FDA in the United States because they contain minute quantities of heavy metals.
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For years, my husband has refused to decorate cookies with silver dragees (those little silver BBs). He always points to the label, which says "for de ... For years, my husband has refused to decorate cookies with silver dragees (those little silver BBs). He always points to the label, which says "for decoration only.";
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Dragée - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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A selection of drageees and candy pearls for decorating pastries, cakes and other baked goods can be found at Candyland Crafts. Features gold, silver and white dragees in a number of different sizes ... We do not recommended that Silver, Gold or Pastel Dragees be used as a confection, although many people do.*
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Silver Dragees - Kitchen Krafts. Add an elegant accent to cake designs, sugar flowers or cookies with these shiny, metallic-colored balls. Edible when used as a decoration. B-B size (#5). ... Home > Dragees, Silver, 4 oz.
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CLARIFICATION: This story stated that stores such as Sur La Table were selling off their last remaining stocks of silver dragees, a pastry decoration.
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