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Pearl candy, also known as sugar pearls or edible pearls, are small, round, decorative confectionery items primarily used for cake decorating and embellishments. These tiny spheres are typically made from sugar and starch, often coated with a shimmering, edible luster dust to give them a pearlescent appearance. They range in size from minuscule sprinkles to larger, pea-sized balls. The flavor is mildly sweet, mostly contributing to the overall texture rather than a distinct taste. Edible sugar pearls offer a pleasing crunch and add a touch of elegance to desserts, cakes, cookies and various other treats. Available in various colors, sugar pearls are a popular choice to elevate the visual appeal of baked goods.
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Pearl candy, often composed of tapioca or similar starches, should be stored in an airtight container at room temperature in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Ensure the container is sealed properly to prevent moisture absorption, which can cause the pearls to become sticky or clump together. Avoid refrigerating or freezing uncooked pearls, as this can alter their texture and affect their cooking performance.
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