The Coffee by Di Bella is serving two versions of the glittery coffee — diamond and gold cappuccino, and it’s the most sparkly caffeine drink you’ll ever see. (Source: Coffee By Di Bella/ Instagram)
All that glitters is not gold and we have been warned about that on numerous occasions. At least it’s not true in this case as it’s completely edible and who would have thought that it would come in the form of coffee. Yes, it’s true, a cafe in Mumbai has become a global sensation after it’s ‘Glitter Cappuccinos’ took Instagram by storm.
The Coffee by Di Bella is serving two versions of the glittery coffee — diamond and gold cappuccino, and it’s the most sparkly caffeine drink you’ll ever see. It’s just your regular cappuccino but dashed with edible glitter, because it’s quite cliche to have it without all the bling!
The Australian company is serving up the same drink with a spoonful of edible rainbow glitter to make their latte art unique. “The diamond glitter used is made from a combination of crystal sugar mixed with edible food coloring that’s heated together to create a signature shine,” writes, Jaykrut Shah, Barista Artist.
As far as taste is concerned, you have to try it out to give the verdict.
Another small coffee shop in the UK known as the Melbourne in Lichfield is also serving Glitter Lattes in the gold version.
Photos of coffees from both the cafes have taken Netizens by surprise. While many are excited and want to try these sparkly drinks soon, others are apprehensive, many are also worried if there are any harmful side effects.
Glitter coffee is a thing. I need it
— unfortunately i really am becky (@ceckybat) November 8, 2017
I hope there’s a place in the city that starts serving glitter cappuccino because it is obviously a thing I need.
— Alice (@alicetan) November 6, 2017
I just discovered there’s such a thing as a glitter cappuccino & my little heart is content.
— Guerrita 🌹 (@chermariaa) November 10, 2017
Wow I need to find somewhere that does glitter coffee!!#glitter #coffee #breaktime #love pic.twitter.com/1HdhmtLeH6
— Mikaila Jane Bell (@bell_mikaila) November 2, 2017
I love my Coffee but….no glitter. Nooooooooo
— The Ultimate Predator (@IAmUltimatePred) November 4, 2017
Glitter cappuccino??? WHY????
— Formally CatNip (@FreakySherri) November 4, 2017
When you want glittery poops like a unicorn🦄🌞 glitter coffee!#glitter #coffee #breaktime pic.twitter.com/3NMN2GTZv2
— La Marie (@FordMcCartney) November 5, 2017
Sorry, but “glitter” coffee has to be unhealthy. It will get in our sewer systems & waterways. Something will go extinct ’cause of glitter?
— Blackcatsandpoppies (@BlackCatsPoppy) November 5, 2017
This is adorable….Until you find out it’s gonna kill you. Say no to edible glitter https://t.co/JeWBmIDqet
— 👽Tim White (@itstimwhite) November 6, 2017
Glitter is sure making its presence felt, whether it’s in the world of fashion and beauty with glitter beards, glitter derriere or food.
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