I am super excited about these Superfood Sprinkles! They make decorating cookies, cakes and cupcakes so easy! Tinted with all natural superfood powders and made with your favorite sweetener these will be a game changer!! 

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I’ve been meaning to post this post for a couple of years, but life just kept getting in the way.

With so many recipe ideas bouncing around in my head it just kept getting put on the back burner. There are only so many hours in the day and after breaking my wrist last year I had to allow my hand and wrist to heal properly before attempting to use a decorating bag.

Why These Superfood Sprinkles Are Special

I have struggled with how to color different decorating elements over the holidays but no longer!! 

These Superfood Sprinkles are super special because they contain NO artificial dyes, NO sugar and are fun!! 

My husband kept going out to the table as they were drying and messing with them. As he tasted one he was like WOW, these taste just like the real thing!

Superfood Powders Are A Game Changer

As we follow our trim healthy lifestyle, I find that new ingredients grace my pantry shelves quite often. Which is the case with Superfood Powders.

I have started to add them to my shakes and smoothies, use them to make these sprinkles, in my baking and oh so much more.

I picked up a few when Trim Healthy Table came out so that I could try the Yuck Yum Bitty, so that I got all the health benefits they provide. And wow was it an awakening.

Superfood powders add trace minerals and vitamins to anything they are added too. These powders last a long time, because you are only using about 1/8 – 1/4 tsp per serving or batch of sprinkles.

Back To The Sprinkles

Using beet powder for a redish pink, butterfly pea tea for the violet blue and spirulina powder for the green sprinkles pictured opened up doors for a rainbow of ideas. 

Now these do not have the shine of store bought sprinkles because they do not contain wax but they do add a fun color pop to your cookies, cupcakes and ice creams.

How To Make Superfood Sprinkles

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Superfood Sprinkles {THM FP, Sugar Free, Artificial Dye Free}

 

Author: Judy

Nutrition Information

• Serves: 16

• Serving size: 2 tsp
• Calories: 0

• Fat: 0g
• Carbohydrates: 0g
• Sodium: 0mg
• Fiber: 0g
• Protein: 0g
• Cholesterol: 0mg

Recipe type: Dessert

Cuisine: American

Prep time:  20 mins

Total time:  20 mins

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All natural sprinkles that are colored with Superfood powders and are sugar free.

Ingredients

• 2 cups Sugar Free Royal Icing
• ⅛ teaspoon Superfood powder of choice * See Notes About Colors
• water (to thin)

Instructions

1. Make Sugar Free Royal Icing
2. Add ⅛ - ½ tsp Superfood Powder of choice. See notes about which ones make which color
3. Add water in ½ tsp increments until a thick pipable paste forms. water amount may vary depending on temperature and humidity levels
4. Line a large flat surface with wax paper, I used a ½ sheet pan
5. Prepare piping bags for the number of colors you have using a #2 decorating tip or a #134 for multiple lines. If using a plastic piping bag you can snip a small hole in the tip.
6. Pipe icing in straight lines to cover wax paper surface leaving a small gap in between each line
7. Allow to dry for 24 hours or until the dry through the core. This can take less time in dryer warmer conditions or more time in humid conditions.

Notes

For The Colors:
Red/Pink: Beet Powder
Violet Blue: Butterfly Pea Tea Powder
Green: Spirulina Powder
Light Blue: Blue Spirulina Powder
Indigo/Purple: Blueberry Powder
Yellow: Ground Turmeric

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