Benefits
Aesthetic Enhancement
Texture Addition
Sweetness Enhancement
Get creative with rainbow sprinkles
Turning plain bagels into a delightful treat by creating rainbow sprinkle cream cheese
Simply mix rainbow sprinkles into your cream cheese for a colorful spread
Elevating homemade or store-bought candles by incorporating rainbow sprinkles into the wax for a festive and unique look
Adding a whimsical touch to potted plants by sprinkling a layer of rainbow sprinkles on top of the soil, making everyday greenery more playful
Crafting colorful sprinkle-filled soap bars by embedding rainbow sprinkles into clear glycerin soap bases for a fun handwashing experience
Creating a vibrant rainbow sprinkle rim for cocktail or mocktail glasses by dipping the rim in simple syrup followed by rainbow sprinkles, adding a pop of color and sweetness to drinks
Something you can make with rainbow sprinkles
Origin
Rainbow sprinkles, also known as jimmies or hundreds and thousands, originated in the United States. They were invented in the late 19th century by an American confectioner named Thomas F. Keller. Keller created these colorful sugar decorations by using a machine to extrude sugar paste through small holes, resulting in thin, rod-shaped sprinkles. Originally, rainbow sprinkles were mostly used for decorating ice cream sundaes, cakes, and other desserts. Over time, they gained popularity worldwide and are now a common ingredient in various sweet treats.
