Edible sprinkles are commonly sold in shaker bottles and easy-pour containers with openings designed for sprinkling or pouring.
Listed non-edible items include printed photo booth props, ice-cream-shaped paper cut-outs, and a 40-count set of sprinkle-shaped latex balloons.
Some non-edible decorations include choking-hazard warnings: the photo props are labeled "Choking_hazard_small_parts" and the balloon set lists "Choking_hazard_balloon."
Baking confetti is described as retaining its shape during baking, leaving shaped sprinkle pieces (for example, tree shapes) visible right out of the oven.
Edible sprinkles appear in container sizes such as 9.3 oz, 7 oz, 5.4 oz, and an 8-ounce pack; non-edible decorations are listed in counts like 20, 24, and 40 pieces.
Yes—several edible sprinkle descriptions explicitly include "Kosher" in their product notes or listing copy.
