Edible Silver Foil, Loose Leaf

Pure Silver Foil, Edible and Elegant  Loose Leaf Edible Silver—and silver, in general—is a timeless metal valued for its sheen and grayish-white appearance, which contributes an element of elegance to cakes and other products, culinary or otherwise. The atomic number of pure silver is 47 and the atomic symbol of this chemical element is Ag, which is derived from the Greek, meaning shiny or white. Uses for Genuine Loose Leaf Edible Silver Pure silver foil is often used for garnishing cakes and other pastry decorations. Though silver sheets are less frequently used for savory dishes, it is being purposed for such creations much more often in more recent years. The uses for loose leaf silver sheets do not stop at edible masterpieces. Pure silver foil is often purposed for interior design (decorating walls), exterior renovation such as domes in churches, figurines, furniture restorations, signage, photo frames, scrapbooking, adorning mirrors, and other craft work. Ingredient Information fo