Non toxic glowing food or drink
Is there a way to make a chemiluminescencent reaction that is safe for consumption by humans?
That is to say is it possible to make an item of food or drink that glows and is at worst non toxic? There are quite a few references available for general reactions of this kind (e.g. Wikipedia) but none of them are obviously safe to consume. It seems if I could find a way to make such things safe to consume then it would open the door to awesome punch and/or cake recipes.
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What liquids glow in blacklight?
There are several liquids that glow in the dark that you can use to make drinks at your black light party.- Tonic water (blue)
- Energy drinks with B vitamins (bright yellow)
- Milk (yellow)
- Vanilla ice cream (yellow)
- Caramel (golden yellow)
- Honey (golden yellow)
- Syrup (golden yellow)
What foods glow under black light?
Food That Glows in Black Light- tonic water (bright blue because of the quinine that is an ingredient)
- cooking oil (yellow to greenish-yellow)
- olive oil (orange)
- eggs (shell is dark violet-red, egg white is bright pale yellow)
- honey (golden yellow)
How do you make drinks glow without blacklight?
Without a black light, drinks may be made to appear to glow using presentation tricks. You can use a glowing glass, ice cubes containing small lights, or use a glow stick as a stirrer.What Vitamin glows in the dark?
It turns out that certain vitamins glow under black light as well. Vitamin A and some B vitamins (thiamine, niacin and riboflavin) glow bright yellow. This means sports drinks and some fruit juices are options, too. And then the big surprise: Chlorophyll glows bright red under black light!5 Simple Drinks to Clear Acne \u0026 Inflammation + Boost Immune System 🍵
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