Edible body powder - edible powder discontinued by Body Candy - review by Tuesday

Edible Body Candy tastes delicious. Sprinkle it on any hairless body part. Licking it off will be an enjoyable experience.

It's especially good when used on the breasts or abdomen. It's tempting to use it for oral, but be aware that it contains sugar. If you try this, you'll want to be sure to lick or wash it off completely afterwards to prevent yeast infections.

It in no way can be used for any purpose you would use other body powders. It contains far too much sugar and will not enhance the appearance of your skin.

When Edible Body Candy is sprinkled on the skin, it looks like a pale tan powder. In no way can you use this like a regular body powder. Aside from the sugar content, it makes the area of skin where it is applied look ghostly pale and unattractive. You will have to overlook this and begin licking it off to appreciate it.



When you rub it in, you will feel small particles. It isn't quite like powdered sugar, but is close except for the tiny particles. It's an interesting experience for the receiver to have the powder rubbed onto your body.

Unless it's spread into a very thin layer, it will fall off if the skin where it is applied becomes vertical. This can be a messy product to use. You will have to accept the possible messiness of this experience.

If your skin is damp, more of it will adhere and it also may assume a rich chocolate color in those areas.

The chocolate flavor of body candy tastes like sweetened chocolate. During my first taste of it, it tasted like very sweet milk chocolate. With time, it tasted more like hot chocolate.

When you smell the powder itself, the chocolateness of it isn't as apparent. The sugar is what you will notice. As you taste it, however, the chocolate component becomes stronger.

Edible Body Candy tastes absolutely delicious. At least the chocolate flavor does.

Sprinkle this on any skin surface you want and lick it off. It will taste terrific. Those who like participating in eating food off their partner or having food eaten off them will love this product.

It can be messy however. It's nearly impossible to use it without getting the powder on nearby items. It won't, however, leave any residue on your skin. If licked off completely, you won't be able to tell where it was after your skin dries. There will be no stickiness at all.

The chocolate flavor may actually be hot chocolate mix or possibly the ingredients happen to be similar. I actually put some in water and heated it. It takes like hot chocolate with extra sugar added. If you tire of using this as part of foreplay, you can enjoy drinking it.



It also tastes great to just dip a finger in it and lick it off yourself.

I also think that most purposes where you would use powdered sugar, this would work. So you actually have multiple alternate uses for this flavor of the product.

The ingredients of the chocolate flavor, as listed on this site, are:
Sugar, cocoa processed with alkali, soy lecithin, carrageenan, salt, artificial flavors, spice, vitamins and minerals!: calcium carbonate, ascorbic acid, zinc oxide, pridoxine hydrochloride, copper gluconate, manganese sulfate, biotin (emphasis mine)

Not only is it tasty, but you could argue that this flavor is good for you, listing seven vitamins and minerals among its ingredients. At least that's how I choose to think of it. The cupcake flavor also lists vitamins and minerals in the ingredient list, but attention isn't called to that fact.

Edible Body Candy comes in a plastic bottle that looks exactly like a spice bottle. I couldn't find a spice in my cabinet with the exact same bottle, but it has all the same features and is the same size. It looks like it was made in someone's kitchen.

On the cap are two openings - one with little holes that will allow you to sprinkle the powder and a larger opening that will work if you want to pour a larger amount.

The bottle itself is clear and colorless, allowing you to see the product inside. There is only a small circular label that lists the company name, product name and flavor. Ingredients aren't listed, nor are there any instructions or suggested uses. On the back of the bottle is a bar code.

The product comes inside a clear plastic bag tied closed with a knot.