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INDIA TREE French Dragees
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INDIA TREE French Dragees are imported from France and are of the highest quality. Add an elegant touch to your baking - use them to decorate cakes and cookies.
Although the silver dragees are surrounded in controversy and conspiracy, I absolutely had to have them for my holiday cookie decorating. It is nearly impossible to find since it seems to be outlawed in California and big box stores in the rest of the US won't sell them. The US FDA requires manufacturers to put "for decorating purposes only. not edible." on the packaging, but everywhere else in the world it is considered candy. You can buy them online though (except for CA), even at Amazon.com.
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