Is organdy vegan?
Organdy is a vegan food ingredient.
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So, what is organdy?
Organdy is a type of fabric that is sometimes mistaken for a food ingredient due to its delicate appearance. Made from cotton or silk, organdy is sheer and crisp, with a stiff texture that makes it ideal for use in decorative accents such as ruffles, bows, and rosettes. While organdy may not be edible, its beauty and elegance can certainly enhance the presentation of food, whether used to wrap delicate sweets or as part of an intricate table setting. With its fine weave and lightweight feel, organdy adds a touch of sophistication to any culinary creation.
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