Good enough to eat: World's first edible spray paint transforms a plain meal into a feast of colour



Spray cans come in gold, silver, red and blue

Can be applied on any item of food to offer a quirky alternative

The spray paint has no taste by itself



Anyone wanting a silver service experience won't have to splash out at a fancy restaurant - because they can now spray their food that colour.



Cookery fans can add a quick splash of colour to their food by simply spraying their favourite meals with the world's first edible spray paint.



The cans, called 'Food Finish,' come in gold, silver, red and blu e.

Dangle a carrot: Anyone wanting a silver service experience won't have to splash out at a fancy restaurant - because they can now spray their food that colour

Feeling blue: The unique idea was created by German food company, The Deli Garage



The spray paint has no taste by itself and can be applied on any item of food to offer a quirky alternative to regular meals.

To give the food a makeover, cooking enthusiasts must spray the paint layer by layer and wait for it to dry to enjoy the perfect finish.



The unique idea was created by German food company, The Deli Garage and sell for £21.50 online.



Golden touch: Frankfurters sprayed a different colour can bring a new theme to a meal

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Project manager Kaya-Line Knust, 29, said: 'We love to invent and produce products that are fun for both us and our customers.

'We develop hundreds of ideas for new food products, but only a few of those product ideas can be created and placed onto the market.

'And I'm thrilled that the spray food is one of the ideas that made it.

Options: The new technique can be applied on any item of food to offer a quirky alternative

New look food: The cans, called 'Food Finish' come in gold, silver, red and blue

Quick change: The spray paint has no taste by itself and can be applied on any item of food to offer a quirky alternative to regular meals