What is disco dust?

Disco Dust is a non-toxic cake decoration, intended for decorative purposes only. It is not FDA approved. How do I use Disco Dust? There are many creative ways to use Disco Dust, the most common is to sprinkle it on your icings or sugar cake decor just as you would with craft glitter or sprinkles.
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How do you apply disco dust to chocolate?

Dip the liquor-soaked bristles of the brush into a container of luster dust of the color of your choice. Pull it out and make sure that there is luster dust stuck on the bristles. Stick it back into the dust if you want more color on the brush. Apply the luster dust to the chocolates using long, even strokes.
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How do you apply disco dust to fondant?

Second Method – How to Apply Disco Dust
  1. Flood the area you want sprinkled with disco dust with royal icing.
  2. Hold the parchment about 1 cm above the cookie, with the hole over the area you want to cover. Shake the dust gently onto the icing. ...
  3. Take a clean paintbrush only used for this purpose and dust off the excess.
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What is disco dust for cakes?

Disco Dust was invented by Sunflower Sugar Art in 1995. Developed for the cake decorating industry, these powdered dusts contain only ingredients that are NON-TOXIC and are ideal for use with gumpaste or rolled fondant.
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Can you eat disco dust?

Is Disco Dust edible? Disco Dust is a non-toxic cake decoration, intended for decorative purposes only. It is not FDA approved.
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Can you use luster dust on buttercream?

Luster dust comes in a few different forms, but luster spray is the easiest and most pain-free way to make your buttercream shine. If you try to brush luster dust onto your buttercream (like you would with fondant), your brush would get covered in buttercream and mess up your design.
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What is the best edible glue?

There are various types of edible glue; such as royal icing, gum paste/water mixture, melted chocoloate, piping gel etc. Which glue you choose depends on each individual project. I would use royal icing to fasten the pieces of a gingerbread house together, for example, as it tends to be a strong adhesive.
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What is edible glitter made from?

Common ingredients in edible glitter or dust include sugar, acacia (gum arabic), maltodextrin, cornstarch, and color additives specifically approved for food use, including mica-based pearlescent pigments and FD&C colors such as FD&C Blue No. 1. Most edible glitters and dusts also state “edible” on the label.
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How do you use sugar art disco dust edibles?

You'll want to sprinkle or spray it on top of fresh fondant or icings. That's it! You can even spray it onto your actual baked cake, which is what you see us do above in the first strawberry shortcake video! The moisture from all of these mediums helps the very fine edible glitter adhere to your surface.
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What is the difference between luster dust and petal dust?

The main difference between Luster Dust and Petal Dust is that Luster Dust adds a subtle color with a nice sheen and slight sparkle effect. Petal Dust give a deeper tone with a matte finish great for realistic details especially with gumpaste sugar flowers.
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Does edible glitter show up in poop?

Truth is, "it'll probably just go straight through you," Dr. Stolbach says. Meaning: You will poop out the glitter.
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Is luster dust FDA approved?

Mix with clear alcohol, oil, or extracts to paint portraits.
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Is edible glitter the same as regular glitter?

According to the FDA, there is no difference between this non-toxic decorative food glitter and the glitter that you poured over construction paper as a child; non-toxic glitter can be made of plastic.
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Is Jewel dust FDA approved?

Jewel Dust is made of all FDA approved ingredients and 100% edible. It will provide bling and sparkle to any project.
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Is gold highlighter dust edible?

I will use it for decorations that will not be eaten, it's still the best luster I've ever used. But since it is not truly edible, I won't use it on any portion of cakes or cookies that will be eaten.
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What can I use instead of luster dust?

Sanding sugar is a large-grain sugar that's edible and comes in a variety of colors. It is not thin like luster dust, but it does have some sparkle when the light catches it. You can sprinkle the sugar on top of wet icing or apply a thin gel as a base so the sugar sticks.
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How do you make edible dust?

All you need is a little powdered sugar (10 x's Confectioners Sugar) and a few drops of food gel color. There isn't an exact recipe because you can make it any shade or amount you want. I started with a few spoonfuls of powdered sugar and added some red food gel color and mixed it in the coffee grinder.
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How do you make fondant shiny without alcohol?

Egg Whites

Painting the fondant with egg whites is a quick and easy way to add a shiny appearance. Simply brush on the egg whites with a food-safe paintbrush and let it dry. (Depending on the humidity, this can take 1 to 2 hours.) Though easy to apply, keep in mind this method may leave streaks on your fondant.
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