HomeHere Luster Powder Dust Edible Cake Dust, 1oz/28.3g

I've used this brand for 5 years now and I'm always so impressed by it. I'm always terrified I'll run out so I always keep another full container on hand. It has amazing coverage, works well when mixed with vodka for handpainting and is stunning to look at the sparkle. It definitely is airborne as soon as you open it so expect to be covered in gold and your kitchen to be covered in gold. It can be hard to wash off sometimes. The container size is worth the price and it goes a long way.

This turned out awesome! My son wanted a cake inspired by the Fortnite Character Midas. I wasn't sure how well it would work painting on fondant, but this product turned out amazing and was very easy to use! I used buttercream. I let it "crust" in the fridge for a couple of hours then painted it with this product mixed with vodka. I tried dry brushing it on, but found that it was hard to get an even finish with that method. Contrary to what I read online, mixing it with vodka did NOT product a matte or water color consistency. It was a pure gold color, exactly as I wanted. It has no flavor, and even after painting a 10 inch round, 7 inch tall cake, I have over half the jar left. I am SUPER pleased with this product, and will not hesitate to purchase again.

I used this to make a few things gold on some cake decorations, it worked great! I put some in a small container & brought a brush with me to the set up so if I smudged it during cake set up I could touch up (since it does come off easily when touched, that was best to keep things pretty!). With the powder I painted a gold quidditch ball made of white modeling chocolate, stenciled the name on the cake, colored both white & regular chocolate, bush powdered (carefully) some onto frosting flowers (make sure they're very cold so it doesn't squish the flower), & added vodka to a small container with it to paint it on the tiki heads in the pic. Also nice that you can powder thickly to make really gold or lightly to just give a little sparkle or texture. When used thickly it can help hide it if the chocolate turns kinda white after refridgerating too- when I was trying to hurry & couldn't wait to let it set on the counter so threw it in the fridge, it hid the mottled white that appeared on some... I sprinkled some on an eclair & added some gold stars.. I really like this product! Fun to use!

It's a very good gold powder for cake decorating. Its color and shine don't fade and it highlights the decoration.

I am new to baking and decorating. My kiddo asked me to make gold and ivory for her 27th bday treats. The Oreo cookies were my fave. I actually diluted the luaterdust in everclear and then painted the silicone molds, poured the melted white chocolate into the mold, added Oreos and then covered with more melted chocolate. They turned out perfect! I then also made cake pops and glittered them all as well (although I guess I pretty much only grabbed pics of the solid gold ones. Thanks!

I used this with a watercolor brush to both drop and paint the glitter onto the frosting of a cake. You absolutely MUST shake your brush before you do anything with it, else you will simply get a big glob of glitter on the end of your brush. Once you use it though, the dust is beautiful! It's a rich bright gold. I've been having a lot of fun using it to decorate my cakes, it makes me feel very artistic.

Hands down the best gold lusterdust. Can adjust the coverage—use it dry, use it as a paint mixed with clear alcohol—whatever. And it lasts forever.

I like the color and Love the way it applied to my cake fondant. I debated for a while about spending the money for this item. Finally decided to go for it and I am very pleased with the purchase. I used lemon extract and dissolved some of the gold luster and painted my teapot lid knob and around the base of the lid of my teapot cake. I also used it as the form on the saucer. I wanted it to match my china as much as I could and I definitely am pleased. My teapot cake was my birthday present.

Result 100 stars But gets everywhere 4 stars Best edible dust yet. Great pigment even dry. Even better diluted in alcohol. Water works nit as well but works in a pinch. I even put it in a little cup and if I don't use it all diluting again produces the same result. For painting sugar cookies I recommend a thicker mixture. But a a little goes a long way eith this powder!!!

Exact color as per expectation and Good quality and quantity. Value to money.

I used to buy the tiny jars of gold luster dust, but no longer! This gives you so much more product. Great quality. Nice deep gold color. Would buy again.

Great value for money. I just wish edible gold powder could be less orange. The gold that you get is a very warm, red/orange gold and I haven’t found any edible ones that are a cool tone of gold. I used this to paint an entire cake so I needed to be sure it was 100% edible. Next time I would use a green base fondant and paint over it with this product. Then I think it would be great. Otherwise, paint coverage was good and it was a good price.

Arrived on time , which was great cause I had a deadline for my cake. Beautiful gold sparkle, very elegant product. It was my first time using and was a little nervous about the ratio vodka to dust … so I just winged it , made way too much , it goes farther than u think. I used a little shot glass to mix it, and used a small paint brush. I was using black fondant as well and experimented by putting some gold mixture in the black fondant and kneaded it, and there was visible gold sparkle mixed in , it didn’t completely disappear. I recommend this product.