Pearl Edible Dazzle Lustre Dust JRC

• Dry brush lustre dust onto items dipped in chocolate, chocolate bars or hot chocolate bombs.
• Add a few shakes of lustre dust into syrup or caramel and give it a good stir for a shimmery addition to pancakes, waffles or coffee.
• Dry brush onto gum paste or fondant leaves, flowers or other shapes where you still want the colour beneath to come through.
• ... and more! 

Using Lustre Dust Wet
Wet lustre dust gives a full coverage shine that looks like you've dipped something in pure metallics. Start by adding a shake or two of your lustre dust into a small bowl, then add a few small drops of clear alcohol and mix with a paintbrush until a paintable consistency has formed. Don't make it too thin or it won't have enough coverage. Thicker can be better and you can always add more lustre dust or clear alcohol if needed.

• Paint details onto a cake covered in buttercream or fondant.
• Line the edges of sugar blossom (like we do) for a gold-edged touch of elegance.
• Pour your lustre dust paint into a spray gun to completely cover a cake or other treat in a magical shine.
• If you want to make fondant pearls look real, paint them with a pearlescent lustre dust.
• Swipe a fan brush on top of macarons for an elevated look.
• Paint your unicorn horn and ears and other fondant details give your cakes or cupcakes that extra whimsical touch.
• Use on dried royal icing to create a super metallic finish.
• And more! Your imagination is the limit! Anywhere you want a full cover of metallic shine, you can use the lustres either wet or dry!