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Sure, you could just use a spoon to sprinkle your favorite baking ingredients on your next creation. But why would you want to do that?
Instead, try our new American Red Luster Dust. It's available in a mini size so you can get as much or as little as you need. Press firmly on the pump and spray the desired amount onto your buttercream, fondant, iced cupcakes, cookies, ice cream, donuts, chocolates or sugar flowers—or even savory foods!
The new pump is perfect for applying this American Red Luster Dust because it allows you to precisely control how much product you're using. That way you won't end up wasting any and getting every last bit of color out of each use.
NEW! 4 Gram Luster Dust® easy-to-use pump! Now apply Luster Dust® to all types of confectionery desserts, foods, pastries & drinks without ever needing a brush or spoon! Simply point the pump about 4-8 inches away from your confectionery masterpieces, press firmly on the pump & spray the desired amount of dry glitter-dust on your food or dessert!
Luster Dust is a beautiful water-soluble colored powder with brilliant pearlized tones that can be applied either as a dry powder, or Luster Dust can be mixed with lemon extract, clear spirit of your choice, water, etc. and then applied to your confectionery masterpiece as a brilliant, edible paint that outperforms every similar product on the market! Different than its sister powdery glitter, edible glitter, Luster Dust can be applied dry or wet with amazing results. To learn more about the difference between Luster Dust and Tinker Dust, .
Although we do our best to represent the product color as accurately as possible, the product color displayed on your device can look different from one device to the next and look different than what you receive. If your project is ultra-sensitive where the exact color is required, please purchase a sample of the product first.
