Hi and Welcome to CC, rxwoman. 
Decoding CC acronyms:
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I've used Brite white to lighten my buttercream. I bought it at Micheals. It's next to the colors.
I do believe the OP is referring to a different product. Its an icing base of some kind. Its not the white coloring that I think you are describing.
Hi, is there a product known as Brite White. It is a an icing mixture that can be added to buttercream icing to make the icing lighter and fluffier.
Brite White is NOT the Wilton product called White-White. Brite White is very difficult to find (speaking from experience-my cake supply lady retired and wouldn't tell anyone where she ordered it from - she wanted to "sell" that information to other cake supply stores 
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Another local cake supply store did locate it and ordered it. It's made by Westco and distributed by BakeMark. It's an emulsifier that you add to your Buttercream - about 1 Tbsp per cup of Crisco. If you have a local cake supply store and they are interested in carrying it let me know - I can get the phone number for you.
Luby:
In your recipe for Buttercream Icing, it calls for Brite White. If I can't find this is there something else that I can substitute with?
Luby:
In your recipe for Buttercream Icing, it calls for Brite White. If I can't find this is there something else that I can substitute with?
You might try to find an icing base called Angel White or National's Snow White icing base. I believe they are similar to Brite White. Basically Brite White is called a white chocolate fudge icing base (at least that's what is on the container). Unfortunately, it is very difficult to find.
Do you have a local cake supply store? If so ask them if they would be willing to purchase it. If so I can refer you to the owner of the store where I buy it and she would be happy to put your supplier in contact with the distributor.
Brite white is an emulsifier to lighten the greasiness of a buttercream frosting. I haven't found it yet -- anyone know where to get it? Local cake stores don't have it and aren't sure where to order it.
I know this post is old but if you are still looking you can purchase Brite White Fudge Base from www.thecakecottage.net online store.
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