Dusting A Cake

Decorating By niccicola Updated 26 Jun 2009 , 5:51pm by Jeannem

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niccicola Posted 25 Jun 2009 , 11:18pm
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What type of dust is best for brushing on a fondant covered cake? Or is there a link describing the differences of each kind of dust. I have a cobalt blue wedding cake with stars and want a dust that will make the blue fondant sparkle/glitter like the universe/background stars.

Thanks!

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CakeMommy3 Posted 25 Jun 2009 , 11:44pm
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At the cake supply store where I live, they have pearl dust, then luster dust for sparkle, then they have sparkle dust, which is very glittery and costs three times as much as the others. I have used the luster dust to give a sparkly effect to the whole cake, and it worked really well. They make a really pretty blue. HTH

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niccicola Posted 26 Jun 2009 , 5:47pm
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who makes a pretty blue?

thanks for the info!

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Jeannem Posted 26 Jun 2009 , 5:51pm
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I've found that brushing luster dust on fondantcan sometimes mute the color--better make a test before you do the actual cake. I've used Americolor royal blue with a little purple added to get cobalt--agsin, test a small portion.

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