Brightest Edible Gold

Decorating By Pucci Cakes Updated 10 Jul 2019 , 9:11pm by maybenot

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Pucci Cakes Posted 10 Jul 2019 , 4:45pm
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Hello everyone. I've used a lot of gold on my cakes but I'm not too crazy with the gold colour I use...always looks dark.  I need a bright gold that is closed to the gold leaf colours but dust. Something like these pictures. Anyone have an idea of the name of gold I can use? Thank you.

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MBalaska Posted 10 Jul 2019 , 6:23pm
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Lizzo Marek of sugar geeks did a tutorial on the different types / brands of gold.  Give it a look.

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maybenot Posted 10 Jul 2019 , 9:11pm
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If the tutorial being referred to is the one from 2014, it's woefully out of date.  It still lists Rolkem dusts as "awaiting US FDA approval"--something they could never get in a million years.  Sadly, there are also some newer products as well that are hawked as "edible, FDA approved" and they're not.

If you're in the US, you need to use a product with FDA certified colors in them.  Roxy & Rich [roxyandrich.com] has several beautiful golds in their Hybrid Luster & Sparkle lines [not highlighters, as they're never edible].

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