Rainbow Dust – Shimmer Dust Metallic Signature Gold
Ultra-fine pearly powder to give an intense gold metallic effect to your creations: fondant, marzipan, chocolate, macarons, biscuits, icings, etc.
Made in the UK by Rainbow Dust according to BRC safety standards.
Highlights
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High visual impact: vibrant color + luxurious shine.
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Clean application: applies with a brush without marks, smooth and even finish.
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Neutral: odorless, no off-flavors.
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Versatile: to be used dry or in edible paint (mixed with a neutral alcohol).
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Inclusions & ethics: vegan, kosher and suitable for a halal diet*.
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Pro quality: choice of pastry chefs and demanding enthusiasts.
Color
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Metallic Signature Gold (gold), Colorant: E172.
Usage
Dry (the simplest)
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Dip a dry, soft brush into the powder.
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Sweep the hard and dry surface (fondant, well-crystallized chocolate, macaron shell, royal icing…).
In glossy paint
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Mix the powder with a few drops of Rejuvenator.
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Adjust fluidity, paint then let evaporate.
Two-tone effect in pouch
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Brush the inside of the pouch (before filling with cream) for a pearly sheen on extrusion.
Tips:
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Always work on dry and smooth surfaces for maximum shine.
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On chocolate: prefer well-tempered chocolate, at a 15–18 °C surface temperature.
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On moist glazes (buttercream…): lightly sprinkle, without rubbing.
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Close the jar immediately. Store in a dry place, at room temperature.
Ingredients & info
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Ingredient: E172 (iron oxides).
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Allergens: none added by the manufacturer.
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Origin: Rainbow Dust, Preston, England.
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Certification: manufactured according to BRC standard.
FAQ
Can I use it on a frozen entremet?
Yes, but only dry on a set and non-moist surface. On mirror glaze, prefer the paint version and tap gently.
Is it edible?
Yes, it is a food coloring (E172) intended for surface decoration.
Which alcohol base to use?
A neutral food-grade alcohol (vodka or ethanol 90–96°). Avoid water which dulls the shine.
Compatible vegan / halal / kosher?
Yes: vegan and kosher. The formula is suitable for a halal diet (without specific certification).
Can I incorporate it into a dough?
It's a surface powder. Mixed into a dough, the effect will be diminished; prefer a paint or a brush-on veil after baking.


