Edible Glitter vs Luster Dust: Which One Do You Need?
Edible glitter or luster dust? Two gold jars, nearly the same price — and only one gives you sparkle in a glass. Luster dust is an ultra-fine 5-to-25-micron powder that paints a smooth metallic sheen onto frosting, candy, and chocolate. Edible glitter is bigger flakes — 50 to 500 microns — that catch the light and stay visibly swirling in drinks. Same mineral family, different cut: dust paints, flakes sparkle. Judged per serving both cost dimes a glass, so buy for the job on your calendar and let one jar moonlight. In this episode: the kitchen translation of particle size — powdered sugar…
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