I just got 4 jars from Amazon. Thanks for the heads up
It's no wonder people have been so confused. Why on earth would they choose that photo of painting somthing that's not edible onto those candies? That looks like gold highlighter to me (AKA the new imperial dust) which is not even non-toxic. http://www.ckproducts.com/files/Dustsv10.pdf?utm_source=New+Line+of+Dusts&utm_campaign=Intro+New+Dusts&utm_medium=email
And what does this even mean?
with Tylose gum glue or confectioners glaze
To me it just sounds like they're hoping to confuse people encouraging the use of this stuff on cakes. I used to buy almost everything from them, now I keep it to the bare minimum. And it's about to get barer.
Oh, and I'll be getting tylose (CMC powder) from here now - not sure what all they have in the way of dusts. http://www.confectioneryarts.com/ I chatted with them on the phone a couple of months ago when CK sent out all that bad tylose. As soon as they realized I was a real potential customer, they were very helpful. I sense they get a lot of annoying calls from people who don't buy wholesale.
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It's no wonder people have been so confused. Why on earth would they choose that photo of painting somthing that's not edible onto those candies? That looks like gold highlighter to me (AKA the new imperial dust) which is not even non-toxic. http://www.ckproducts.com/files/Dustsv10.pdf?utm_source=New+Line+of+Dusts&utm_campaign=Intro+New+Dusts&utm_medium=email
And what does this even mean?
with Tylose gum glue or confectioners glaze
To me it just sounds like they're hoping to confuse people encouraging the use of this stuff on cakes. I used to buy almost everything from them, now I keep it to the bare minimum. And it's about to get barer.
Really. If it is not a food product why would you mix it with flavored oils?????
AI saw on amazon that someone is using it as eyeshadow!
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It's no wonder people have been so confused. Why on earth would they choose that photo of painting somthing that's not edible onto those candies? That looks like gold highlighter to me (AKA the new imperial dust) which is not even non-toxic. [URL=http://www.ckproducts.com/files/Dustsv10.pdf?utm_source=New+Line+of+Dusts&utm_campaign=Intro+New+Dusts&utm_medium=email]http://www.ckproducts.com/files/Dustsv10.pdf?utm_source=New+Line+of+Dusts&utm_campaign=Intro+New+Dusts&utm_medium=email[/URL]
And what does this even mean? [COLOR=EE82EE][B]Developed for the cake decorating industry,[/B][/COLOR] [COLOR=800080][B]these powdered dusts contain only ingredients that are[/B][/COLOR] [COLOR=800080][B]NON-TOXIC and are ideal for use with gumpaste or rolled fondant.[/B][/COLOR] [COLOR=EE82EE][B]These dusts are not a food product and[/B][/COLOR] [COLOR=EE82EE][B]should not be considered as such.[/B][/COLOR] [COLOR=EE82EE][B]Intended for use with the dry form, they may also be mixed with oil-based[/B][/COLOR] [COLOR=EE82EE][B]flavorings or alcohol for painting and highlighting with air brushes. For more permanent application, liquefy[/B][/COLOR] [COLOR=EE82EE][B]with Tylose gum glue or confectioners glaze[/B][/COLOR]
To me it just sounds like they're hoping to confuse people encouraging the use of this stuff on cakes. I used to buy almost everything from them, now I keep it to the bare minimum. And it's about to get barer.
Yep it's definitely confusing. I also find myself looking to other sites to get what I want as they never ever seem to have the items posted on their website in stock. You would think in this day and age with all the technological advances they would have a better way of syncing their inventory with the website.
I worked at a cake shop where we used this product, but we would only use it on accents, and details that wouldnt be eaten.
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