Edible Art Paint

Gone are the days of mixing vodka with luster dust and hoping for the right consistency. Edible Art Paint changed the game by offering a pre-mixed, alcohol-based solution that dries fast and rub-free. Whether you are painting detailed eyes on a figurine or covering an entire tier in metallic gold, these paints give you total control.

Choosing the Right Paint:

• Original 15ml Bottles: Best for broad coverage and solid colors. These are alcohol-based and dry quickly on hard surfaces.

• Water Activated Palettes: Best for fine details, watercolor effects, and "pyo" (paint your own) cookie kits. Just add a drop of water to the pan to activate.

1. Shake Well (Bottles) The pigment settles naturally. Shake the bottle vigorously to ensure the color is evenly mixed before squeezing it onto your palette.

2. Choose Your Surface

• Fondant & Royal Icing: Works perfectly. The paint dries matte (or metallic) and won't smudge.

• Buttercream: Chill the cake first! The surface must be firm.

• Chocolate: The alcohol base cuts through the fat in the chocolate, allowing the color to grip without beading up.

3. Cleaning Up Since the paints are designed to be permanent on cakes, use hot soapy water or a little rubbing alcohol to clean your brushes immediately after use.

FAQ

Q: Is it safe for kids? A: Yes! These paints are 100% edible, nut-free, dairy-free, and gluten-free. The "Paint Your Own" palettes are a huge hit for kids' cookie decorating parties.

Q: Why is my paint watery? A: You likely haven't shaken it enough. The pigment is heavy and sits at the bottom. Give it a good shake for 30 seconds.