Oh! Sweet ArtEdible Petal Dust - For Decorating Cakes, Cupcakes, Cake Pops, & More - Kosher, Food-Grade Coloring - Neon Set x 4 units each jar 4 grams

Ordered these last minute so I was decorating this cake at the venue 5 minutes before start time for my daughter's party but I think they worked pretty fantastically.For any like me who are maybe less culinary inclined I used a boxed cake mix and two tubs of "white" icing. I just took about 1.5 Tbsp of the white icing into small dishes and generously sprinkled the colored powder in each one, stirred well, and then microwaved each for just a few seconds so it was a pourable consistency to get the drip effect.

I purchased these for a neon themed birthday party. My daughter wanted her cake to glow under dark lights. I didn't think there was such a thing. I saw this on Amazon and wanted to give it a try. I added this to the ganache on her cake. It turned out great. The colors were vibrant, and you don't need to use a lot.

If you've looked at Rolkem Lumo colors, you'll know they are way more expensive than these. I was a little skeptical until I read comments. This product shines! Literally! It didn't take much to get that amazing glow. I used to be a brick and mortar bakery owner, so I always used top of the line products. When I moved, I did not open a shop here and only make cakes for myself, so I went with something cheaper because it wasn't a paid order. Wellll, if I were to ever sell a black light cake, this will be my go to colors! You get 4, for the price of 1 if you were to buy Rolkem. Save your money and still get a great product... order these! No need to add tonic water to get it to glow (which is what you'd add for some products to get a glow). I made these for my birthday party and adults loved it and were so amazed by having a glow cupcake.

This stuff is awesome. I was worried that it might clump when I mixed it into white chocolate ganache, but it was really smooth and glowed great. The containers are small, but you don’t need much at all to get the effect and I could probably use it 10 more times before it runs out. Definitely recommend!

Worked better than expected. Highly recommend.

My nephew had a glow in the dark birthday party last year and these gave everything that "glow". It comes with 4 different colors (red, yellow, green and orange. My first thought after getting them was, they're kind of small, but it didnt take much at all to color everything. Definitely worth it. They do need black light, but they glow so well under it. There was two different ways i added the coloring. On some treats, i brushed the powder over or put them in a ziplock bag with a little bit of powder and shook them up. This covered them quite well. On some I mixed the powder with a little bit of vodka and put in my airbrush to spray the treats. It depends on what you're coloring. Some worked better with powder and some worked better by airbrushing. My treats were a hit either way. You cant even taste the coloring once its used. It is a little hard to mix with chocolate though. I had to add tiny amounts of powder with some vegetable oil and stir very slowly to make the chocolate glow. It seized up a couple times and i had to keep starting over but it worked out in the end. Chocolate is hard and tricky though. Coloring the frosting was the easiest. Just add some powder and mix. My treats were a hit with everyone and what kid wouldnt want a glow in the dark piece of cake. I love this stuff. Im glad i went with this brand when purchasing!

These pots are deceivingly small. I was able to decorate fondant, candy melts, & frosting with powder to spare. These lit up like crazy and were a huge hit for my daughter’s party.Add the powder to candy melts slowly. The colors were still vivid even under normal light which I appreciate. Definitely recommend!

These were amazing! We used them for a space themed party and it worked so well under blacklights! For the cakepops on the far right, the glowing meteors had powder mixed with white chocolate. The rest of the cakes/ desserts were dusted with them at the end using a fluffy pastry brush. A little goes a LONG way! It's a super fine powder so it does go almost everywhere but that would be my only complaint (if that!)