Edible Paint

Superior Coverage & Fast Dry Time

Satin Ice ready to use Edible Paint will add a creative finish to your treats without compromising on taste. Use colors straight from the bottle or mix any together to create new exciting hues. This product is ideal for cookies, cakes and more with a hardened surface. Satin Ice Edible Paint is available in primary and metallic sets.

Gluten Free | Dairy Free | Nut Free | Vegetarian | Kosher

Available in Primary & Metallic Kits

Available Colors

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"Satin Ice’s new Metallic Edible Paint is not only a great way to add the perfect metallic finish to your cakes, but also super convenient! No more hassle with mixing vodka and the small tube makes it perfect for those delivery touch ups. The set comes with 5 colors but you can mix colors! Just mixed the rose color with charcoal which gave me the coolest rose tinted gunmetal. So Good! Thank you Satin Ice."

- Joyce Osorio, Cakelyn’s Finest

"Over the years, I haven’t been able to find a good quality edible paint, until I came across Satin Ice Edible Paint. The gold paint has such a vibrant color and shimmer to it, and is super easy to use whether you’re using it on cakes, cookies and other desserts. It’s now my go to paint whenever I am baking and decorating, I don’t think any other gold compares to it!

Jordan Lewis, Cakes & Things

"My favorite Satin Ice product has to be their Edible Paint. I used the paints on my cookies for a more realistic look, and I absolutely love them! They’re so easy to use and beginner friendly. I highly recommend this product."

- 23rd Bakes

Education

Below are downloadable links to our commonly requested resources for Satin Ice Edible Paint.

Getting started with edible paint

Edible Paint primary mix guide

Edible Paint Shimmer mix guide

Edible Paint Mix Guide

Mix Satin Ice Edible Paint together to create unique solid & shimmery hues! Combine the number of parts for each color listed below to achieve the perfect shade for your project. Mix well with a toothpick in a painter's palette prior to applying to your creation