Gold Luster-Toxic or Not?

I just read a blog post from Amber (SweetAmbs) and she said the same thing about gold. There is a list of FDA approved edible gold and I will be looking for it and share ASAP.
https://www.sweetambs.com/tuto...rnatives-to-alcohol/

I read they are non-edible even though they are non-toxic.  They compare the lustres to crayons.  Both non-toxic but you wouldn't eat them.  I don't use disco dust anymore because of that reason.  They do pass through your body without being disgested but the thought of eating plastic type particles is a little scary.  

I saw this from Karen's Cookies:

Hey check out our new Sterling Pearl and Elite Color Dusts! They look (and are used) just like Luster and Petal Dust - but they are made from all food-grade ingredients, and are Kosher certified and glutan-free! We've played around with them and they are awesome for adding enhancing colors, shimmer, gloss, shading or a metallic finish - And no need to worry one bit edibility! The photos of the jars don't do them justice - they are super pretty!

http://www.karenscookies.net/Disco-Pixie-Luster-Petal-Sterling-and-Elite-Dusts_c_104-1-4.html

May be worth checking into

I heard about those products. Thank you for the link. I will check them out.
Kim, I agree. I also very seldom use the color red for the same reasons. I am surprised that's considered food safe. I am not a fanatic, but like you said, I don't want my children eating plastic.