Coffee Stencil Dusting Tool with 16 Designs for Cakes

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Coffee Stencil Dusting Tool with 16 Designs for Cakes
Coffee Stencil Dusting Tool with 16 Designs for Cakes
Coffee Stencil Dusting Tool with 16 Designs for Cakes
Coffee Stencil Dusting Tool with 16 Designs for Cakes
Coffee Stencil Dusting Tool with 16 Designs for Cakes
Coffee Stencil Dusting Tool with 16 Designs for Cakes
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TypeKitchen & Dining > Bakeware & Cake Decorating > Food Decorating Stencils
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Your next latte or pancake can carry a sun, heart or house shape in seconds. The spoon scoops cocoa, powdered sugar or cinnamon and the ring head lays the powder through a stencil disc. Change designs with one push on the handle.

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Your next latte or pancake can carry a sun, heart or house shape in seconds. The spoon scoops cocoa, powdered sugar or cinnamon and the ring head lays the powder through a stencil disc. Change designs with one push on the handle.

Dust 16 designs onto coffee, pancakes and cakes in seconds

Solves
  • plain-looking lattes and desserts
  • freehand dusting is hard to make neat
  • limited decorating designs at home

Dust Plain Lattes into Art in Seconds

Breakfast and coffee often look flat and freehand dusting comes out messy. With 16 swappable stencil discs, every cup and pancake gets a clean, designed finish.

Sixteen designs, one push-button swap

Range of stencil discs with sun, heart and face designs in pink and violet

Sixteen designs, one push

Press the button on the handle and the current disc drops free. Click the next one in and you are dusting a new shape with the same spoon. The discs stay on the handle, so there are no loose sheets to hunt for on a busy breakfast morning.

Stencil disc being loaded and dusted onto a face design on a cake

Clean edges, every time

The ring head has a 3cm opening that keeps the powder inside the stencil outline. Hold it a short distance above the foam or cake and dust lightly. Heavy powder fills the holes and smears the shape, so a light hand gives the sharpest result.

Scoop, dust, lift: three quick steps

  1. 1
    Load a disc

    Press the release button on the handle, then click the disc you want into place. Pick a sun, heart, face or house for the first round.

  2. 2
    Scoop and dust

    Fill the spoon with cocoa, powdered sugar or cinnamon. Tap off the extra, then dust lightly through the ring head over the foam, pancake or cake.

  3. 3
    Lift straight up

    Raise the spoon slowly and straight up so the stencil does not smear the powder. Swap in a new disc for the next cup or the next pancake.

Small enough for a latte, sized for the stencil

  • 13.7 cmLength
  • 3 cmDusting opening
  • 53 gWeight

Shown at actual size in the product drawing.

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Does it work on latte foam as well as cake?
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Wanelo · seller

Yes. Cocoa or powdered sugar dusted through the disc shows clearly on latte foam, roll cake and pancakes. Keep the layer thin, because a heavy coat fills the stencil holes and blurs the shape.

Are the stencil discs food safe and easy to clean?
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Wanelo · seller

The product is made from ABS plastic. Rinse the discs in warm water with mild soap and dry them fully before storing. Wipe the handle rather than soaking it, since the handle houses electronic parts.

Does a budget plastic tool hold up to repeated use?
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Wanelo · seller

The spoon is light at 53 g, so use a gentle hand and avoid abrasive pads on the disc edges. One tool replaces a stack of paper stencils that tear and slide, and the 16 designs stay on the handle for every weekend bake.

Can I use cocoa, powdered sugar or both?
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Wanelo · seller

Either one works, and cinnamon works too. The spoon scoops the powder and the ring head controls how much lands on the surface.

Will the design be sharp or blurry?
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Wanelo · seller

Sharp, as long as you dust lightly and lift the disc straight up. Sliding the disc sideways while it still holds powder is the most common reason a design looks smudged.

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