No problem, I wish I could be of better help. We'll have to get some to review. We have just finished filming a set of 3 videos on using an edible printer, so hopefully that will help you out! They should be out in the next week or so. Thanks for watching!

This is really cool. I was always curious what the process for these graphic images on cakes was. Thanks for sharing with us.

@cookbakehacks631

3 жыл бұрын

Also check out this one kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZoCGzZimeqmoddI.html

We got a big cookie with an edible image on it for the Super Bowl, and I was curious how they made it. We weren't sure at first if it was indeed edible, but found out it was. This is very cool. Thanks for posting this!

I LOVE YOU FOR NOTICING!!!!!!!! Thanks so much for this tiny piece of validation. You've made my day/week/month/year!

Currently I'm using photoshop to lay everything out...I just filmed a 3 part series on edible image basics and it will be up shortly.

You can just print multiple cupcake toppers to the size you want and cut them out or you can order icing sheets where they are already cut-out for you. You use any image layout program you want like Photoshop.

I learn something new everyday! Never knew how easy this was til now

Icing sheets are thicker and come with a plastic backing which helps feeds them through the printer. Icing sheets also produce better quality prints. There is wafer paper that is made for edible printers, you can try it out and see if it works for you.

@lstanton212 There’s no dedicated software needed for printing these. You use the same software that you would if you were printing on normal paper. We use Adobe Photoshop for most of our layouts, but you can use whatever image editing or design program works best for you.

@12enma12 you can follow the links in the video for all of that information :) the brand of paper we use is Icing Images

Canon PIXMA MG5220 and we get the sheets/ink from Icing Images

Hi, it clogs a lot due to the food based inks (no chemicals like the real ink to keep it running smoothly). We use Icing Images ink :) Hope that helps.

We leave them in the printer, just as you would regular cartridges. They do have expiry dates though, so make sure you know how long they last.

Once it is on the buttercream, you can't remove the image...it's there to stay. So I have no idea if it "stains" it as it completely attaches to it.

I've seen that they have come out with coloured and patterned sheets, but I don't know if they have white.

@hotvamp666 You can print any image ... just like a regular printer.

it can be used with any printer that is solely used for edible products and you put the edible ink cartridges in place of the chemical ones.

You're welcome! Thanks for the kind comment! If you have time VOTE for us to win KZread’s OnTheRise program. Go to our main page and watch the VOTE video for details!

We get ours from Icing Images...watch our 3 part series on Edible Printing for a ton of information on Icing Images and edible printing...we did it about a month ago.

I'm so excited because I am a Photographer and Cake baker! And now I can combined them together!!! Thanks so much!

@mamakoko5398

6 жыл бұрын

R. Phillips so ist save ? And we should remove the sheet ??

We use Adobe Photoshop, but most image editing programs can be used.

Yes you can eat it. That's what the word "edible" means.

@AlphaBravo860

4 жыл бұрын

If you reply to peoples comments you must hit "Reply" or it doesn't notify them of the reply. If you just comment normally like you do it just looks like your talking to yourself and gets confusing and no one knows who your replying to. You don't need to type @userName. When you hit "Reply" KZread automatically does that for you and notify's the receiver & puts the reply comment in the correct original commenters space.

@IwillDoit8

4 жыл бұрын

You could have eaten it

@trexnext

4 жыл бұрын

@@AlphaBravo860 this was 6 years ago I don't think the reply things was there

@dianaval6082

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah either ways it helps explain to people who didn’t see the comment

@irfanansari85

3 жыл бұрын

really any one can eat it its has no any damages for health ?

@Nathal2009 No, it doesnt have a CD or anything like that to help you out. Basically you have to teach yourself. When you need it to fit a cake, you just cut the image out with scissors or an exacto knife.

@PleazurAble2ME Yes … All the manufactures of the edible ink products will have a list of compatible printers on their sites.

it actually does taste pretty good....sort of like really thin fondant. when it is on top of a butter cream icing, you don't even taste it at all.

If you watch our newest Edible Image videos, you will have all your questions answered for you.

You are an excellent presenter and the tutorial is great !!!

@teitei9536

5 жыл бұрын

Yes she is 😃

I just love this concept. Thank you for sharing

Hi Jazmin, I'm sure you can find something like that to print off...good luck! Sounds like a great cake idea.

We keep it in a sealed bag if we aren't using it immediately after printing.

Great! So glad I was able to help you out. If you have anymore questions, let me know.

@anyesastayman655

3 жыл бұрын

hello! what app do you use to upload the image onto the computer?

@alizahalisto7417

11 ай бұрын

What is the name of the machines that does that

@TheChiarottola It's a normal printer.

@12enma12 If you don't want to use the machine a paintbrush and edible inks would work too!

great! glad you found it!

Thanks for taking time to reply my questions. Love your videos.

Frosting sheets from a company called "Icing Image".

Never knew it was so simple

@cookbakehacks631

3 жыл бұрын

Also check out this one kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZoCGzZimeqmoddI.html

We use the Premium sheets.

CupcakesandCardio, you are an angel for answering the same questions over and over and over. I wish people took the time to read the comments before asking questions. They would find their answers right away. No offense to anyone but People! please read the comments!!

We order them from company called "Icing Images".

Yes, the printers are the same as you buy from office supply stores. BUT … not all printers have edible ink cartridges available for them. For whatever brand of edible ink you want to buy, you need to go to their site and get a list of printers they support.

we made a new series of videos (3) a couple of months ago on edible printing...check on those and hopefully they'll help you out!

it clogs sometimes, but it is quite easy to unclog.

@gobigstanley1 The icing sheets are tasteless and have a slight vanilla smell. As far as I'm aware, the machines that print directly on cakes are for larger commercial uses and are expensive. If this is something that you are in the market for, you should contact one of their sales rep to get a demo to see if they fit your needs better.

@Nathal2009 The printer is a Cannon.

depending on where you are, depends on whether we can ship something to you...because we ship!!

Yes it is, I use the wilton sheets as well as the white sheets from Icing Images.

Cool presentation. Very clear explanation

I would give the Canon PIXMA MG5220 a try.

You're welcome! It is a great tool to have :)

Not sure they ship to Malaysia try ebay.

It doesn't have a taste (unlike some edible paper) and the sugar blends in with the buttercream. It's really great product.

@CreativeCakes1 10 to 20 minutes ... I would recommend not moving the cake for at least 10 minutes after you apply the image.

Hi, I just started and I set up my canon printer and my printer asks me what type of paper I'm printing on (glossy, matte, etc.) and I'm not sure what option to choose. because Icing images edible paper isn't an option. thanks in advance!

Thank you for your instructions. How did you cut this nicely?

What is the name of this printer?

If you want to know more about the printer, search Google for "Icing Images" we don't sell these printer, only use them.

Sorry to bother you but how much is it to bye a cake from you

how you put the different ink on that machine what brand of ink you recommend

The printers you use are no longer available can you recommend any newer models

@PleazurAble2ME It’s a Canon MP640 and we use “Icing Images” brand products.

Thanks for sharing! Does the frosting 'seep' through the paper? I would be worried about staining from the crisco or butter!

hey can you tell me if the Canon Pixma iP2702 Photo Inkjet Printer would work for printable images and where i would be able to purchase the ink?

Thank you for posting this video! I am having trouble setting up print margins. Either I it prints over the edges or not quite to the edges. What settings and program do you use to print? Thanks!

How long did you wait for the topper to dry before cutting it and placing it onto the cake? Did you let it just sit or put it in a seal?

I see you are using a cannon printer ,what do you think about the mg5520 for printing edible images?

Do you have the links to where I can buy all the stuff your usong. Paper ,ink, printer, software ect please thank you

Im looking for this kind of edible stuff with edible paper . This is a big help. Although I’m a beginner. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing video. Will visiting your channel again. 💕

I would love to start doing this

Thanks!

I just wanted to say thankyou for this awasome video ............ and can i use a regular printer or its especific please answer ..

What our video series on edible printing...it will answer all of your questions.

What software is that for the images Having issues getting the right size of picture

I bought the new canon printer from icing images. Got it all set up to print. But when I print my image the colors do not come out very good. I changed my print setting to photo and it came out a bit better, but not like the original scan I did. Your pics look so crisp and clear.. Any ideas on what I am doing?

is that an ordinary printer

what model of the printer should we use to print the photo for put on the top of the cake?

so theres no way around getting a new printer? There's no way to clean it? Im making a cake for my boyfriend and wanted to print a picture onto the cake for his birthday

@r.phillips2388

7 жыл бұрын

no.

Hi, what kind of paper do you recommend it? what is your opinion about the wafer paper? thanks

Hi I have a question about edible inks , I have got a new printer as I want to start printing edible pictures I am wondering are you able to buy New normal empty cartridges and fill them with edible ink or dose it have to be empty edible cartridges ? If so what's the difference as they are both empty and never used ?

How thick materials can printers take? Sometimes regular paper 80g can be clogged in the printer. What if a cake gets in the printer? I am still not sure if this can work well

Wtf! I thought they drew these images on...WOW! I'm so getting one of these cake printing kits!

Anyone know how much a sheet on average costs using your own tools excluding the initial cost of printer.

Can I jus remove the ink if I'm not using the printer instead of printing once a week

please what application do you use to edit because i'm having a lot of problem printing on the round type like you did

Pls can l use normal printer for this and pls if it as any printer maker that is normal

Thank you for taking the time to share this with us. It was exactly what I was looking for!

Do you only use Canon printers and are all canon prints good for edible printing?

hi, can this edible print picture be used on whipped cream cakes?how is the taste of the sheet?

I haven't tried them, so I can't advise you. Sorry. We use IcingImages for our icing sheets.

Is any specific software is used to print image

Are edible sheets and wafer paper the same? or should I say can you use them in the same fashion?? Thank you in advance, I enjoy your channel.

its a regular printer, used solely for edible images.

Hello. I really want work w/this but I don't know where to buy all this.. please let me know. Thank you for ur channel

I HAVE quation about the paper,,can you eat it,,??or you have to take it out and eat the cake,,,thanks

Will you please provide printer make and model. Type of edible paper you used (wafer?) And program you use to upload image to. Ty!!!!

Thank you for this. ❤ love the video

Whats your printer brand and the number of your it please?

is there a spacific printer that i should be looking for? are they called something different as apposed to a normal printer?

hi , can I ask what machine is this that prints the edible paper.

Can I Use a normal printer like epson l805 ink tank for this printing Or any other Suggest me