Edible Photos on Cakes

Edible Photos on Cakes

by OGOCHUKWU
(Lagos-Nigeria)

Hi, please how can I stick a customer's picture on the cake, and how can I make it edible? I've seen cakes like than but each time I get confused.
Thanks in advance.

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Edible Photos on Cakes

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Sep 12, 2009
edible pictures
by: bamagrama

You have to have a photo copier that is used only for edible ink. I know Canon makes a reasonably priced one. You cannot use the edible ink in a copier that has been used for regular printing and copying because those inks are toxic if ingested and their residues cannot be removed from the copier. The edible pictures are printed on rice or wafer paper. When you place this on an iced cake, it seems to meld into the icing and only the photo remains.

Sep 10, 2009
PHOTO
by: NANCY

YOU CAN TAKE A PHOTO TO A BAKERY AND THEY CAN PRINT ONE OFF FOR YOU ON RICE PAPER OR WHATEVER PAPER THEY USE. NANCY

Sep 10, 2009
pictures on cake
by: Anonymous

You have to have edible icing sheets and an edible image printer. http://www.kopykake.com/

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