Edible printing

Icing sheets and wafer paper are the two most common mediums for edible printing. In this informative blog we go into the difference between both kinds of sheets and which one is best to fit your edible printing needs.

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Need something special? Did you know that we can print edible images? It’s true! We can print your photos, logos, or other graphics for cakes, cookies, cupcakes, and other sweet treats!

Placing edible images and photos onto your cakes can look fantastic and is a great way to create a special bespoke birthday or celebration cake for your loved one

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While both edible papers can be printed with edible ink printers, which you should use? Here’s a detailed comparison between wafer papers & frosting sheets.

You've probably heard of wafer paper before but have you used it yet? Wafer paper is potato starch paper, better know as rice paper. It is an edible stiff paper that has a smooth side and a textured side. Here at Ink4Cakes we provide different thickness for all your edible project needs. AD00 is the thinnest and works great for transferring images onto Jello. AD2 is a great thickness for transferring images as well or for placing on top of icing laying flat. AD4 is a thicker wafer paper and…