Has anybody tried using edible ink on an industrial strength printer? Direct to Food Edible Printers

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Has anybody tried using edible ink on an industrial strength printer? Direct to Food Edible Printers

I recently watched a demonstration of an edible printer at a trade show. I'm very intrigued by the concept. I'm playing with the idea of setting up a company to try to sell specialized logo cookies for company Christmas parties, weddings, etc. Id need to either buy an industrial printer or contract with someone that already has one. Im finding no evidence that anyone has tried this at scale. If your ink works on home inkjet printers, it should work on larger ones. Has anyone tried this before?

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Nov 05, 2024 - 02:22 AM

InkEdibles Cakepro Series Printers are innovative Direct to Food ® edible ink printers which can print directly onto food products. InkEdibles has been in the market for 20+ years with successful customers within the USA and overseas.

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