edible printers

[smitch6]

been thinking about doing edible cake toppers.
a friend is a chef and is a stay at home mum so can't work reg hours so i thought about teaming up with her to do personalised cakes

anyhow anyone got any recommendations for edible ink printers?
A4 or A3 etc canon or epson

thanks steve

[Paul]

I read some about this.years a go and most of the time canon was mentioned. Inks are cheap so wortho have a go i think if you know someone who bake cakes then nothing to lose

[Renniwano]

I know BMS do a range of printers and edible ink..

[smitch6]

i think the common cake size is 9" so i think it'll need to be an A3 printer
these aren't cheap annoyingly

[socialgiraffe]

I know nothing about them, but if you need any help with samples send them down here and I will happily comment on the print quality as long as it is attached to the bottom part

[WorthDoingRight]

Well if the cake is outside 9" then I am sure an A4 printer would do as the topper doesnt normally go right to the edge. It does seem that Canon printers tend to be favoured.

[smitch6]

Well if the cake is outside 9" then I am sure an A4 printer would do as the topper doesnt normally go right to the edge. It does seem that Canon printers tend to be favoured.

good thinking

[WorthDoingRight]

Now here is my favourite edible printer:

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[Ian M]

Steve, I would have a chat with Martin at BMS as they have been supplying all the things you would need to be able to do this. Good luck with the venture mate & hope it all goes great.

[Paul]

I can see that already. Steve puting some wight on