Posted by Nicole Tait on 25th May 2023
Edible ink printing has been gaining popularity in recent years. This innovative printing method allows sweet treat makers to create stunning and unique designs on a wide range of edible surfaces. Whether you're a professional baker looking to expand your services or a home cook interested in experimenting with new techniques, edible ink printing can be a fun and exciting way to take your creations to the next level.In this complete guide for beg… Read more
Posted by Tanya Montgomery on 18th May 2023
What are they?These black dots are pin wheel roller marks or are commonly known as pizza cutter marks in the edible printing industry. . Why do they occur?The final set of rollers that your icing sheets pass through in the printer are known as ‘pinwheel’ rollers. They are small and gear shaped with spikey points – just like a pizza cutter. Icing sheets are soft and relatively thick (compared to normal paper), the soft… Read more
Posted by Tanya Montgomery on 24th Apr 2023
Before investing your hard-earned dollars in an edible printing system there are a few things we think you should know.
The printer must be brand new to start with and then dedicated to edible printing. You can not interchange edible and regular ink. Regular ink is not edible.Printing regularly will keep your printer happy. If you are not printing at least weekly then a weekly test print is necessary, just on normal A4 paper to save yo… Read more
Posted by Nicole Tait on 17th Mar 2023
Tempering chocolate is a process of heating and cooling chocolate to stabilise its structure, giving it a smooth, glossy finish and a crisp snap when broken. Tempered chocolate is ideal for making chocolates, coating truffles, or decorating desserts. Here we discuss the steps to temper chocolate and the importance of the process.Why is it important to temper chocolate?Chocolate contains cocoa butter, which is a type of fat that has a crystalline… Read more
Posted by Nicole Tait on 15th Mar 2023
Alicia Chapman is a professional chef with a passion for creating unique and delicious chocolates. A stint in Germany sparked her inspiration to delve into the art of producing premium chocolates, ultimately leading her to start her own venture, Little Cocoa. With her devotion to creating bespoke premium chocolates, Alicia has successfully established her brand, creating visually stunning artisanal chocolates that have captured the hearts (a… Read more
Posted by Nicole Tait on 3rd Mar 2023
Edible Image Supplies icing sheets are a popular choice for creating edible images for cakes, cupcakes, and other sweet treats. These icing sheets are easy to use and offer excellent edible image print quality. Before you dive into using icing sheets to decorate your sweet treats, there are a few things you should know to guarantee a stunning masterpiece.20 things you need to know about Edible Image Supplies icing sheets:Edible Image Supplies ici… Read more
Posted by Nicole Tait on 25th Jan 2023
This is one of the most frequently asked questions regarding edible image printing; and one of the most difficult to answer.At Edible Image Supplies, we know that our customers need this answered so they may effectively cost their edible images for their own business needs. It is important to understand the print yield from an edible ink cartridge set is dependent upon many factors. TIP: The more you use your edible ink printer, the mor… Read more
Posted by Nicole Tait on 2nd Dec 2022
Emma Head realised she wanted to both make people feel good and run her own business. And, that is exactly what she does on the daily with her successful online cookie gifting business, Sweet Mickie. The business has grown to operate out of a commercial kitchen and warehouse space, with a team of cookie helpers to run the daily operations. As stated in their website intro, "Sweet Mickie is a business founded in Emma's love for usin… Read more
30th Nov 2022
Roller cleaning is part of your regular edible printing maintenance. If the paper feed rollers in your edible ink printer are dirty - have icing sheet residue, ink or paper powder is attached to them - your icing sheets may not feed properly, or you may notice marks on your icing sheets.
If this is the case, you will need to clean your printer’s paper feed rollers. If feeding seems to be the issue, firstly check out our blog My Edible Icing… Read more
Posted by Nicole Tait on 18th Nov 2022
At Edible Image Supplies we aim to have all the information our customers need to order supplies and troubleshoot issues right here on our website.
Not sure which edible ink cartridge model number your printer takes? Here are several ways to work out the ink cartridge model you need:
1. If you ordered your printer from us, the cartridge model is written inside the Edible Insights booklet, together with your order details, so re-order… Read more