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Here is a Cake Printer , a printout you can eat

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Posted 21 November 2006 - 02:07 PM

http://www.icingimag...kopyjet.htmHAve fun and don't eat this stuff if you are diabetic
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Posted 21 November 2006 - 03:26 PM

o0 looks nice lolreminds me of that one printer versalaser I think? It prints stuff!! lol Glass wood etc objects its pretty nice. http://www.ulsinc.com/versalaser/you can't eat any of it though lol. I would so love to have one of those printers.
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Posted 21 November 2006 - 03:36 PM

I think I would get really freaked out if I was to eat a cake with my face on it. That's like... cannibalism. (Sweet, sweet cannibalism.)
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Posted 28 November 2006 - 05:41 PM

Cake decorators use edible images quite a bit, or at least they do at the Country Marts around my area.
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Posted 03 February 2007 - 06:29 PM

I love this stuff! I was watching a recent episode of Iron Chef America the other day (hey, it's kinda addictive), and I saw a challegner, one Chef Cantu, actually beat the champ. Among other wacky sci-fi cooking methods, Cantu created a Maki Roll made from edible ink printed on edible starch paper (using a modified Canon i560 printer) wrapped around rice with nori powder and vegetables.I've gotta let PC World readers know about this guy I thought to myself. Then I discovered that my colleague Eric Butterfield, has already interviewed Cantu about this very technology in a fascinating column he wrote a couple of years ago.[img:2fae841d81]http://blogs.pcworld...hives/maki.JPG+
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