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25/07/2014

Which edible printer is better: Epson or Canon?

To answer the question about which printer is “better” between Canon and Epson, it comes down to a few things:
Firstly, see what features are important to you. Do you need a scan feature ? If so, choose a model with this feature (currently 1 of our Canon printers 1 our only currently available Epson printer have scanners) .
As far as color matching , the Epson tends to produce darker, more vivid colors , especially reds. So if you were printing a sunset for example, the Epson would produce a more stunning red/orange . The red/orange colors on the Canon are more muted , which work well for skin tones , or more subtle colors. That’s not to say that you can’t get vivid colors with the Canon, but the red in particular will be darker with the Epson than with the Canon.
A concern that some customers have about edible ink printing is “clogging” or drying out of the inks at the printheads.
The inks can dry out if the printer is not in use for any extended period of time , due to sugar droplets clogging at the printheads. However, there are many ways to prevent clogs, and also to unclog, should a clog occur.
Back to the original question about which printer is best – in summary, there is no short answer to which is “better” between Canon and Epson. Most customers buy Canon. But actually, internally at Inkedibles, we mostly use Epson. I’d honestly say its a toss up , close to 50/50 about which is overall “better”
One final thing to leave you with, is that our inks at Inkedibles are engineered specifically for the target printers that they are used in. Our edible ink for Epson, is made specifically to work with Epson printers. Our edible ink for Canon, is made specifically to work with Canon printers. And our (soon to be released ) edible ink for Brother, is made specifically for Brother printers.
We believe this is a major differentiator on the market, with competitors, who (based on information they publicly provide), appear to use 1 ink for all printer types. Doing so, may cause unnecessary higher risks of clogging, and may distort colors, as the main printer “engines” (the underlying printing mechanism behind Canon vs Epson vs Brother printers), is different, so a uniquely tailored edible ink that works with the specific engine, is better in theory, and as far as our 2 year development testing showed, in practice too.

25/07/2014

Save time and money by using your EDIBLE INK printer for your regular paper prints

Did you know that you can use your edible inks to print to regular paper? There’s no need to have a separate printer for “regular” printing when you can use the same edible ink printer to also print to regular paper. Save time and money, and keep your edible printer in more constant use (which is healthy for the printer as it minimizes risks for clogs ) by using the same edible ink printer for printing to regular paper! WARNING: never use regular ink in the printer, but its OK to use regular paper and print to the paper with edible ink!
Edible ink printing has been around for many years, but it has been fine tuned and commercialized for the hobbyist or small bakery using inexpensive commonly available printers / printer systems. For around $200 to $250, anyone can make edible prints out of the comfort of their own home or bakery. Edible inks are also known as food inks, and they are made to work with the printers such that the printers jet out the edible inks to edible paper so that the final product is edible and can be used for cake or food decoration.
However, what many people don’t realize, is that those same edible inks print beautifully to regular paper as well. So the same printer that is used for edible ink printing, can also be used to print to regular paper. This cuts down the need to have a separate printer for “regular” printing and a separate printer for “edible” printing. It also keeps the edible ink flowing more through the printer due to the extended use, and this is healthy because a printer that is left idle for too long or infrequently used can clog.
The only thing to be careful of never doing is to NEVER use regular ink in a printer that is being used for edible prints, as contamination can occur.

25/07/2014

How to Install A Cake Printer?

Are you planning to buy a Cake printer for home? If yes, we would be elaborating some easy steps to install it on your computer or laptop. But before we advance more , please be informed that you must buy the cake printers from a reputable seller. Canon and Epson are two large printer manufacturers that produce these cake printers for home and commercial usages. We at Inkedibles.com offer a wide range of edible printers of both of these brands.
Installing a Cake Printer on Your Desktop Computer
If you want to install the printer in your desktop printer, you need to connect it via USB and plug-in the printer . Now, insert the Compact Software Disk into the CD Drive of your computer, and leave it for the plug and play installation. You can, alternatively, extract the CD Drive folder, and run your required .exe file. However, if you have fast data connection, you can also run the most updated version of the software from the website of your printer brand .
Installing a Cake Printer on Your Laptop
If you have a laptop, and want to install the edible printer on it, then also you need to connect it through its USB and plug-in the power cord. If your printer has a Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity, then you can find, connect and install it on your laptop without any USB cable . Most advanced laptops have a plug-and-play feature, which allows you to use the printer without installing the software. However, you may be asked to update the driver by the printer’s interface .

25/07/2014

24/07/2014

A new market for edible Ink to explore ?

Tattooing is a form of body art by injecting ink into the skin and has been practiced for centuries in many cultures, China, India ,Egypt, Philippines, Europe, Japan, Persia, New Zealand , Taiwan Tattoo comes from the Tahitian language tatau and was introduced into the English language by Cook’s expedition. For spiritual or decorative purpose, a tattoo is a message not on paper but on our skin. Whether you love or hate them, statistics of November 2013 tells us that Annual amount spent in US is 1.65 billion, The total amount of Americans that have at least 1 tattoo:
45 Million Number of Tattoo Parlors in the US: 21,000
Average cost small Tattoo $45
Average cost large Tattoo $ 150

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, taste cannot be discussed bit， obviously it boils down to the essence of this article again we simply need INK, skin-safe INK.
One of the oldest recipes is Ancient Roman, using Egyptian pine bark, corroded bronze, vinegar, gall insect deposit, iron sulphate mixed with water and leek juice, prick design with needles until blood is drawn, rub in the ink, (by roman physician Aetius)
Tattoo INKS today:

Regulated by FDA, regulation 65 in California, Tattoo INKS consist of pigments combined with a carrier, available in a range of colors that can be thinned or mixed.

Inkedibles is evaluating the possibility of using its edible inks (which are of course, food grade, and FDA compliant) for use as temporary Tattoo inks. The chemists and marketing experts of Inkedibles are researching and testing existing and new Inkedibles edible ink formulations for color stay properties and other properties needed.
纹身通过向皮肤注入墨水的一种人体艺术，已经有几百年的历史，在中国、印度、埃及、菲律宾、欧洲、日本、波斯、新西兰和台湾历史上都出现过。刺青一词来自大溪地的语言tatau，由英国人库克远航到此地后引入英国。纹身之所以印在皮肤而不是纸上，是为表明一种精神或装饰的目的。无论你是否喜欢他们，2013年11月的统计数据显示，美国人每年在纹身上的花费金额为16.5亿美元，平均每人至少有1个纹身的消费：
在美国纹身店的45万百万富翁人数：21,000
平均小纹身成本45美元
平均大纹身成本150美元

每个人的眼光都不同，众口难调，喜好的问题不能片面看待。归根结底，我们这篇文章就是讨论目前对皮肤安全的油墨的强烈需求。

古罗马的食谱是历史最悠久的食谱之一，从中我们了解到，古埃人用松树皮，醋，硫酸亚铁与水和韭菜汁混合，用针刺皮肤直到出血，然后再将油墨擦上去，让油墨能渗入皮肤里。

纹身油墨现在的运用：
由美国FDA管控的加州第65条条文显示，纹身油墨作为一种载体，是各种不同颜料的结合，在一定范围，可以通过颜色的淡化或混合使用。

Inkedibles正在评估它的可食用油墨（这点毫无疑问，食品级，并符合FDA）用作临时纹身油墨的可能性。 Inkedibles的化学家和营销专家正在研究和测试现有的和新的Inkedibles可食性油墨颜色性能稳定的配方，以及其他必须的属性。

24/07/2014

edible ink being used in tatoo

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22/07/2014

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