Edible Images made at home?

I researched what food coloring cartridge refills there were out there and then purchased a Canon printer that would work. The cartridges cost almost as much as I spent on the printer.

How do you like the printing quality so far Monica?

I bought a Canon MG5220 at Walmart for $65, and the edible inks and paper from icingimages.com/ I used them for the first time yesterday, and I love them!! It’s easy to do and the quality is as good as regular photo printing!!

Excellent. I cannot complain. I purchased my cartridges from KopyKake. I chose a Canon printer because it has six individual color cartridges in lieu of 4. This was important because sometimes you use more of one color than another and you can replace only what needs to be replaced instead of the entire set. I hope this helps!

Thanks for the feedback ladies! :)

I absolutely love my canon printer. The images come out great. Take a look at my cakes. The edible labels on my isomalt bottles are printed from a canon w/edible ink. Good Luck!
Liz

Canon IP300 & Cartriges from www.ediblesupply.com. wafer paper from ebay…

We use a canon and it’s OK – but there is a quality difference between a cannon and a more expensive printer. If you think this piece of equipment will pay itself off by increased business, then go for it :0)

CakeryCreation what model do you have?

Karin, which Canon do you use?