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iPhone 4S Cake

July 27, 2012 by Jenn

One of our most popular cakes has been our iPhone cake.  We have made it four or five times now (I can’t remember, and we haven’t taken pictures of each of them as they all tend to be the same).  

Due to the popularity of the cake, we thought it would be neat to film a video of the cake so the viewer was able to see the entire thing! 

Drum roll please . . . .

To make this cake the way that we have, you will need fondant, an edible image printer, and an airbrush.  There are many other ways you could make an iPhone cake, this is just one of them.  

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Edible Images For Cakes Review

August 25, 2011 by Jenn

This video is for anyone who is interested in purchasing an edible ink printer! In it, I review the icing sheets, the printer and the ink that we use on a regular basis to create some amazing cakes. Watch and enjoy 🙂

Here are some of the recent edible images that we have done with the printer.

iphone cake

 

RCMP cake

Justin bieber cake

Edible image cake

 

Working with an edible printer is a little bit more difficult than working with a regular ink printer. The type of liquid that runs through the print head, makes the print head prone to clogging. My advice to you is to make sure that you run the ink through the printer at least once a week, and this will help with clogging.

If you are so unlucky and have the print head clog on you, there are a couple of things that you can do to get that (*#(@ head cleaned out. One is to take all of the ink catridges out (carefully) of the print head and let the print head soak on a wet piece of paper towel. If this doesn’t work, then what we do is use a steamer (like one that you use for steam cleaning) to blow out the clogged heads. If you don’t have a steamer, you can try it the old fashioned way, and use the steam from a kettle. This tends to loosen up the liquid that is clogged, just enough for you to get it out.

One more detail that you need to be aware of when working with edible images and edible sheets . . . which we didn’t know until summer hit . . . is that they are VERY prone to bubbling/wrinkling in humidity! If your fridge is high in humidity, your cake will not come back out as smooth as it was when you put it in. I discovered, after many failed attempts, that using parchment paper, and the warmth of your hand helps smooth out an image that has wrinkled. I lay the parchment paper down on the image, and rub with the flat palm of my hand until it is smooth.

Overall, despite the clogging, the edible ink printer that we have is a great tool. Like many tools, it takes maintenance, and work to keep it running as it should. The paper and ink has been relatively easy to find, and we purchased ours from Icing Images. We have had a positive experience with this company . . . someone even emailed me back when I had a question!

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