Printing directly on food NF-4450-E3 Printer : DigInfo

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At FOOMA Japan 2009, Sanryu exhibited a revolutionary flat-bed printer that can print directly on food.
This flat-bed printer can print photos, text, illustrations, and designs on foods with uneven surfaces, such as confectionery. So it enables shops to distinguish themselves from rivals by offering original presents and the like. The ink is edible, and complies with food coloring tests under Japans food hygiene laws.
Sanryu plans to release this edible-ink printer in summer 2009, in two versions for printing in different sizes.
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Related Links :
- http://www.foomajapan.jp/english/index.html (FOOMA JAPAN 2009)

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[sisisisi1111]

pirinta

[Q2SA]

useless japanese shit

[Yonnlopez]

But when u shit em out they dont seem or smell like roses lmfao

[douro20]

@SirReptitious

Yes, but this was the first time that such a machine was built entirely from the ground up for this purpose, and not by rebuilding an existing printer.

[abkleo]

lol.. can make things look uber tasty but actually sux XD

[biffwalnuts2]

and pervet

[Aerial29]

and many other things for the classic pranksters and jokers :P

[azulHYDproductions]

I thought this had already been done...

Anyway, cookies look very good and tasty :P

[lduk]

Yeah, they mentioned that the natural coloring is an entirely new development. So what the hell is the the top of a Birthday cake?

[dmneoblade]

The fact that instead of trying to transfer a thin, printed sheet onto a cake, you can print directly on it. Also, custom designs on cookies and other foodstuffs can be done MUCH more easily, and with less errors.