I have used Epson, and Canon, I have used both ink brands, I even used edible icing sheets and wafer paper. All in all, I love edible imaging, it leaves so many choices and can be a fantastic addition to your baking spectrum. In my opinion Canon did better than Epson, the ink was kind of the same to me, as far as how long it lasted always depended on the project, but I will say it last way less than a typical printer and can be costly. The papers were over all the same, but icing sheets have a smoother look and finish so I would recommend those. I am personally saving up (yes it's gonna take a long time!) for a printer/scanner in one made by a company that specializes in this exact area EDIBLE IMAGES! I say this because I have gone thru so many printer/scanners already, they either give me a heck of a time installing ink that isn't made by their company...well of course not it's edible! and clogging can be a nasty issue...edible ink is very different then the ink made for typical printing. There are head cleaners, and such to help with clogging and such but sooner or later the printer says I AM DONE! And that stinks. Hope that helps, and it's just my personal experience, best of luck, and have fun that's the best part of it!
I love my family, and I love to make people smile. I am a night owl, and get most inspired in the later hours. I love to shop and bake, cake art is my passion!
I love my family, and I love to make people smile. I am a night owl, and get most inspired in the later hours. I love to shop and bake, cake art is my passion!
