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Is it possible to homebrew edible silkscreen ink?

April 26, 2017edible Homebrew ink possible silkscreen

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Is it possible to homebrew edible silkscreen ink?

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This doesn’t really help with the ink question, but this Wafer Paper would be very useful. Instead of printing directly onto the Fondont, you can print/write on this paper and then transfer it to the cake.

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Tomato paste with food coloring. It’s about the same consistency as normal ink and it works great, in addition to being edible.

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You can ink-jet-print on rice paper with edible inks, but you must either be able to clean your printer very well beforehand or have a printer dedicated to printing only edibles. Regular ink-jet ink is poisonous. Edible frosting sheets The sheet is not actually frosting; the site says that it will dissolve into the frosting of your cake.

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melted chocolate has about the consistency of silkscreen ink and it would harden once it dried. it might be hard to get out of the screen, though…