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How to print on chocolate?

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By Sino Joinsun

 With advancements in technology, it is now possible to create intricate designs and personalized messages directly on chocolate using an edible printer and chocoprint coating agent. Say goodbye to slow drying times and a susceptibility to smudging by using the chocolate transfer sheet.

 

How to print on chocolate?

Printing on chocolate requires careful preparation and attention to detail. Here is a step-by-step guide to help you get started:

 

1. Prepare your design: Use graphic design software to create or import your desired design. Adjust the size and layout to fit the chocolate surface.

2. Load the edible ink cartridges: Install the edible ink cartridges into your edible printer according to the user manual.

3. Apply chocoprint coating agent: Spray the chocoprint coating agent for a thin layer on the chocolate surface when the chocolate is cold. Ensure even coverage.

4. Wait until the chocoprint coating agent is dry: Wait and let it dry completely.

5. Print the edible image: Using A4 bakery edible printer and edible ink to print images.






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