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Christie Block
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
These keep cracking as they go through my printer. Wastes both the sheet AND my edible ink. 😫
Mulberry
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2024
I don't have a food grade printer, but I do use the edible markers found in the cake decorating isle. I like to use these sheets to create unique designs for cupcakes or cakes. I can trace around logos and color in with the markers to create cut out designs for cupcakes. These would also be fun to have kids create their own designs. If you do know someone or have access to a food grade ink printer, that is great, too, just don't use your regular ink home printer. You get a total of 25 edible sugar sheets.
barginbuys
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024
I used these with our edible markers for decorating a cake. It was super easy to draw on them with the markers and even cut into a custom shape for the top of a cake. I can't attest to use with a printer as I don't have one, but I was able to use successfully with the markers and am happy with the results.
Poison Megz
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2024
Easy to use to add photos and designs to your desserts. Image quality will definitely depend on how your using it. We don't have edible printer ink right now but we used stamps and also edible paint pens for my kids to put their own drawing onto a cake.
Mariah Wertman
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2024
This does not taste good at all. I remember as a kid when I would actually eat paper or do the spit wad thing, this absolutely reminds me of that. I know it is edible because you can smell the sugar, feel the thickness but softness, and it does taste like food products but the texture and consistency is paper. Kind of awesome if you think about it but also not the best for actually eating. It is definitely great for printing a unique design or a picture of someone to put on a cake but when it actually comes down to eating it, I hope it’s in small pieces. I was able to separate the paper from the film sheet easily without it falling apart. I had to actually rip a piece off to try it and it gave me some resistance for sure. I folded a couple of pieces together and it did not break it where it edged nor did it stick together. I could fold it into four and then unfold it easily. This was all done without it being ran through a food printer. I did this straight out of the bag. We wanted to do a water color project with food dye, edible glitter paint, and more. It absorbed the colors up easily and held the shape we were going for and we were only using paint brushes and edible food dye as our paint. In all I would say that if you have the food printer then this is going to be perfect to use. It’s thick, it’s sturdy, and it doesn’t fall apart from just taking it off the film. Taste wise though I could see myself eating a small butterfly off the top of a cupcake or like the ones that are in charcuterie boards but I wouldn’t actually want to eat this. I would probably avoid this after trying it for the first time because it really does have the consistency and texture of paper. I almost thought I was actually eating paper.
julie
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2024
Edible Printer, Paper Sugar Sheets, Cake Decoration, A4 Size Edible Paper, Printable Icing Sheets are amazing. I'm new to this and was happy to try these out. I'm taking a cake decorating class and all I had to do was bring in the edible paper, the class and the instructor had the edible ink and printer. This is just as good as any other edible paper with its ingredients. Thought I could just apply it to brownies and cookies but learned how to make fondant as the bottom for the edible paper and print the images off of a computer. Would definitely encourage anyone to try a class to make better and more interesting cakes. Price wise, Mieaoll, the maker of this product is similar to other brands and the quality is excellent. Would buy this product again as it has a long shelf life and stores easily without being in the fridge.
Andchelle
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2024
These paper sugar sheets are thin and not too thick as a cake topper. I don’t have an edible ink printer. I was able to use edible ink markers to draw a message on these edible paper sugar sheets. It wasn’t a vibrant picture on the sugar sheet but that’s ok. It was easy to use and got the point across on the cake. Someday I hope to use these in an actual edible ink printer.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
These did not print well. Edible ink wouldn't really dry on them making it easier to smear. Taste was not great. Would not purchase again or recommend.
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