Edible printing service

Subcategories
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Printing on wafer...
Non-standard, unique patterns on chocolate transfer foil
Placing an order:
Please, provide us with a good quality photo (.jpg or .png format) and of at least 1024x786 pixel quality.
Photos should be sent to info@andycake.eu email address.
Price list
Sizes
Waferpaper
Icing sheet
A5 size
Small circle (10-14 cm)
Small square A5 (max.14x20cm)
Small heart (max. 14x20 cm)
999 Ft
1599 Ft
A4 size
Big circle (15-20 cm)
Big square A4 (max.20x28cm)
Big heart (20x28 cm)
1599 Ft
2499 Ft
Size A3 (41x28 cm) –
prices vary depending the on the pattern
3199 - 4199 Ft
4999-5999 Ft
Non-standard/special patterns
1599 Ft - 2599 Ft
2599-3599 Ft
Transparent jelly (only necessary with wafer paper)
+ 850 Ft / portion (200 g)
Prices of extra photo editing
+ 500-2000 Ft
Express order
+ 1000-2000 Ft
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Printing on chocolate...
Non-standard, unique patterns on chocolate transfer foil
Placing an order:
Please, provide us with a good quality photo (.jpg or .png format) and of at least 1024x786 pixel quality.
Photos should be sent to info@andycake.eu email address.
– Choco Sheets processing instructions 3.3.2022
Printing must be done on the laminated part of the Choco Sheet® in "mirror mode" (t-shirt
printing).
The print quality should be set to "high".
Choco Sheets® should be placed in the front input tray of your printer.
Printing on white chocolate is highly recommended as edible inks are not visible on dark
chocolate.
Allow the ink to dry sufficiently. Edible ink on Choco Sheets® should be completely dry before
applying chocolate (30 - 60 minutes). Dark colors require longer drying time (especially black)
Ideal working conditions: room temperature 20° C and humidity below 50%, if the humidity is
too high, increase room temperature to 23°C. (the use of a hygrometer is strongly
recommended)
Tempered chocolate (31.5°C) can be applied to the Choco Sheets® when they are completely
dry.
When chocolate has cooled down, the Choco Sheets® can be removed and the design will
have transferred to the chocolate.
Chocolate should be handled on a wooden or plastic work surface (avoid using a metal or
marble surface).