Edible Inks

SPECIFICATIONS: Edible ink specifications can vary depending on the type of ink, the printer it's used with, and its ingredients: Ingredients: Edible inks can be made from purified water, propylene glycol, coloring, and preservatives like sodium benzoate, citric acid, methyl paraben, or propyl paraben. Print method: Some edible ink printers use thermal inkjet technology. Ink cartridges: Some edible ink cartridges are available in different colors, such as black, yellow, magenta, and cyan. Storage: Edible ink cartridges should be stored dry at a temperature between 18–22 °C and protected from direct sunlight. Type: Edible inks can be water-based or alcohol-based. Water-based inks are commonly used for cake decorating because they are versatile and work well with frosting and edible papers