Printing on chocolate

Kerry
@kerry
10/28/09 19:19:23
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There is a unit I went to look at in Grimbsy Ontario at a chocolate shop called Monks. I seem to think it did something more like a label - wasn't what I wanted at the time so I didn't pay much attention to it. I think the folks there might actually have been the distributors of the unit.Might be worth giving them a call at 905-309-6161 - they could certainly tell you the name so you could do more research.


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ShacolatKonfections
@shacolatkonfections
10/28/09 07:44:13
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Thank you. This was helpful. I am still looking where it can be bought, but there is also something else that prints directly onA paper and pulled off like a labewl and put directly on the chocolate.Thank you for directing me to this site. I will look further into that but would also like to find this other product.Thank you again for your help.
Kerry
@kerry
10/27/09 20:29:30
288 posts
The company that makes this is Deco ( http://deco.uk.com/chocolate/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=8&Itemid=13 ). I'm pretty sure that Tomric handles it in the US, but I can't find it on their site right now.


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Carlos Eichenberger
@carlos-eichenberger
10/24/09 14:39:01
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The other printing company is Masterpiece Systems. Their one advantage is that their machine is able to print onto dark chocolate without needing the white layer.The machine is quite expensive, last quote I got was for around $16.5k.
ShacolatKonfections
@shacolatkonfections
10/24/09 10:23:06
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Thank you. I know about transfer sheets but this is different. This is printed through a printer onto what i think is like royal icing (it is similiar to kopykake for cakes) and then then take them off the paper like a label and place on chocolate. I have seen it done but do not know the company that it comes from. I was at a chocolate store when i saw it being done. I have seen and heard about chocolagraphy but you have to buy their chocolate, printer, and program. Their whole franchise.
Andrea3
@andrea3
10/24/09 09:40:39
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Most use transfer sheets. Just Google 'Chocolate Transfer Sheets' and you should get many hits on places that you can buy them from, some places will do customizing for you.They also have printers that will print directly on the chocolate, but I have no actual experience with those.Andrea
ShacolatKonfections
@shacolatkonfections
10/24/09 08:11:26
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I was hoping someone could lead me in the right direction. I see these ways that there is printing on chocolates now. It is becoming more and more popular now with business logos and pictures. I have been trying to look into it. I came across one company but I was wondering if anyone could help me.
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