Boudica
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Careful - I'm not sure I want to see what was on mfatty's cake... might not be appropriate for innocent kids like me.
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Printing on frosting....
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mfatty500
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This guy was inducted to the a High School hall of Fame in town near me. The picture is from 1970. You can have your cake and it it too. He couldn't take it home with him, because he flew From Tampa to Chicago. So I get reap some of the harvest.
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Geneva Olson
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back in the early 90s. I hosted a bridal shower for my friend. I went to the local grocery store and they were able to print their engagement photo on the cake. I really thought it was a novel idea that would take off. I haven't seen them that often since.
I would post photos, but in the late 1900s it was film camera.
(someone posted on facebook and referenced the late 1900s when she was talking about the 90s. I was probably more offended than I should have been.
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Notarealsignguy
Arial - it's almost helvetica
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SpeedysignsNelly
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Hahaha oh true! In New Zealand we call Dusted Vinyl = Frosting and we call Frosting (on a cake) = Icing. Sorry for the confusion everyone!!! 
You can still get pictures on cakes, even from Wal-Mart. But the ink tastes bad.back in the early 90s. I hosted a bridal shower for my friend. I went to the local grocery store and they were able to print their engagement photo on the cake. I really thought it was a novel idea that would take off. I haven't seen them that often since.
I would post photos, but in the late 1900s it was film camera.
(someone posted on facebook and referenced the late 1900s when she was talking about the 90s. I was probably more offended than I should have been.
gnubler
Active Member
I was at an event and heard some kids talking (kids as in 10-12 yr olds). They were talking about an older sibling or relative and said "she was born in the 1900s". LOL
JBurton
Signtologist
If those garbage flourishes are any indication, this 'cake printer' needs all the cheating and shortcuts they can get their hands on!
Did you try a nozzle check, looks like magenta has some clogged nozzles...
Geneva Olson
Expert Storyteller
The girl that said it on facebook was a woman who in the 90s she was in high school. fair enough, i was in my early 20s. but she said the late 1900s...and i'm like, that's not a century ago, no need for the drama.
JBurton
Signtologist
Remember the 90's, when everybody constantly spouted sh*t like, "c'mon dude, it's the 90's"? I'm super disappointed that nobody is going on about the 20's in the same manner.
Geneva Olson
Expert Storyteller
this is definitely not the roaring 20s
Boudica
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You sure about that? I mean, it's not a fun roar, but things are roaring all over the planet.
Geneva Olson
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you got me there!
Geneva Olson
Expert Storyteller
i feel like homer simpson with donuts. caakkkeeeGeneva, I'm 'bout to behead that dude on that cake!
FWIW, we have had vinyl made for us for the past 8 or so years , made to our spec that matches 7725. Recently we found a manufacturer overseas who was able to make it in an ink receptive PET, that is now what we use for all of our Dusted applications. It's only receptive to UV ink, so latex or solvent would still need overlam,