Re: Consumeable art

[p geller <filje@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Willem-Jan Markerink wrote:
> 
> Extrapolating on the recent thread about consumeable subjects;
> perhaps this inspires someone, especially with the festivities in the
> next two months....;-))
> Anyone ever done this with an IR image?
> 
> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> FROM: "www.tastyfotoart" <taguetech@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> SUBJECT: Make EDIBLE copies on YOUR computer
> DATE: Mon, 01 Nov 1999 12:52:51 -0700
> ORGANIZATION: Tasty Fotoart
> NEWSGROUPS: rec.photo.marketplace
> 
> 100% edible copies of YOUR photos for cakes and cookies.
> Great for graduation, birthday, anniversary, or whatever.
> 
> We also sell the equipment to do this process.  You can buy
> only the equipment and supplies you need.  The prices are
> very reasonable.
> 
> We have been making edible toppers for 12 years.  We are
> experts at what we do.  There have been several "new comers"
> lately.  None of them have our experience with this type of
> product.  If you want to see how good an edible topper can
> look, try ordering one from us.  We guarantee you will like
> the look of our topper.  If not, just
> return it for a full refund of the purchase price.
> 
> Check us out at www.tastyfotoart.com
> 
> --
> Bye,
> 
> Willem-Jan Markerink
Saw those things at Walmart. I haven't figured out how
to get the cake into the injet printer.

Seems like it would be more fun in UV than IR.
Especially the next day ;)
Gentian violet anyone.

Phil

Phil

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