EPS Edible Image Printer Kits include everything you need to get started with your edible printing. Each printer includes our quality EPS ink cartridges, EPS Wafer Paper or Icing Sheets. We've chosen to stock these edible image printers in particular as they are the most popular and reliable edible printers on the market. They also represent great value for money. All of our printers are compatible with all EPS icing sheets, EPS wafer paper, Sweet Artist Transfer Sheets and edible inks.

Which printer should I choose ? The Canon IP7250 is the most basic edible printer on the market and tends to be chosen for its reliability and inexpensive consumables. It's an A4 printer with no scanner and feeds from a bottom tray. The IX6850 is the larger version of this printer offering print options for both A3 and A4 and has a rear feed. This high performance printer is popular with commercial printers and bakeries.

The TS5050 (black) and TS5051 (white) are favoured by experienced cake printers due to Canon's re-introduction of the rear feed paper tray. With this feature, the sheet does not need to turn from beneath, but simply passes straight through printer, remaining flat. EPS advise users of pre-cut circle icing sheets to choose this printer, but that said, the IP7250 printer has been used trouble-free by many users of standard and pre-cut icing/frosting sheets for many years now.

The TS5050/TS5051 has the added benefit of a scanner/copier facility so an edible image can be scanned / printed direct to an icing sheet without the need for a computer.

All Canon printers can print wirelessly / bluetooth with the Air print / Cloud print facilities.

Need any advice?  Call our experts on 01254 825786 or email sales@edibleprintsupplies.co.uk we'd love to help. Or CLICK HERE TO VIEW OUR EDIBLE PRINTERS QUICK GUIDE COMPARISON TABLE or see this table discussed on our blog (click here)

EPS are a family run business with a background in food printing. Whether you are printing for a hobby and have previously purchased cake toppers but now want to print your own, or if you are thinking of starting up a cake printing business, we can offer all the advice that you need.