Markasaurus

A few days ago, I was chatting with a coworker about frosting printers (I’m sure you have seen the cakes at the grocery store with pictures of people on them, or of a Little League baseball team, or somebody’s new puppy). A new printer had arrived in the office and we were discussing how great it would be if we could get a cake printer for the office- we could print our architectural drawings straight on to delicious buttercream frosting! Alas, it was too good to be true. Our office has a new color inkjet instead.

This led me to do some research, and I came across a product from a company called Kopykake (they must have figured out how clever it is to use the letter k instead of a c). The people over at Kopykake really couldn’t make it any easier, their signature “Kwik-Kopy III” device works in just three easy steps:

1. Simply take any photograph, drawing, logo or artwork, place it into the Kwikscan IV and press the Copy button.
2. The system automatically crops the photo or artwork and sizes it to fit the Frosting Sheets.
3. Within minutes, you’ll have a beautiful work of art, ready to be placed on any cake.

Note that it doesn’t just make dessert, it makes a beautiful work of art.

There’s nothing quite like slicing into a photo of your face with a sharp knife to celebrate a special day!

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