Add your own stamp to your day with Eddie, the Edible Ink Printer

Specialist print company DTM Print is based in East Sussex, with its head office near Frankfurt, Germany. A family-owned business established in 1986, the company provides a range of specialist print solutions, including premium quality product labelling, metallic foiling for personalised gifts, and laser printing. The brand's latest exciting innovation, printing directly onto food, is particularly suited to the world of weddings.

Eddie, the Edible Ink Printer, prints directly onto food, without the need for icing sheets, saving time and producing a superior personalised product. The printer is comparable in size to a home inkjet printer but uses special edible ink that's 100 per cent safe to eat with no aroma or taste, and is approved for consumers who are Halal, Kosher, Vegan, or have nut allergies.

Spruce up your wedding favours and save-the-date treats, including biscuits, macarons, marshmallows, mints, M&Ms, ice cream wafers, white chocolate discs and more, by printing directly onto them. Eddie can print text, photographs, patterns and cartoons, offering limitless creative possibilities. Think personalised mints served with coffee and tea, ice cream wafers for summer wedding treats, macarons featuring photos of the two of you, and keepsake biscuits featuring photos of your loved ones.

Guy Boxall, senior sales manager at DTM Print, says, "Eddie is already making waves among well-known businesses such as Hilton Hotels, the IBIS Hotel Group, Intercontinental Hotels, Warner Studios and many bakeries and family-owned home-baking businesses across the UK. It's a versatile tool that creates exciting opportunities for personalisation at events and in retail."

This direct-to-food printer is regularly featured at prominent events such as the Hotel, Restaurant & Catering Show at London ExCeL and the Speciality Fine Food Fair at London Olympia, highlighting its growing popularity.

"DTM Print is actively seeking local and nationwide businesses, including home bakers, to offer the printing service with Eddie to couples planning their weddings," Guy explains. "We supply everything needed to start designing and printing onto food including the printer, licence free design software, connection cables and remote training. All that's required from the customer is a basic Windows computer or laptop and the items to be printed, whether baked in-house or sourced from a third party supplier."

While weddings are a key focus for the brand, Eddie is already being used in shopping centres for gift pops-ups, children's parties and corporate events.

FIND OUT MORE
To learn more about Eddie and to arrange a 20-minute demonstration via Teams or WhatsApp video call head over to https://dtm-print.eu or contact Guy at gboxall@dtm-print.eu or on 01892 574 884.