YOUR Custom Printed Sugar Sheet UNCUT. Upload YOUR PICTURE!

Sugar sheets, also known as icing sheets, are edible, flexible sheets of paper that can be used to decorate cakes, cupcakes, cookies, and other confectionery products. They are made by pressing a thin layer of icing onto a backing sheet and are often flavorless and white in color. Sugar sheets can be used to create custom designs, such as borders, cutouts, and edible images. Each sheet is apx 8.5x11 This is an UNCUT image. You will have to cut around the image if you want a die-cut.  Pick your size below. The picture you upload will be printed to the size you choose, on an 8.5x11 edible piece of sugar paper.  Add your favorite picture, cartoon, logo, child's drawing or art to any sheet. What can you use edible paper for? Edible paper is easy to cut into various shapes and sizes, allowing for creative freedom in designing cake toppers, borders, or intricate patterns. Its pliability facilitates precise cutting for detailed and personalized decorations. What exactly is edible paper made of? An edible paper, said to be easily printed, cut and stored, is prepared from a mixture comprising a starch selected from processed starch and non-processed starch, a sweetening substance, a polyhydric alcohol, a gum, a maltodextrin and/or corn syrup solids, and water, and optionally a color, a flavor, an odor-imparting agent, and/or an emulsifier, by evaporating the water from a layer of the mixture. How do you store and edible image? Keep out of sunlight. Keep in original package until it's time to use it. Keep it away from heat and extreme temperatures. Best to use with in 12 months. Do not peel backing off until time to use or apply to your favorite sweet treat! Ingredients of printed images:  The sugar sheet are made with a simple, food-safe ingredient list that provides flexibility, durability, and a mild vanilla flavor. Ingredients: Modified Starch, Maltodextrin, Glycerin, Sugar, Water, Glucose, Vanilla. Our edible ink ingredients are: water, humectants (like glycerin or sorbitol), ethanol, and approved food colorings (such as FD&C dyes). Designed for specialized printers to decorate food items like cakes and cookies, it is safe for consumption and typically tasteless.