Frank Gets the Munchies
There has been a noticeable uptick in printing directly on food, such as cookies, cakes, and other comestibles. He still has his archival carton of printed (and deteriorating) Pringles from the 1990s, but with inkjet, you can print on anything—even foods.
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Discussion
By Dov Isaacs on Jul 16, 2021
M&Ms have been printed upon for eons, including personalized M&Ms which you can buy at some company stores.