Food printing pen

You rest the pen on the milk foam, press once, and a tiger's face prints across the latte in coffee brown before the cup leaves the counter.

This is a handheld food printer, roughly the size of a large marker at 255 grams, that lays edible ink straight onto flat food. You load a food grade cartridge, pair it to your phone over Bluetooth, pick a design or type a name, and drag the printhead across the surface in one smooth pass.

The printhead covers a 2.6 cm band at 300 dpi, so a latte heart, a birthday line, a logo or a small portrait comes out crisp rather than blotchy. A slotted auxiliary ruler drops over the cup or plate to keep the pass straight, and the built in memory holds your last design so a busy morning does not mean redoing the setup each time.

Key Benefits

• Prints on real food Coffee foam, yogurt, macarons, biscuits, bread and chocolate all take the ink on their flat, light surface.
• Food grade cartridges Ink comes in coffee brown, red, black and matcha green, each sealed in a snap in food grade cartridge.
• Sharp 300 dpi A 2.6 cm printhead lays fine lines, so text and logos read clearly instead of smudging.
• Bluetooth control Pair with your phone, load any design or message, and send it to the pen wirelessly.
• Alignment ruler The included auxiliary ruler frames the cup or plate so each pass lands straight.
• Saved designs Memory keeps your last layout ready, useful for a cafe repeating the same logo all day.

Best for: home bakers, cafe baristas and dessert stalls that want to print latte art, names and logos onto coffee, cakes and pastries.

Why It Works

The pen carries a small inkjet head fed by a food grade cartridge, so the color sits on the surface as edible pigment rather than a sticker or a stencil. Because you move the pen by hand along the ruler, it prints on a curved macaron, a foamed latte or a flat plate without needing a fixed tray.

Quick Product Facts: Net weight 255 g; printing width 2.6 cm; resolution 300 dpi; connection Bluetooth; memory function supported; ink colors coffee brown, red, black, matcha green; box holds the machine, one food ink cartridge and an auxiliary ruler.

How It Fits Your Routine

Pour the latte, settle the foam, then rest the ruler on the rim and run the pen once for a face, a heart or the customer's name in coffee brown. The cup goes out looking made to order without a trained hand for latte art.

For a birthday tray, print a greeting straight onto the macarons, the biscuits or the plate itself, then swap the cartridge to red or matcha green for a second color on the next batch.

Between jobs, cap the cartridge to keep the head from drying, wipe the body with a dry cloth, and store the pen upright with the ruler alongside.

FAQ

What surfaces can it print on? Flat, light colored, water free food such as coffee foam, yogurt, macarons, biscuits, bread, chocolate and even dinner plates or napkins.

Is the ink safe to eat? Yes. Each cartridge holds food grade ink made for direct contact with food surfaces.

How do I send a design? Connect the pen to your phone over Bluetooth, choose or type your design in the app, then drag the pen across the food.

What comes in the box? The printing machine, one food grade ink cartridge in your chosen color, and a free auxiliary ruler for alignment.