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August 26, 2026 | 4 min to read
PLYMOUTH, MN — Primera Technology, Inc., the Plymouth, Minnesota-based specialty printing innovator behind Eddie®, The Edible Ink Printer, today announced Connie, The Cake Sheet Printer — the world’s first and only edible sheet printer built specifically to earn NSF certification for commercial kitchen use. Pre-orders are open now at primera.com/connie with no deposit required. Deliveries begin in September 2026.
Connie is a direct response to a problem that has plagued the bakery and food decorating industry for many years: the widespread use of consumer inkjet printers from Epson, Canon, HP, and others — products never designed for food environments — to print edible frosting sheets for cakes, cupcakes, and other baked goods.
Those same manufacturers explicitly warn against this use. Canon U.S.A., for example, has published
Primera Technology, Inc., the specialty printing innovator behind Eddie, The Edible Ink Printer, has announced Connie, The Cake Sheet Printer — the world’s first and only edible sheet printer built specifically to earn NSF certification for commercial kitchen use. Pre-orders are open online now with no deposit required, with deliveries beginning in September 2026.
Connie is a direct response to the problem of widespread use of consumer inkjet printers – products never designed for food environments – to print edible frosting sheets for cakes, cupcakes, and other baked goods.
“The industry has been operating on a questionable workaround for decades,” says Mark D. Strobel, Primera’s vice president of sales and marketing. “Converted consumer printers were never meant to touch food. Their manufacturers say so in writing. Connie finally gives professional bakers — from home cottage kitchens to large commercial operations — a printer that was actually
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