Watson & WebbA4 Edible Wafer Paper; Pack of 25, 0.35mm Thick, ISO-Certified, Vegan; Toppers, Burn-Away Cakes, Printing, Gender Reveals, Baking, Edible Designs, Crafts

I used this wafer paper to make edible leaves for a completley vegan friendly cake. Easy to use, gently steamed to give a crisp shaped look

This Watson and Webb edible wafer paper comes in 25 separate sheets of A4 sized paper.This is very versatile for any cake making endeavor.. I ordered this for my stepdaughter as she has a digital printer for icing and this wafer paper is perfect for personalisation.The wafer paper is a decent thickness and can be used as a sheet or cut into smaller shapes for larger or smaller cake decoration. The wafer doesn't really have any taste so won't affect the flavour of your cake.My step daughter was happy with the quality.

Excellent quality wafer paper-perfect thickness for printing edible images. It’s easy to use and gives great results for toppers and decorative baking. Ideal for creative projects like burn-away cakes or gender reveals. Love that it’s vegan and ISO-certified too. Highly recommended.

The media could not be loaded. I ordered this product because I remembered that in the past my wife has searched for wafer paper for various cake decorating projects. Wafer paper can be obtained in a variety of types and this pack of wafer paper is the thinner type and is which is fairly translucent. Quite often, this type of prpdut might be referred to as rice paper but most seem actually to be made from potato starch.This pack of 25 A4 size sheets of wafer paper is made by Watson and Webb.Because of the product’s flexibility it is ideal for making quick edible flowers and leaves for cake decorations.My wife was able to produce a Christmas poinsettia and holly leaves in record time, just by cutting out the leaves and curling them to shape after embossing the leaf veins and finally colouring the leaves with edible lustre powder.The merest hint of water was all it took to stick the petals together. You don't generally need a food glue. I commented that I thought poinsettias were usually bright red so why was this one a white poinsettia (poetic licence I was told!!!). As with all wafer paper the key is not to allow the surface of the wafer paper to get too wet as it becomes tackyy and can start to dissolve.This pack of 25 sheets in A4 size seems good value for money.

I originally got this paper for making small cake toppers which I wanted to paint on myself with food colouring.The paper does Take the colouring well, the designs were nice and clear and bright.It doesn't taste brilliant which is a shame and just let it down a little bit, rather than being in melting in the mouth it's quite brittle.I decided to try a burn away cake for a gender reveal and this worked perfectly, cleanly burning away to reveal the message underneath.Definitely a product that is worth having in, it does have lots of uses and I'm happy with the results on my cakes.

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I would say more for decoration than to intend to eat. Taste is okay but would avoid over using it on one creation.

This is a pack of 25 wafer papers. They are large sheets suitable for decorating over a cake, and can be burned out to reveal hidden messages inside. It is tasteless and doesn't interfere with the taste of the cake. The wafer sheets can be crafted to make different lovely shapes on the cake. It is suitable for printing as well.Overall, a nice set of sheets to decorate on a cake.