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  1. Surprisingly, it's not all that tacky. Or not much, anyway. Check
    them out at http://www.gourmetimpression.com/Foods.html

    Leo

  2. Leo Scanlon said:

    Surprisingly, it's not all that tacky. Or not much, anyway. Check
    them out at http://www.gourmetimpression.com/Foods.html

    Leo

    I just don't buy it. It's a hoax, imho.

    Embossing doesn't carve away material like the photos show. The best
    chance of imprinting on food would be to use a branding iron, achieving
    results markedly different then the photos.

    The roller is a joke.

    It may work on playdough but it won't work on food!

    Imho,

    Andy

  3. Andy <q> looking for trouble wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:
    Leo Scanlon said:

    Surprisingly, it's not all that tacky. Or not much, anyway. Check
    them out at http://www.gourmetimpression.com/Foods.html

    Leo

    I just don't buy it. It's a hoax, imho.

    Embossing doesn't carve away material like the photos show. The best
    chance of imprinting on food would be to use a branding iron, achieving
    results markedly different then the photos.

    The roller is a joke.

    It may work on playdough but it won't work on food!

    Imho,

    Andy

    Embossing food is a big business on eBay. Just slap on the figure of
    something, claim it's the anti-christ or something and voila, you got
    thousands in the bank.

    Michael

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  4. "Leo Scanlon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Surprisingly, it's not all that tacky. Or not much,
    anyway. Check them out at
    http://www.gourmetimpression.com/Foods.html

    Wow, that's some of the worst Photoshop work I've ever seen.
    -j

  5. Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

    Embossing food is a big business on eBay. Just slap on the figure of
    something, claim it's the anti-christ or something and voila, you got
    thousands in the bank.

    Michael

    Cool!!!

    .... uhm... thousands of WHAT in the bank? 😉

    Andy

  6. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Leo Scanlon said:

    Surprisingly, it's not all that tacky. Or not much, anyway. Check
    them out at http://www.gourmetimpression.com/Foods.html

    Leo

    I've always wanted my baked potato to advertise the restaurant. "-)
    What a hoot, Leo. More on topic than a lot of junk here.
    --
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  7. On Thu 27 Oct 2005 07:46:06a, jacqui{JB} wrote in rec.food.cooking:

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    "Leo Scanlon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Surprisingly, it's not all that tacky. Or not much, anyway. Check
    them out at http://www.gourmetimpression.com/Foods.html

    Wow, that's some of the worst Photoshop work I've ever seen.
    -j

    I don't think I'd want to eat something that was embossed.

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