almond paper?

John D. Misrahi said:

A friend of mine saw some cooking show where they had some
kind of paper made from almonds - it was therefore edible,
and was used as a decoration, to line gift baskets, etc..

Does anyone here know what this stuff is and how to make
it or where to buy it??

Check a cake/candy making supply store. Or maybe online
at Wilton's?

nancy

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John D. Misrahi" writes:

A friend of mine saw some cooking show where they had some
kind of paper made from almonds - it was therefore edible,
and was used as a decoration, to line gift baskets, etc..

Does anyone here know what this stuff is and how to make it
or where to buy it??

Sounds like the "paper" used with the Italian nougat candy,
torrone... I believe that's called "ostia"... but I think
ostia (also called wafer) is tradionally made from wheat.
Perhaps that almond "paper" is actually marzipan.

Here's a place that sells ostia/wafer made from potato
starch, go know:
fantes.comcake decorating ingredients.htmOpen ↗

Perhaps this will help: murrayhill5.netinmOpen ↗
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From: "John D. Misrahi"

Quoted message said:

A friend of mine saw some cooking show where they had some
kind of paper made from almonds - it was therefore edible,
and was used as a decoration, to line gift baskets, etc..

Does anyone here know what this stuff is and how to make it
or where to buy it??

john

Hmmmm...well there is the edible paper that some bakeries
use to print photos on and apply to cakes. Here's a site
that sells it.

bakingshop.comediblepaper.htmOpen ↗

Ellen

John D. Misrahi said:

A friend of mine saw some cooking show where they had some
kind of paper made from almonds - it was therefore edible,
and was used as a decoration, to line gift baskets, etc..

Does anyone here know what this stuff is and how to make
it or where to buy it??

john

Hadn't heard of almond paper, but edible rice paper is
pretty common. Probably cheaper than almond paper would be.

SportKite1 said:

Hmmmm...well there is the edible paper that some bakeries
use to print photos on and apply to cakes. Here's a site
that sells it.

bakingshop.comediblepaper.htmOpen ↗

LOL! "Kosher certified" And the printer's ink?!?!? ROTFL

Vilco

Vilco said:

SportKite1 said:

Hmmmm...well there is the edible paper that some
bakeries use to print photos on and apply to cakes.
Here's a site that sells it.

bakingshop.comediblepaper.htmOpen ↗

LOL! "Kosher certified" And the printer's ink?!?!? ROTFL

Vilco

Such things need to be kosher certified, of course. The inks
used with those sheets are made from food colours.