Candyfab: Now with higher resolution and edible output

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Over at candyfab.org, things are getting sweeter all the time. Link.

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Authored by: jsherman on Sunday, September 02 2007 @ 12:19 PM PDT Candyfab: Now with higher resolution and edible output
[This is good.]
Authored by: Windell on Sunday, September 02 2007 @ 03:01 PM PDT Candyfab: Now with higher resolution and edible output
It's really starting to come together. =)

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Authored by: Matt on Monday, September 03 2007 @ 06:49 PM PDT Raw Materials
Hi Windell, fantastic progress! Just out of curiosity... have you tried mixing in other sugars, like fructose, which has a lower melting point?
:)
Authored by: Windell on Monday, September 03 2007 @ 10:00 PM PDT Raw Materials
Thus far the only edible material that we have experimented with is still sugar. Regular sugar works quite well, so there is no real necessity to change. On the other hand, I'm certainly willing to experiment with fructose. Ideally, it would be good to find a place that sells 50 lb. bags for less than $0.50/lb.

Mixing sugars does have the disadvantage that the overall strength is likely to suffer versus using any single material.

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