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Just realized, these cookie are most likely printed with a "Cake Printer". It uses frosting instead of ink to print with. Still super cool!
Nope, you're definitely right. It would be cool to see how she does these. No matter how they're done, they're some serious eye candy!
I know nothing about cake and cookie decorating, but these cookies are incredible. I can imagine they were time-consuming to make and would be expensive to buy. However, does anyone know if one could make inexpensive cookies that still looked pretty good? I mean, I would feel guilty eating the works of art shown here, but would relish the chance to eat cookies that looked good but didn't cost an exorbitant amount to make.
You shouldn't put relish on cookies, you might end up in a pickle I think the previously mentioned "cake printer" would be the way to go.
The cake printers are cool technology but they basically are just printing a photo image using edible ink (food coloring) on a sheet that transfers to an iced cake, These cookies have a really nice "3D" look to them.
I bought something unrelated from PSA for the first time in a long time:It’s still sealed and even has a the original Woolworth tag on it (albeit some of it is slightly ripped off).
Yes, I’m planning on keeping it sealed. I found it on an eBay auction, and no one contested me in the bid. Can’t complain about that?Does anyone know what year those were released?
I never saw it on ebay or I would have bid, and then offered my opened boxed puzzle here. Now I feel like building my unboxed puzzle again - haven't done that since the lock down last year. I believe this was released in 1983.
For a fun challenge, instead of putting the puzzle together the normal way where you do the edges first and then group like items and colors. Try just grabbing each piece at random, identifying the sticker on the piece, looking at the picture on the box, and then placing it on the table where it should go. I had a lot more fun doing it that way.
I've been doing some more upgrading. Here are two of my favorites:
Awesome! I’ve wanted to get into the 1st series but it costs so much.Skimpy is tough! How did you acquire the 9?
I bought a graded Series 1 set that included a bunch of upgrades for my set. I will have a few 7s and a lot of 8s available once I figure everything out.
When I think of the 10 or so titles I wish they’d reprinted but didn’t, these two always come to mind.I know they got the Chrome treatment, but standard reprints would have been nice, whether ‘79-‘80 Reissues, ‘82/‘86 albums or Flashbacks.
I pulled this awesome Wacky from the latest weekly Wacky set!!! I'm stoked!
what is the "latest weekly Wacky set"
The Jail-O you mention, is this from the test 5th Reissue Series? I always thought a ‘proposed’ checklist and a Wrapper was as far as that went production-wise.
I think Pat's referring to the 1979 test series.
Wow, have to admit I didn’t really realize there was a test set for the Reissues before they went full launch. I always thought there was only a wrapper suggesting a test set was planned but never materialized. Looks like it’s kinda similar to the second Wonder Bread issue, where titles are only distinguishable from their OS counterparts by slight differences in the diecuts.
When I had the opportunity to choose a test reissue sticker title as a single representative for my collection, I chose Jail-O. It is so clear and sharp! Just like this 1973 PSA 9, but maybe with a little more color. The only way you can tell that it is a test reissue sticker is the kiss-cut.