JPH06113788A - Transfer sheet for transferring letter and picture drawn on water-soluble edible film to food and method for transferring the same - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To transfer a letter and picture drawn on a water-soluble edible film to a food such as ice cream, ice, etc. CONSTITUTION:The method for transferring the letter or picture to the food comprises coating a plastic film with a devil's tongue paste diluted with water by a screen printing method, a roll coater, etc., to form an approximately 1-3mu thick devil's tongue paste coating film, drawing a picture or letter on the devil's tongue coating film with an edible ink, adhering the formed picture coating film to the surface of a food such as layer cheese cake or ice cream, freezing the adhered product, and subsequently peeling off the plastic film from the frozen product to transfer the water-soluble edible film and the picture coating film to the surface of the food.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to a rare cheese cake,
TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a transfer sheet for transferring characters or pictures drawn on a water-soluble edible film to food such as food such as ice cream or ice, and a transfer method thereof.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A step of making edible ink by mixing konjak flour and water in a ratio of 1:40 to 80 uniformly with a mixer or the like, and a step of flattening the edible ink produced by this mixing step. An edible sheet forming step of forming a thin edible sheet by performing at least one or more drying operations after printing by a screen printing method on a peelable plate such as a transparent polycarbonate plate, and at least konjac It is produced by a coloring mixing step of making a colored edible ink by mixing a powder and water in a ratio of 1:40 to 80 with a predetermined amount of an edible coloring agent and mixing them evenly with a mixer or the like, and this coloring mixing step. Characters and patterns are printed on the edible sheet formed in the edible sheet forming step with the colored edible ink by a screen printing method and then dried to remove the characters and patterns. An edible sheet manufactured by a edible sheet forming step having printing for forming a printed edible sheet and a step of peeling the edible sheet having printing from the plate after the edible sheet forming step having this printing is used. Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 4-27354 discloses a method of packaging food by coating or coating the outer peripheral portion of the food.

[0003]

This type of conventional edible sheet on which characters and pictures are printed with edible ink has a edible film for easy handling when the edible film is peeled off from the plastic film. Since the konjak film itself has a large thickness, cracks and cracks are likely to occur, which is disadvantageous in that it takes time and effort during the manufacturing process, storage, and attachment to foods.

[0004]

Means for Solving the Problems A transfer method for transferring a character or a picture drawn on a water-soluble edible film of the present invention to food is
Konjac paste dissolved in a liquid such as water on a plastic film is applied by screen printing or a roll coater to a thickness of 1μ
A konjak glue film of about 3μ is formed, and a picture or a character is drawn on the konjak glue film with an edible ink to form a painting film. This painting film is brought into close contact with the surface of food such as rare cheesecake, ice cream, and frozen, and after freezing, the plastic film is peeled off to transfer the water-soluble edible film and the painting film onto the surface of the food. Thus, the transfer sheet of the present invention capable of transferring characters and paintings to food is provided with a plastic film and konjac paste dissolved in a liquid such as water on the plastic film by screen printing or a roll coater. Thickness 1μ
It is characterized by comprising a water-soluble edible film of about 3 μm and a picture film on which a picture or a character is drawn using an edible ink.

[0005]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Konjac paste melted by mixing konjak powder and a liquid such as water in a ratio of 1:40 to 80 on a plastic film 1 such as polyethylene having a thickness of about 50 to 100 μ evenly with a mixer or the like. Is produced by screen printing or a roll coater to form a water-soluble edible film 2 with a konjak glue coating having a thickness of about 1 to 3 μ, and at least one konjak powder and water are paired on the water-soluble edible film 2. A painting film in which a picture or a character is drawn with a thickness of about 5μ to 10μ using a colored edible ink prepared by adding a predetermined amount of an edible colorant to a ratio of 40 to 80 and evenly mixing it with a mixer or the like. A transfer sheet 4 composed of 3 is made. Then, the transfer sheet 4 is covered on the surface of the food 5 such as rare cheesecake or ice cream so that the painting film 3 is in close contact, put in a freezer and frozen, and the thin plastic film 1 is peeled off after freezing. The water-soluble edible film 2 and the characters and pictures drawn on the water-soluble edible film 2 are transferred onto the food 5.

As described above, the water-soluble edible film 2 and the painting film 3 can be transferred to the food 5 because the water-soluble konjak has water absorbability, and thus the water-soluble edible film 2 made from konjak is used as a raw material. When the food film 3 and the painting film 3 are frozen together with the food, the adhesion between the plastic film 1 and the water-soluble edible film 2 is stronger than the adhesion between the surface of the food 5 such as rare cheesecake and ice cream when frozen. Therefore, the water-soluble edible film 2 and the painting film 3 can be left on the food 5 and only the plastic film 1 can be peeled off.

[0007]

According to the present invention, a conventional edible sheet on which characters or pictures are printed with an edible ink is provided with an edible film for easy handling by peeling the edible film from the sticky film. The konjak film itself is prone to cracks and cracks due to its thickness (4 to 5 microns), and it is suitable for water and soft foods, except for the drawbacks such as the time and effort involved in manufacturing processes, storage, and attachment to foods. It is now possible to easily transfer letters and pictures. Moreover,
According to this method, a plastic film can be floated on the water in a container and then frozen, and the plastic film can be removed from the ice to freely transfer pictures and letters to the ice. It also has the outstanding effect that it is possible.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a sheet for transferring characters and pictures drawn on a water-soluble edible film of the present invention to food and a transfer method thereof.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1-Plastic film 2-Water-soluble edible film 3-Painting film 5-Food

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A water-soluble edible film having a thickness of about 1 μm to 3 μm is formed on a plastic film by screen printing or a roll coater using konjak paste made by dissolving konjak powder with a liquid such as water. A picture or a letter is drawn on the above water-soluble edible film to make a transfer sheet having a paint film, and the paint film of this transfer sheet is used as the surface of food such as rare cheesecake or ice cream. The transfer sheet and the food are frozen by making them adhere to the water-soluble edible film characterized by transferring the water-soluble edible film and the paint film on the surface of the food by peeling the plastic film from the food after freezing. A transfer method that transfers drawn characters and pictures to food. 2. A plastic film and a konjak paste dissolved in a liquid such as water on the plastic film by screen printing or a roll coater to a thickness of 1 to 3
A transfer sheet comprising a water-soluble edible film having a thickness of about μ and a picture film on which a picture or a character is drawn using an edible ink.