In colourful and great tasting fruit flavours: Banana, Strawberry, Plum, Apple, Orange, fruits of the forest etc.
The 'office junior' version changes the colour of your tongue, to the colour of your 'note'.
Eat them, don't bin them.-- Belly, Jun 23 2000 HasBro: Nibble Notes http://www.hasbro.c...wse&product_id=9279Edible paper with food coloring pen. About $2 retail. [jutta, Oct 26 2005] Wicked idea. But isn't ink poison? Food colouring pens are needed methinks.-- ponda_baba, Jun 23 2000 Now that's a truly wicked idea. You could actually kill people with these things - but only the sort of people who really need killing. And in addition to different coloured inks, they could contain poisons that bring death in a variety of different ways. Say, paralysis leading to suffocation, some sort of appalling rigor, or maybe terrible diarrhoea and vomiting ending in dehydration. Forgive me - you don't work h-- gav, Jun 23 2000 Nice enviro-friendly idea. One problem though - many, many people are sensitive to food coloring, which is found in increasing amounts in everything we eat :( Hmm... maybe _black_ notes laced with ............ for people you don't like AND are dumb enough to still eat the note?-- jetckalz, Jun 23 2000 Rice-paper Post-It® notes, coloured yellow with yellow dye extraced from onion skins.
What would be the most edible ink or pencil? You could probably make a pretty good pen which delivered blackcurrant or blackberry juice, but it might be messy and might clog the workings of my nice Mont Blanc.
And what about an edible glue? As far as I know the original 3M tacky glue is a fairly sophisticated product and it might be hard to find something edible that would emulate it. You could use honey if you don't mind a throng of ants around every Post-It note you write.-- hippo, Jun 23 2000 Pencil "lead" is graphite, which AFAIK is nontoxic.
I don't know about ball-point pens, but all of the permanent markers I have say "nontoxic conforms to ASTM D-4236".-- brouhaha, Jun 23 2000 What, they aren't already edible? *GULP*-- pevins, Jun 29 2000 Anyone bought edible ink from Printing Images CtC,Inc. in Phillipines?
This is a crook company, I bought some edible ink starter kits ,they sent me it with inks which can not be used because the food color "Amaranth" contained in it does not aprroved by FDA. Amaranth may cause tumor. It even can not print the right color (print brown color when youwant a red color).
They don't let me return this stuff and give my money back!-- Richard, Aug 02 2000 yep, another wonderful idea - could make glue smokeable and add to all the other paranoid health scares - marketing - you may never have to leave your office frances-- frances, Aug 31 2000 BIC Biro pen ink is edible - if it wasn't I would have died long ago. I don't think the government would let kids use pens if they were full of poison.
I eat paper all the time, it would be nice if it tasted of strawberry.-- Jame, Sep 14 2000 It's also good when you need to hide evidence--you can eat them and accuse your hunger instead.-- Vance, Jan 30 2001 Excellent for eating your words. Like, "Workout, 6AM."-- kellyryer, Feb 02 2001 Aside from having the glue be unsafe to eat, what about the ink? And wouldn't these things be dirty after sitting out all day and being touched?-- funcrusher, Feb 26 2001 Actually, a lot of the particulate matter floating around is full of protien.-- nick_n_uit, Feb 27 2001 Yeah, skin, hair, dust mites, bacteria, sebum.
And they're nowhere near as dirty as the stuff in a salad bar, or on door handles, or keyboards.-- MrPsloth, Feb 27 2001 random, halfbakery