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I am currently archiving consumer products, and among all the other
various items, i have come across a printed frosting sheet. The
frosting sheet has an image on it that I need to preserve. However, the
whole thing is made out of sugar. Any ideas on how to preserve this
item would be greatly appreciated. A digital picture has already been
taken, but how do I preserve the object itself? Thanks in advance for
any input.
John

Ps. Ingredients include - cornstarch, corn syrup, cellulose, corn syrup
solids, water, sugar, vegetable oil, arabic gum, polysorbate 60, citric
acid


Annette Bethke, Outreach Associate
Texas Historical Commission
512/463-8766 a.m.
512/463-1305 p.m.
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