Do you think it is possible? Yes it is possible now. Bulky bulky machines to print your food. Listen!.. Print your food, not Cook Your food. It is completely practical and attractive for consumers. There are handful of companies in 3D printing to get the food printers into your kitchen and relieve you of your culinary duties.
Such device was unveiled at CES, when South Carolina-based company 3D Systems pulled the curtain back on the ChefJet and ChefJet Pro – two new machines that the company is billing as “the world’s first and only professionally-certified, kitchen-ready 3D food printers.”
Unlike some of the 3D food printers we’ve come across in the past, this one is designed specifically to make candy and dessert. It also works in a slightly different manner. Rather than using pre-loaded tubes to squirt out the edible printing material, ChefJet printers use a granular materials binding technique to create custom-designed sweets.
ChefJet can print sugar, chocolate, and candy in practically any design imaginable. The larger version, ChefJet Pro, is even equipped with a full palette of food colorings and dyes, which makes it possible to print some incredibly elaborate treats.
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