3D Food Printing Conference, 7th edition
June 23-24, 2020, Brightlands Campus Greenport, Venlo, The Netherlands
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Have you pictured yourself covered in yummy just-melting real butter and maple syrup recently? Get the fork and knife poised, because if you 3D print your batter — and your images — just right, that could be in your epicurean future. Continue reading “3D Printing in the Kitchen: Pancakes Featuring Your Own Face”
Maitre Chocolatier is born or made? If you want to succeed in the art of pastry, then everyone can be made: you just need to have the right tools and equipment. One of these is our 3Drag printer, that modified with a real pastry bag for precision work or a heated syringe is suitable for plotting lettering and lines using any type of chocolate. Continue reading “3Drag is now printing with Chocolate! (VIDEO)”
Sometimes – actually many times – I get contacted by people who make the most incredible things with 3D printing. Usually, the latter one’s end up being more successful. That will be the case, I believe, for the first 3D printed chewing gum system, developed by a team of students at London’s Royal College of Art and Imperial College. Continue reading “Don’t Burst My Bubble: 3D Printed Chewing Gum Is Coming (VIDEO)”
International pasta manufacturer Barilla surprised everyone by announcing they had been working at a “pasta 3D printer” for over two years, in collaboration with top Dutch technological university TNO. Continue reading “Are You Ready to Eat Pasta that Looks Like You?”
Cake and chocolate extruder – the simplest device to decorate your cakes, create 3-dimensional ornamental patterns or full 3d physical models made of food. Exchangeable toolhead allows to print with food mass, for example pastry, chocolate or marmalade. Using this tool you can create signs on cakes or create your own food design. Continue reading “Zmorphs Cake And Chocolate Extruder”
Across the pond, in Germany, companies are doing some incredible things with 3D printing. They’re using it to make food. Actual food, like the kind that tastes good. Continue reading “3D-Printed Food Actually Looks (and Tastes) Pretty Delicious”
The newest store of Albert Heijn has a scoop: customers can now decorate a cake with a self-made text or drawing, which is directly 3D printed on their cake by a ByFlow printer. It is the first time that 3D-printing of food is used in a supermarket. Continue reading “First 3D Food Printer In Dutch Supermarket Albert Heijn”
3D printed meat production will become technically feasible and could create competition for traditional meat producers as consumers will ultimately be able to print their own meat products – although much research and development still remains, say American food academics. Continue reading “3D printed meat on the way – and it will be disruptive, say American specialists”
If the National Restaurant Association is right — theirtrack record is spotty — you can expect to be eating more arcane cuts of pork and breeds of salmon this year, along with more plant-based entrées and quick-serve pasta. Those are the highlights of the organization’s recently released annual forecast. Continue reading “Why Entrepreneurs Are Betting On These 10 Emerging Food Trends”
Journey to the frontier of food and you’ll find a 3-D printer, spewing out chocolate. While traditional cooking isn’t going anywhere, you can count on 3-D-printed foods eventually finding a place in our world. Continue reading “5 amazing ways 3-D-printed food will change the way we eat”