23 November 2021, 14.00 - 18.00 CET (Central European Time), 8th edition
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Why you should read this? Because this article explains why your dessert looks like strawberry but tastes like rasberry. To print three-dimensional figures with chocolate you basically have to melt it and use a syringe to design the layers. Continue reading “3D Printed Fruit Lets You Match Your Taste”
FME becomes mediapartner of the 3D Food Printing Conference. Powered by Dutch Technology, FME binds the Dutch technology industry together so we can collectively answer every question and meet every challenge that the world faces today and tomorrow. Continue reading “FME becomes mediapartner of 3D Food Printing Conference”
Prof. Dr. Luc P. de Witte, Professor at Maastricht University and Director at Zuyd University of Applied Sciences, presents at the 3D Food Printing Conference: “Food printing: opportunities in long term care?” Continue reading “Luc de Witte, Zuyd University presents: “Food printing: opportunities in long term care?””
We’ve already seen 3D printed food, but it’s an area that has a long way to go before it’s anywhere close to being considered a mainstream tool for the culinary market. With that said, 3D printing has already touched another area related to food, an area which could really benefit from the technology immediately: that of food production. Continue reading “Food Rising Unveils 3D Printable Mini-Farm Grow Box System”
It was recently my wife’s Birthday and she asked for a colourful cake for her party. Her favorite house in the whole world is Trisha Romance house in Niagara on the lake. The house is beautiful and surrounded by a lovely garden filled with roses. What a perfect cake that would make. So that is what I did. Completely made from sugar! Continue reading “Art & Candy: Trisha Romance Sugar House”
One of the simplest ways to get into food 3D printing is to create 3D printed molds for sweets. 3D printables marketplace Stuffhub has now applied 3D printed mold-making to the lollipop business, working with hard candy maker Papabubble San Francisco to create a custom sweet treat. Continue reading “Stuffhub Teams with Papabubble for Custom Lollipops Made with 3D Printing”
Jeffrey Lipton, Seraph Robotics and PhD Candidate at the Cornell Creative Machines Lab, will present during the 3D Food Printing Conference: “Science and Principles of Food Printing”. Continue reading “Jeffrey Lipton, Cornell Creative Machines Lab presents: “Science and Principles of Food Printing””
A 3D printed “SmartTrap” may turn the tide in a decade-old war to save Florida’s $10.7 billion citrus industry from a bacterial disease known as citrus greening. Scientists at the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services developed the traps using 3D printing technology to more efficiently catch and study the Asian citrus psyllid, … Continue reading “Can 3D Printing Help Save America’s Citrus?”
Everyone’s favorite go-to party dip is now a 3D printing medium thanks to our friends at3DigitalCooks (3DC), who recently introduced us to 3D printing with bananas. 3DC is a website that provides the latest news in digital gastronomy. Continue reading “3D Printing with Hummus – New Extrusion Process and Basic Culinary Know-How”
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”