If 3-D printers are to address world food problems in the future, they’re going to have to move into far more nutritious fare, not the sugar polyhedra and chocolate rosebuds that are currently all the rage. Continue reading… “Next for 3-D printers: healthy food”
The Dutch will be among the first to introduce food 3D printing applications to the public. The Albert Hejin supermarket in Eindhoven has started offering chocolate 3D printed decorations on cakes. Continue reading… “Dutch supermarket experimenting with 3d printing food”