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Got 3D Printed Milk? Perfect Day Prints DNA Sequences To Create Animal-Free Cow's Milk

Via 3ders.org 

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Dinara Kasko: ‘Why not? Tasty and beautiful, that’s great’

New technologies are presented in different kinds of art; we can also implement new solutions in pâtisserie. Nowadays with the help of 3D modeling and 3D printing, pastry chefs are open to new interesting possibilities.

Via  sogoodmagazine.com

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3D Systems Unveils Its New 3DS Culinary Lab in Los Angeles

3D Systems is at the forefront of the 3D printed food movement with its new 3DS Culinary Lab in Los Angeles. On October 28th, the company formally unveiled its new lab, with a grand opening featuring 3D printed food created by some of the city’s most influential chefs.

Via 3DPrint.com

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3D-Printed Plates With Built-In Desserts

New York City-based designer Henry Richmond V. Young‘s 3D printed ceramic project ‘Ad Tempus’ is a series of dessert plating arrangements that attempt to strike a conversation between food and design. Young collaborated with the chef Veronica Duboise to create the series, which is designed to adapt and evolve.  

Via @psfk

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Chocolate Terracotta Warriors From a 3D Printed Mold

Michael Curry of Skimbal – a blog for 3D printing projects – got to work to show us just how to create an army of Chocolate Terracotta Warriors.

Via @all3dp

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MOFAD Lab is the Museum of Food and Drink's exhibit design studio located in Brooklyn, NY.

Taste and smell your way through the story of the $25 billion industry whose flavors you experience almost every time you eat. 

Via MOFAD

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Can 3D Printed Space Food Feed the Whole World Someday?

Via 3DPrint.com

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Magic Candy Factory 3D Printed Gummy Candy Debuts at Dubai Mall

A gummy candy manufacturer named Katjes thinks that they’ve found a way to make 3D printed candy viable with their new Magic Candy Factory gummy 3D printer system. The 3D printer can be installed in a store or rented out for parties and will quickly 3D print customizable gummy candy in a wide variety of flavors, shapes and colors within minutes.

Via 3DPrint.com

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Atomium Concept - Electrolux Design Lab

Atomium is a product focused on children and their family. It turns the moment of eating into an enjoyable, creative and healthy activity.

Via Atomium | Electrolux Design Lab

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3D foodprinting is a new way to create food products with unique quality aspects that can be fully personalised. It can make tangible contributions to people’s health and sustainable production in the future. TNO currently combines expertise in 3D printing technology with food science to create ultra-modern technology for the production of new food products.

Via TNO

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A 3-D Food Lab And Restaurant Wants To Turn Yuck Into Yum

A group of top chefs, food scientists and tech geeks have set up a lab in Belgium to master 3-D food printing. Their goal: to create nutritionally enhanced foods that appeal to the pickiest palates.

Via @npr

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The Future of 3D Food Printing for Professionals and Consumers - 3D Foodprinting Conference

On April 12th, 2016, the 2nd edition of the 3D Food Printing Conference will take place at Villa Flora in Venlo, The Netherlands. The event will include a conference and an exhibition, live demonstrations and workshops. The networking event for everyone involved in 3D printing and the food industry.

Via 3dfoodprintingconference.com

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Using 3D Printed Shapes to Create Food Molds

When thinking of 3D printing in the food industry, often the first thing that comes to mind is printing directly with chocolate or other edible substances. But an interesting alternative that is becoming more popular is using 3D printed shapes as a master to create food-safe molds. 

Via Ultimaker

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Stuffhub and Papabubble worked with a variety of different logos, first, to determine just how fine they could make the features of their lollipop molds. Seeing success with their test pops, the companies have launched an online customizer based on 2D images or text, which can then be printed and used to create food-grade silicone molds for custom lollipops. And, with Papabubble’s own selection, customers can also choose their own colors and flavors.

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PepsiCo Built a Better Potato Chip with 3D Printing

Food giant PepsiCo have been using 3D printers for the research and development of their Ruffles Deep Ridged potato chips since 2011. 

 Via @all3dp

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World First For Barilla and TNO 3D Pasta Printer at EXPO2015

EXPO2015 in Milan sees the presentation of a prototype pasta printer, co-developed by Barilla and TNO, that is capable of printing three-dimensional (3D) pasta shapes. This printer can thus do what normal methods cannot: create unique pasta shapes. This is a world’s first, made possible by TNO knowledge. The printer is currently able to print four elements every two minutes.

 Via TNO

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Hershey Offers Personal 3D Printing Of Chocolate Treats 

CocoJet is a partnership venture between 3D Systems and The Hershey Company: a printer that streams delicious liquid chocolate, according to design specs, just as a regular 3D printer streams filament. Users can choose between dark, milk or white chocolate and between pre-programmed designs or confections of their own creative devising.

Via @psfk