3D Food Printers
3D printers should be Incorporated in every day life
How do they work
mαnч sчstєms míх αnd mαtch αpprσαchєs. thє 3d sчstєms chєfjєt crчstαlízєs thín lαчєrs σf fínє-grαín sugαr íntσ vírtuαllч αnч gєσmєtríc cσnfígurαtíσn, nαturαl fσσds’ chσc єdgє díspєnsєs chσcσlαtє frσm sчríngєs ín αwєsσmє,cσσl, mєltч pαttєrns, thє fσσdíní usєs frєsh íngrєdíєnts lσαdєd íntσ stαínlєss stєєl cαpsulєs tσ prєpαrє α wídє αrrαч σf fσσd íts lαtєst mσdєl ísn’t α sσup-tσ-nuts sσlutíσn ít σnlч prínts rαw dσughs, whích thєn must вє cσσkєd αs nσrmαl вut thє príntєr cαn pαrtíαllч mαkє pízzα, fíllєd pαstα, αnd вrσwníєs!!!
mσst 3d príntєrs wσrk вч slσwlч dєpσsítíng lαчєrs σf mαtєríαl, untíl αn σвjєct ís cσnstructєd. thє prσcєss ís cαllєd “αddítívє mαnufαcturíng,” αnd ít usєs dєpσsítíσn príntєrs. σthєrs вínd lαчєrs tσgєthєr wíth αdhєsívє — thєч’rє cαllєd вíndíng príntєrs. 3d fσσd príntєrs αrє mσrє díffícult tσ єхplαín. hσd lípsσn, dírєctσr σf cσrnєll unívєrsítч’s crєαtívє mαchínєs lαв, lαíd σut thє thrєє dσmínαnt mєthσds σf príntíng fσσd αt thє 2015 ínsídє 3d príntíng cσnfєrєncє ín nєw чσrk cítч, whích αrє nσzzlєs, pσwdєrч mαtєríαl, αnd lαsєrs. “чσu cαn thínk σf ít αs thє ‘rgв σf fσσd,’” hє tσld dígítαl trєnds.
Uses
you can you a 3-D food printer to help you with you cupcake business, send with astronauts on space station missions, cook your dinner, etc.
No waste
sᎾmᎬ ᎬxᏢᎬᏒᏆs bᎬᏞᎥᎬᏉᎬ fᎾᎾᎠ ᏢᏒᎥᏁᏆᎬᏒs ᏟᎾuᏞᎠ mᎥᏁᎥmᎥᏃᎬ ᎳᎪsᏆᎬ bᎽ usᎥᏁᎶ ᏟᎪᏒᏆᏒᎥᎠᎶᎬs Ꮎf hᎽᎠᏒᎾᏟᎾᏞᏞᎾᎥᎠs,subsᏆᎪᏁᏟᎬs ᏆhᎪᏆ fᎾᏒm ᎶᎬᏞs ᎳᎥᏆh ᎳᎪᏆᎬᏒ. ᏆhᎾsᎬ sᎪmᎬ mᎪᏟhᎥᏁᎬs, ᏆhᎬᎽ ᏆhᎬᎾᏒᎥᏃᎬ, ᏟᎾuᏞᎠ ᎪᏞsᎾ usᎬ uᏁᏢᎪᏞᎪᏆᎪbᏞᎬ buᏆ ᏢᏞᎬᏁᏆᎥfuᏞ ᎥᏁᎶᏒᎬᎠᎥᎬᏁᏆs — ᎥᏁᎶᏒᎬᎠᎥᎬᏁᏆs suᏟh Ꭺs ᎪᏞᎶᎪᎬ, ᎠuᏟᏦᎳᎬᎬᎠ, ᎪᏁᎠ ᎶᏒᎪss — ᏆᎾ fᎾᏒm ᏆhᎬ bᎪsᎥs Ꮎf fᎪmᎥᏞᎥᎪᏒ ᎠᎥshᎬs. ᎥᏁ Ꭺ sᏆuᎠᎽ hᎬᎪᎠᎬᎠ bᎽ ᏉᎪᏁ bᎾmmᎬᏞ, sᏟᎥᎬᏁᏆᎥsᏆs ᎪᎠᎠᎬᎠ mᎥᏞᏞᎬᎠ mᎬᎪᏞᎳᎾᏒm ᏆᎾ Ꭺ shᎾᏒᏆbᏒᎬᎪᎠ ᏟᎾᎾᏦᎥᎬ ᏒᎬᏟᎥᏢᎬ. “ᏆhᎬ ᏞᎾᎾᏦ [Ꮎf ᏆhᎬ ᎳᎾᏒms] ᏢuᏆ mᎬ Ꮎff, buᏆ ᎥᏁ ᏆhᎬ shᎪᏢᎬ Ꮎf Ꭺ ᏟᎾᎾᏦᎥᎬ Ꭵ’ᏞᏞ ᎬᎪᏆ ᎥᏆ,” hᎬ sᎪᎥᎠ ᎥᏁ ᎪᏁ ᎥᏁᏆᎬᏒᏉᎥᎬᎳ ᎳᎥᏆh ᏢᎾᏢuᏞᎪᏒ mᎬᏟhᎪᏁᎥᏟs.
3D printed color cake toppers in flower patterns
3D printed sugar lattice
3D printed color flavored sugar
Step Backs
3D food printing has many challenges to overcome starting at number one SPEED. Devices like the recently announced Carbon3D can fabricate a mind-boggling number of objects in minutes, but that level of advancement hasn’t trickled down to food printers yet. The most common designs require successive layers of ingredient to cool, leading to exceedingly long wait times for some foods.
There’s also the issue of expectations. The Star Trek replicator comes to mind when many people think about food synthesizers, but such a device would not be practical. A simple vegetable, like a tomato, would likely require tens of millions of different ingredient cartridges alone. “It sounds simple to say ‘we’ll have a fat cartridge,’ but there are hundreds of kinds of fats,” van Brummel explained.