The company haven’t been able to print these fruit into actual fruity shapes, since these fruit are synthetic, but these 3D fruit can be produced in any flavor, within just a few seconds.
“The printer uses a molecular-gastronomy technique called spherification. By combining individual liquid droplets with different flavours into a desired shape, it allows the creation of interesting bespoke fruits,” Dovetailed wrote on its website. “It is aimed at chefs, foodies and anyone interested in making creative dining experiences.”
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Just a few months ago, a company unveiled 3D printed guns, Dita Von Teese also showed-off a 3D printed dress, then came a NASA-backed project for 3D printing Pizza and now 3D fruit, I think it will only be a matter of time before we start 3D printing humans. Wouldn’t you agree?
[Via: CNET / Dovetailed]
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COMMENTS ( 1 )
posted on 26 May at 15:32
I think it is an excellent product. There is a shortage of cheap food , of course, this only is truly effective when you are innovating with a fair amount of ruthless freedom. The vision for the product is created by the marketing department once the product is released.