Here Comes New 3D printer Lets Home Cooks Print Their Dinner

Now an appliance to help you make perfect pizza every time, and we mean every time. The same technology being used to make guns, toys and even diamond rings is being applied to homemade food.

According to report; Barcelona-based 3D printing startup Natural Machines is releasing the Foodini, a 3D printer that allows cooks to create perfectly formed meals.

Now users can combine up to six components to at a time, and with single click of a button, the nourishment comes out of the nozzle in a preprogrammed pattern.

Think equally made pizzas, burgers, and ravioli. And it’s designed so the ordinary dwelling prepare food can use it. Foodini, which looks a bit like a miniature oven, can furthermore perform other helpful food prep jobs, like adorn cakes.

Although, it can only print in one material at a time, so you’ll have to switch different components as you print. And it can only blend components and not actually prepare food them.

But the concept is interesting because while it automates food output, it also permits dwelling chefs to make items they would else get from the carton, like pasta. The Foodini is anticipated to proceed on sale this spring for about $1,400.

Here Comes New 3D printer Lets Home Cooks Print Their Dinner