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Print Pizza At Home - IGN News In a fascinating development in the food tech space, Natural Machines has introduced a groundbreaking device known as Foodini that is capable of 3D printing full meals, including everything from chicken nuggets to pizzas and salads. This innovative gadget utilizes edible materials that are dispensed from stainless steel capsules, allowing users to create intricate food designs in their own kitchens.

The Technology Behind Foodini​

Lynette Kma, one of the co-founders of Natural Machines, provided insights into how this revolutionary technology operates. The concept is similar to that of conventional 3D printers; however, the processes involved with food are much more complex because various ingredients require different melting points, consistencies, and textures. Additionally, the effects of gravity present unique challenges, as food does not hold its shape as well as more rigid materials like plastic.

Cooking Process​

Once food items are printed, they still undergo a cooking process like traditional meals. Looking ahead, Kma mentioned that future models of the Foodini are expected to incorporate cooking capabilities, streamlining the process even further.

Market Availability​

Initially targeting professional kitchens, Foodini is set to become available for consumers at around $1,000, with mass production anticipated to kick off by late 2015. This combination of innovation in food preparation could potentially change how we think about cooking and meal presentation. Could this be a game-changer in the culinary world? Feel free to share your thoughts on this innovative technology! Have you ever considered using a 3D printer for your food? What other applications do you think this technology could have? Let’s keep the discussion going!