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3-D Printed Food That You Can Eat

September 1, 2015

Wonder what it would be like to eat candy printed from a 3-D machine? Well, now you can. Don’t knock it until you try it. A German candy company called Katjes unveiled the first ever 3-D printer for gummies at a cafe in Berlin. It is the first 3-D printer that allows consumers to eat the food that is printed.

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And it’s called the Magic Candy Factory – pretty fitting, right? The candies take about five minutes to make, which isn’t bad considering it’s a pretty awesome thing to watch. Customers can choose between ten fruity flavors, and you can even combine multiple colors. Each gummie costs about $5.60, which is a little pricey, but considering the circumstances, we’d be willing to hash it out.

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Not only are different flavors available, but you can choose an animal shape if you like or different letter shapes.

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It’s crazy to believe that technology allows us to print edible food off of a 3-D printer. Not only does it print, but it offers different options, such as colors, shapes, flavors, etc. Pretty awesome stuff – and to think that this is just the beginning is the best.

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