Results: 3-D Printed Food
Published on 03/22/2023
Engineers at Columbia University set out to 3-D print a fully baked dessert. A team whipped up a seven-ingredient vegan cheesecake that was assembled and cooked entirely by a 3D-printing machine and — in a new innovation — laser technology, according to a study published Tuesday in the journal NPJ Science of Food.-CNN
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Would you try a piece of 3-D printed cheesecake?
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There are incentives to adopting this cooking method, said study coauthor Dr. Jonathan Blutinger. He noted that 3D printing can allow nutrition-conscious eaters to produce food with precise calorie counts or carbohydrate, fat and sugar contents. The method could also aid people who have eating conditions, such as dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing, he suggests. Do you think 3-D printing food at home will be common in the next decade? Yes
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