A Real Breakthrough
This is something everyone can sink their teeth into and enjoy, a perfect example of why research is necessary.
The BBC reports that a Printer produces personalised 3D chocolate
Chocolate lovers may soon be able to print their own 3D creations thanks to work by UK scientists.
A 3D printer that uses chocolate has been developed by University of Exeter researchers – and it prints layers of chocolate instead of ink or plastic.
Think of it, a real, solid chocolate Easter bunny, not a hollow shell. Good chocolate, not the brown paste that corporations force upon us.
Why aren’t US universities doing this kind of research?
6 comments
This is the best food innovation since barbecuing, for sure.
– Badtux the Chocoholic Penguin
Chocolate herrings – the possibilities are endless.
(Although this one is original with me, I confess many limericks I read in my childhood involved Exeter. They’re not scarce!)
Ah, a British version of Nantucket.
I want a 3-D chocolate penguin, myself. Might feel a bit like Jeffrey Dahmer eating it, but oh so good …
– Badtux the Cannibal Penguin
Hmmm… cookie chip chocolate?