Awesome gastronomic printers

Toast Printing

Of late, printing on toast has become something of a trend, from printing Mrs PAC man to the beautiful Mr Jobs, it seams where ever you look some one is printing some thing on your breakfast. Soon cafes will print your check on an edible rice paper cookies. Some printers like the one made by CNC even uses a hot air gun to drawn on the breads surface, this allows for much more accurate.

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Coffee Art Printer

Coffee art is something we see when we order our coffee from any local barista. But with new technologies coffee art has risen to new heights. The printer works by spitting out thin lines of coffee to create extremely detailed images.

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Food Printers

These are fascinating machines that use computer technology to recreate food, using a number of nozzles that squirt out cooked raw materials. Almost like a Star Trek replicator, this technology would give you the ability to cook meals remotely via your iPhone. It could also move food preparation from frozen and ready prepared to freshly cooked food made from raw materials.

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In a similar way this machine from Philips would blend edible ingredients and chemicals in a creative way, inspired by the work of ‘molecular gastronomists’ which means cooks that like deconstructing food and putting it back together in unusual ways.

By doing this, cooks could create any type of food of the desired consistency, dietary needs and nutritional value.

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Meat look business cards

Printed onto a beef jerky derivative or vegetarian composition, these business cards would make not only an impact but also a tasty savory treat.

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Yummy menus

The Hamaro Cantu restaurant print edible menus on starch paper, they use organic inks and even built their own printer. The kitchens basement in Chicago now houses a Class 4 laser and a hell of a lot of liquid nitrogen.

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Printing Sweets

The CandyFab 2000 is a 3D printer that uses granulated sugar at 20ppi, the sugar is then fused together with heat and shapes are created.

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Guest Post: Geordie is an active blogger and has been guest blogging for a number of years now; her interest in this topic came from needing printer help from Epsom and discovering a whole host of network problems put her printing on hold for a week.