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RE: Steemians, are you ready to eat food that comes out of a 3d printer!?

in #science • 8 years ago

Not sure about cooking oil because i can imagine that that it might be hard for it to solidify as a part. What might be possible is printing a bottle and filling cooking oil in it at the same through different extruders. And yes, it is an exciting field and i am always reading about it.

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     8 years ago 

    I didn't mean cooking oil as such. I meant 'stored in a package needing no refrigeration' similar to cooking oil. I'm sure it would have to be a special feedstock containing all the nutrients and vitamins that the body requires. Obviously cooking oil does not have that.

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     8 years ago (edited)

    sorry did not get it the first time. now i got it. sure, it is most likely formulated as a special feedstock before flowing out from a nozzle. Just wondering how they are going to do that. I guess the food science people will do it quite well

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