Watch out, Domino’s! New 3D printer can produce pizza

New York Post ^ | September 17, 2015 | Megan McGibney

[nickcarraway]

Hungry for some pizza? Just print it out with a click of the mouse!

Taiwan’s XYZ 3D printer layers the ingredients before the food can be baked in the oven and gives space-age chefs the ability to choose their own shapes and upload files of their snacks.

The printer can currently accommodate up to three tubes of printing ingredients — for example, a cookie dough-like mixture, chocolate for decorating biscuits,

[nickcarraway]

Leave the toner, take the cannoli.

[DemforBush]

I’m thinking it can produce pizza, but I’m also thinking probably not very good pizza. True pizza is an art form, IMHO. And I don’t see premium ingredients coming out of a spray emitter (or whatever it’s called).

[Berlin_Freeper]

[Berlin_Freeper]

Last week I bought 3 frozen pizzas in a box for only 2 euros. My wife wasn’t impressed but I told her that’s how pizza is supposed to be... a little sauce and a little cheese.

[Bobalu]

[OrangeHoof]

If it tastes like warm cardboard, it will be more satisfying than a Domino’s pizza as well.

[W.]

Oboy, another way to mass-produce cardboard pizza. Like Totino's 99¢ kiddie pleaser. Yick.

[lowbridge]

[Bigg Red]

The printer can currently accommodate up to three tubes of printing ingredients....

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Yum! Even more preservatives.... :(

[Flick Lives]

If printing ingredients are priced like ink toner, that pizza is going to cost about $4,200 dollars.

[Bigg Red]

:)