In a normal 3D printer, the “melt zone” is tiny, which allows for the heater itself to be relatively small. But that won’t work here; the entire chocolate load has to be liquefied.

where desktop machines for prototypes and small batches of replacement parts start at around $8,000. Quality and dependability from a 3D printer priced at just over $1,000 and requiring little ...

Do they like chocolate ... 3D printing was used in the development of Ford's all-new sports car." Ford teamed up with 3D Systems and its edible branch, The Sugar Lab, in Los Angeles, to make mini ...