Maybe they dehydrate and grind everything to powder, then put them in cartridges that dispense to rehydrate them during the print process.
I haven’t tried it with many foods, but you can very much get the flavor doing such. Texture is usually the issue but 3d printing must already be compensating for texture somehow
Maybe they dehydrate and grind everything to powder, then put them in cartridges that dispense to rehydrate them during the print process.
I haven’t tried it with many foods, but you can very much get the flavor doing such. Texture is usually the issue but 3d printing must already be compensating for texture somehow