Amazing 3D Printed Sugar technique
My friend told me about a company that uses 3D printer to print toppers from sugar. I think that this technique will definitely make it easier to create special toppers from sugar.
Is here anyone who tried it already? What do you think about it?
Check out some 3D Printed Sugar photos:
Website: the-sugar-lab.com
-- Michal, http://cakesdecor.com | My Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/michal.bulla
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amazing I would love to be let loose on one of those printers, but I think I would miss the sculpting myself aspect
WOW! This is amazing Michal! I would love to spend a day or 2 with technology like that!!
Jenniffer White, Cup a Dee Cakes - http://cupadeecakes.blogspot.com
Amazing :D
Dora - http://bolosbydora.blogspot.pt/ - https://www.facebook.com/bolos.donossoimaginario
WOW!!! I want!!! lol xxx
CUPCAKES & DREAMS My facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/CUPCAKES-DREAMS/115882865103239?ref=hl
Wow! That is awesome. The detail they can create is incredible.
Teri, Ontario, Canada http://www.TeriLovesCake.ca
It sounds great and looks amazing. However…..there’s something special about toppers crafted by hand that I will always still prefer. I’m a bit of a softie for cake artists. If I was a large commerical enterprise or kitchen providing for the masses, machine made manufacturing would be a great way to save money and time I suppose.
Nina, Make Pretty Cakes, New Zealand, http://www.facebook.com/makeprettycakes
Spectacular! I have heard about 3-D printers, but have not had an opportunity to play.
Jacqueline: http://www.isugarcoatit.com | http://www.facebook.com/ISugarCoatIt
wow! wow! woooooWWWWWW
Wow I gotta have one.
Paul Delaney of Delaneys cakes
I’m slightly on the fence with this one. On one hand it could take cake decorating to a whole new level with the exactness, precision and complicated detail that we may never be able to achieve and on top of that, at a fraction of the time. You think the possibilities are endless now, imagine it with a 3D printer.
On the other hand, we produce pieces of art: “The expression or application of human creative skill and imagination” there is no room in that definition for ‘machinery’. It will take away the preciousness of a cake, the hard work, the sleepless nights and that great feeling of gratitude and it all being worth it because a machine printed it out. This is just the start, what’s stopping them from printing a cake that actually tastes good one day?
Technology is great, but it’s also killing a lot of things.
