In Good Taste: 3D Printing With Nutella

3D printing isn't just for inedible plastics anymore.

Most filament 3D printers start with rigid plastic or corn-based material like PLA, which is fed into the printer, melted and then pushed through a specialized nozzle that moves over a fixed plate and the extruder prints layer by layer

But a new 3D printer add-on from Structure3D Printing will let you start with soft, even paste-like materials and print them through any filament-based 3D printer to create a world of soft, pliable and even edible 3D objects.