
Real food, straight from the printer —
This spaghetti dish was created using the "Foodini" -- a 3D printer for food.

Real food, straight from the printer —
Where regular 3D printers print with plastics, the "Foodini" uses real food ingredients to create edible products.

Real food, straight from the printer —
Ingredients are loaded into stainless steel capsules. Load them with beef to print out mini burgers.

Real food, straight from the printer —
It can even create multi-layered dishes, like this pizza, by printing the components in stages.

Real food, straight from the printer —
First, the dough is printed ...

Real food, straight from the printer —
... followed by the pizza sauce. The finished pizza still had to be cooked in an oven, but there are plans for future Foodini's to be able to cook dishes too.

Real food, straight from the printer —
Manufacturers Natural Machines say the device can take the pain out of creating intricate dishes, like this chocolate snowflake ...

Real food, straight from the printer —
... or these pumpkin gnocchi.

Real food, straight from the printer —
This printed veggie burger shows the extrusion process in action.

Real food, straight from the printer —
... and the finished product, a veggie burger sandwich, complete with printed cheese.

Real food, straight from the printer —
Because it uses fresh ingredients, Natural Machines says the "Foodini" can contribute to a healthy eating lifestyle.

Real food, straight from the printer —
And it might even encourage children to eat healthily, with novelty food like these spinach quiche dinosaurs.