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New Method Developed to 3D Print MIlk-Based Products

Cold-Extrusion Method Successfully 3D Prints Food With "Milk Ink"

Medicine & Technology Sep 19, 2020

Not all food can be effectively used in 3D printers due to temperature-sensitive nutrients like milk. Researchers demonstrate how milk ink can be used for 3D food printing via cold extrusion methods.

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Cold-Extrusion Method Successfully 3D Prints Food With "Milk Ink"

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