From the car to the house, to the firearms, 3D printers seem omnipotent, and now, 3D printing technology will invade our kitchen.

What will the future cooking be like? No need for a chef to print your food! Enter the desired recipe into the printer and it will take a long time to taste. According to the British "Daily Mail" report, Spain's Barcelona-based startup (Natural Machines) recently launched Foodini, a 3D food printer. Foodini has “printed” bean paste, cheese on hamburgers and pizza, and the machine is expected to be available for sale in mid-2014. By then, people can enjoy food without leaving home.

Foodini has five nozzles to store different ingredients, just as ordinary printers are equipped with different colors of ink cartridges. The shape, size, and amount of food that Foodini produces are all controlled by computers. People only need to prepare fresh ingredients and put them into food nozzles according to personal preference. And there is no need to worry about the kitchen becoming messy, flour, soy sauce sprinkled everywhere this kind of thing will not happen again, people just need to wait for the printer to make food and put it into the microwave oven heating can be used. It is simply not the gospel of the cook!

The idea of ​​producing Foodini hopes to provide people with a healthier lifestyle.