No longer confined to the lowly cube, now your sugar lump can be any convex polyhedron.

One dodecahedron or two milady?

One dodecahedron or two milady?

This crazy new 3-D printer works with sugar powders, flavorings, and food grade dyes in place of inks to create some really sweet treats. The results are stunning, and mind-blowing in a George Jetson kind of way.

Move over Martha, Sweet Genius, Nigella, Cake Boss, and whoever else is in the way...we got a new kid in town! image via theverge.com

Move over Martha, Sweet Genius, Nigella, Cake Boss, and whoever else is in the way…we got a new kid in town!    image via theverge.com

Think what this could do for a Dia de los Muertos sugar skull?

I Want Candy...

Thinking of remodeling the kitchen?

jetsons

Why not make room for one of these babies? The small ChefJet™ cost is under $5,000. And it comes with a digital cookbook! If you’re really ALL IN, The ChefJet™ Pro comes with a larger print size and prints goodies in full-color. The cost is under $10,000. Both will be available during the latter half of 2014. 

Looks like a microwave but its not...

Looks like a microwave but its not…

And while your sugar cubes are printing, you’ll listen to this throw back soundtrack :

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMICD3aMZpw?rel=0&w=480&h=360]

Geometry just got a whole lot sweeter. More about the inventors and this cool technology here:

http://www.theverge.com/2014/1/7/5285784/gallery-3d-systems-chefjef-chefjet-pro-photos

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