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. 2018 Jun 21;4(2):143. doi: 10.18063/IJB.v4i2.143

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Various pictures of 3D food printing systems taken from original creator’s websites unless otherwise stated. (A) Procusini 3.0 Dual[25]. (B) Choc Creator V2.0 Plus [26]. (C) Discov3ry 2.0 paste extruder paired with the Ultimaker 2+[27]. (D) Foodini[28]. (E) F3D. Picture taken from external website[29]. (F) Fab@Home Model 3. Picture taken from a conference paper[30]. (G) Sanna[31]. (H) Model F5 Commercial Art Pancakes Printer[32]. (I) QiaoKe chocolate printer[33]. (J) BeeHex printer[34]. (K) PancakeBot 2.0[35]. (L) The 3D everything concept printer. Picture taken from external website[36]. (M) Barilla 3D pasta printer. Picture taken by forum user IThomas[37] at the 2015 Supermarket of the Future expo in Milan. (N) Zmorph 2.0 VX multitool 3D printer equipped with a thick paste extruder. Picture taken from public Instagram post by zmorph3d[38].