pic: Cheesecake, anyone?

[Jon K.]

Originally Posted by hectorcastillo

Sadly, no. We couldn't get anyone to agree to this. Our current plan is to print it using an industrial triple injection 3D printer, but instead of feeding it ABS filament, we're going to use cheesecake, whipped cream, and whatever the crust is made of. As you can see, we have left plenty of room in the design for expansion... (i.e. cherries)

Crust is typically just graham cracker crumbs and melted butter to hold it together. A good cheesecake just doesn't need cherries, or whipped cream for that matter though. I have a habit of making cheesecakes when I get bored, so I would be highly interested in purchasing one of these cheesecake 3D printers.

[pabeekm]

Originally Posted by Jon K.

I would be highly interested in purchasing one of these cheesecake 3D printers.

Here's a supplier.
http://www.shopfoodex.com/cheez-whiz...GJMaAraW8P8HAQ

This model is great for quick assembly, but you'll need prefabricated crust.

[Alan Anderson]

Originally Posted by pabeekm

Here's a supplier.
http://www.shopfoodex.com/cheez-whiz...GJMaAraW8P8HAQ

This model is great for quick assembly, but you'll need prefabricated crust.

That's just the refill.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMHekZ7X3bc

[pabeekm]

Originally Posted by Alan Anderson

That's just the refill.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMHekZ7X3bc

And here I've been hand-squirting my cheez-whiz like a simpleton... Thank goodness for bored engineers!