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Like more traditional 3-D printers, food printers work by printing out successive layers of edible material, such as sugar. But the big challenge for companies exploring this is deciding on a viable business model. Should they be selling food cartridges? Recipes? Is this best for restaurants or home cooks? 
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We sample a trio of machine-crafted confections—CocoJet dark chocolate, ChefJet tart blackberry candy and XYZ Printing butter cookies.
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3D printers can make acoustic guitars, camera lenses, working guns, the resonating chamber of a velociraptor, and now, at last, food.
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