Designer food

I think this may be even bigger than food spiraliser:

Natural Machines co-founder Lynette Kucsma says they have had a lot of interest from top chefs for two main reasons.

One is customisation, enabling the creation of dishes that are just not possible to make by hand.

“The other reason is automation”, she says. “Imagine you need to print breadsticks in the shape of tree branches for a hundred people sitting that evening. Rather than food piping it or doing that by hand, you can automate it with a 3D food printer”.

source: BBC