One could make a variety of new food configurations with three-D food printers adding on various materials in whatever shape or deposition layer is desired. One might also add flame to the process at some stages.
New shapes and combinations of food made with food-jet printing could spice up menus. Maybe Mexican foods would be a good materials for experimental recipe builders.
Food for thought. Sometimes on days when work is light though hands are busy, one must contemplate the Universe lol.
At least 3-d food printing would allow balanced nutrition composites at scale. Various foods could be packaged in cartridges to snap into the food printer. Bonding agents for layering when required for the recipe would be edible in-themselves.
One might spray on a grain layer, then a vegetable, protein and dried fruit and perhaps, for some application print scaffolds with hollow cores where water might be allowed to soak in and rehydrate select menu items. I like the idea of making balanced nutrition bars that the world's poor and sometimes starving might be able to eat and remain alive for extended periods of time on a sweet or sour, or sweet and sour selection of items for nutrition.
