BIQU has been making waves in the world of printing, especially with their new product: the BIQU Panda Treat. This unique attachment is designed for Bambu Lab printers and allows users to print edible designs on food.
The Panda Treat is a 2D inkjet attachment that easily clicks onto the toolhead of various Bambu Lab models. It uses food-safe ink, which is essentially food coloring, to create designs on cakes, lattes, and more. Imagine dazzling your guests with custom prints on their desserts!
Joel Telling, known as 3D Printing Nerd, showcased the Panda Treat in a recent video at Formnext. The demo highlighted its simplicity and potential, showing just how easy it is to use. Once connected, the setup takes just moments. The attachment hooks into the fan connector of the printer, so there’s no need for complex modifications.
This gadget isn’t just fun; it has real possibilities for businesses. Bakeries and cafes could use it to enhance their offerings creatively. With the rise of personalized experiences in dining, a tool like this could attract customers looking for something special.
While the excitement is high, we’re still awaiting the official price. During Telling’s video, a BIQU representative mentioned that they aim to keep it affordable, around $149. However, until it’s confirmed, it’s still a wait-and-see game.
The Panda Treat taps into a growing trend: edible printing. Reports suggest a surge in demand for personalized baked goods, and tools that simplify this process could become essentials in the kitchen. If you’re curious about this innovative product, you can find updates on BIQU’s store here.
As food and technology continue to blend, who knows what culinary creations might come next?
