NESS ZIONA, Israel, Nov. 30, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Meat-Tech 3D Ltd. (TASE: MEAT) announced today that it has succeeded for the first time in printing a cultured beef fat structure composed of ...

Your favorite treat could be one 3D printer away. Getty Images/iStockphoto “To address this, we have created a chocolate that is not only low-fat but that can also be printed with a 3D printer ...

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“You need a 3D printer to mimic the structure of the muscle of the animal,” CEO Eshchar Ben-Shitrit told Reuters. The printers use three separate tubes to create the plant-based “fat, ...

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Their fat is unique on the market, say the company, as it uses a ‘technological approach to 3D cultivation’ that replicates the structure of animal fat tissue and reduces the cost of production.

“Ideally, you could redistribute the fat, have it on the outside and not running through, and somehow still achieve that desired structure with the melt rate doing what it’s supposed to do ...