The idea of printing with chocolate has been around for a while ... 80 degrees Fahrenheit (27 Celsius), it's safe to use around kids. What's interesting is how good the final models are.

I hate to be the bearer of bad-for-the-waistline news, but yes — you can now buy a 3D printer that prints chocolate. The Cocoa Press has been in development for an entire decade. Now ...

The cartridge needs to be warmed to just below the average human body temperature before printing—a pre-heating process that takes about 15 minutes. The company will sell 10-packs of chocolate ...

A food scientist at Rutgers University in New Jersey has used a 3D printer to introduce low-fat chocolate in any shape a person could think of – the first in a line of what he calls ...