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which we've embraced entirely nouvelle cuisine: something delicious, nutritious and entirely fictitious. I'm rather partial to Slurm,
But even a simple guide to the local cuisine could be a boon to a hungry foreigner.
"3d printing offers new opportunities for personalized cuisine, a concept that will revitalize both the food industry and the restaurant business,
laid down one after the other by machines donated by the Fundació CIM and other haute cuisine equipment given by businesses.
making it useful for creative cuisine. In fact, Carme Ruscalleda, the Catalan chef behind the three Michelin starred restaurant Sant Pau, used it to make an edible model of one of the stained-glass windows of Santa maria del Mar, a gothic church in Barcelona."
his model is cuisine agnostic. Any kind of food can be applied. And I think it the new fast food model.
chefs that make different types of cuisines, "says Michael Jewett, synthetic biologist at Northwestern University and a co-author of the study.
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