Print me a Pizza

This Company can 3D print an entire pizza in one minute - you can watch it HERE. It makes a heart shaped pizza.  The company doing this is Beehex. It is a NASA-spinoff company that was founded to automate personalized meals for astronauts on deep-space missions. It is mostly used to decorate cakes and cookies.   There's a review of the best 3D food printers in 2018.  They range in price from $5,000 to $2,000 and print thick pastes, chocolate and 'anything formable.'  Think of this catchy phrase "Real Food, freshly printed."  Or what about this introduction:  From pixels to plate, food has become 3D printing's delicious new frontier. We did miss the 3D food and drink display at the 2019 Restaurant Canada Show in Toronto - it was in February.   But so far I don't see any 3D food printing in Toronto.  We're behind New York where one can get 3D printed chocolates using the Makerbot Replicator 2.  How about Peter Zaharatos who is a chocolate artist creating chocolate art using 3D printing. And there are eye-popping pictures at Chocedge.com  Today's pictures come from Winterthur.  The second one shows the railway station.

So Many Footprints in the Sand

These footprints are bigger than bird tracks in the sand.  We got to see repair work on stairs that go down to the shore. This was on the unit a few doors down.  How does something this large get onto the beach? Lucky for this house there is an empty lot a few doors down for access.  You can see the tracks up the incline.   While we face the sunrise, the sunset colours also show in the sky and water, and the last two pictures are from yesterday's sunset.