I printed chocolate on a 3D printer and ate it

Cocoa Press lets you program the heat of its nozzle to a tenth of a degree.

Chocolate is fundamentally finicky to print, and not just in traditional 3D printing ways.

It sometimes took hours for the printer’s 65-gram chocolate syringe to reach a uniform temperature.

You can print anything too small or too pointy without slowing down your prints.

The Cocoa Press costs $ 1,499 for a prebuilt version and $ 49 per pack of premade chocolate cores.

The printer is natively supported in the popular PrusaSlicer .

The touchscreen UI is easy to use, with all sorts of enthusiast 3D printer tweaks available if you know what you're doing.