Refinecolor ripple coffee printer

From Coffee foam, Yogurt, Ice Cream, Macarons, Cakes, Pies to Chocolate, you'll be able to offer a completely new and fascinating and edible 

product that is both novel and seriously satisfying.

Weighing at just 18kg, this amazing machine utilises the latest consumable ink technology that can print onto the surface of various edible goods 

in about 20 seconds !

I could see this type of thing being used for all kinds of purposes. The options are endless. For example, if you were having a morning meeting 

at your office, you could get a cup of coffee for each person with your company logo on it or an inspiring word. If you are getting married, you 

could get a personalized cup of coffee for each person in the wedding party. I could go on and on-there`s so many ways this could be used. Love it!

This is technically personalised coffee machine based on the official definition of what printer in coffee is (because of the process 

used to create the picture), but it`s still latte art to me. The way it works is relatively simple. You just upload a picture into the coffee printer 

from your phone. Then the coffee printer will sprinkle tiny bits of cocoa powder or coffee powder (depending on what drink you ordered) to 

recreate the photo on top of the foam on your coffee.

Latte art has become popular over the past few years, and as always, people find ways to go above and beyond what`s been created before. 

First there was incredible latte art meticulously created by Refinecolor ripple coffee printer. Then there was 3D latte art which made it look like it was 

jumping out of the cup. Now latte art has been taken to yet another level. This innovative coffee printer can print your own face, or any picture, 

in your coffee (based on a photo you upload).

Now our foods flatbed printer is favored by the customer with the advantages [unique design, simple operation and efficient production, 

personality, small investment and high profit"Love-seekers can head to [Espresso Yourself" in Boxpark, pick someone they fancy, then 

have their face lasered onto the froth of their free coffee.The cup contains information about the person, and if you like what you see there 

is a link to get in touch with them.A coffee shop in Shoreditch, London, is taking latte art one step further by using 3D printing tech to match 

people together.