The chocolate brand Complements uses 3D printing technology to create unique formulations and designs for this edible dessert.
The Complements Modular Chocolates came to fruition through a collaboration between the design agency Universal Favorite and the Bakedown Cakery. It uses a variety of different chocolates to create unique, customized chocolate collections. Flavors in the collection include dark chocolate, strawberry, pistachio, matcha, shortbread, black currant, cookies and cream, fairy floss, cherry, watermelon and vanilla. The melded chocolates come in staircase-like shapes that can be stacked together to form differently-flavored cubes.
The Complements brand works uses modern technology to create desserts that are artistic, visually appealing, dynamic in their range of flavors and highly appealing to discerning consumers.
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The Chocolate Brand 'Complements' Offers Unique 3D-Printed Chocolates
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