Dinara Kasko is a pastry chef who makes jaw-dropping desserts that can now be replicated at home with her 3D-printed pastry molds.
Kasko makes incredible geometric treats that look more like modern art than dessert. Known for creating incredible-looking pastries like her cubic bubble dessert, Kasko now sells the molds to her desserts online. The molds come with recipes so you can impress your date with your pastry-making skills. Made out of food-grade silicone, the molds have collapsible outer shells to help preserve the integrity of the geometric shapes.
While these 3D-printed pastry molds do look incredible, they are intended for experienced bakers. That said, they offer a fun and experimental way to create something totally unique.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- 3d-printed Food Molds
- Opportunity for restaurant businesses to innovate and create unique and visually striking food items with the use of 3D-printed molds.
- At-home Pastry-making Kits
- Disruptive innovation opportunity for baking supply companies to create and market kits that provide consumers with the tools and ingredients needed to make fancy pastry creations at home.
- Food Artistry
- Opportunity for pastry chefs to explore new frontiers in food artistry by experimenting with shapes, textures and 3D designs enabled by 3D printing technology.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Pastry-making
- Pastry chefs could benefit from using 3D printing technology to create original and visually stunning pastry creations.
- 3D Printing
- 3D Printing companies can expand their offerings by tapping into the pastry-making industry and offering food-grade 3D-printed molds and other tools for pastry chefs.
- Kitchenware
- Manufacturers of kitchen tools and equipment have an opportunity to create innovative designs for 3D-printed molds and cutters that are attractive, lightweight, and durable for modern pastry chefs.
