The Golden Ratio Cookie Cutter from The Netherlands-based Etsy shop 'Printmeneer' won't create equally sized cookies, but it will make mathematically perfect ratios seem absolutely delicious.
To get the cookie cutter to be as precise as possible, it was 3D-printed. The cutter is made from biodegradable plastic and to make things even more environmentally friendly, the printer it was made with is powered by solar panels.
In addition to cookie dough, the cutter is able to handle other soft foods like cheeses and fondant. With some of the world's most famous artists using the golden mean, this tool should help with the creation of some pretty awe-inspiring food art too. Hopefully there won't be too many fights over who gets the biggest cookie piece, since it's considerably larger than the rest.
What's Driving This Trend
- Mathematical Ratio Precision
- Opportunity to incorporate precise mathematical ratios in food art and other industries.
- 3d-printed Food Cutters
- Disruptive innovation opportunity in the food industry to produce precise and eco-friendly 3D-printed cutters for various soft foods.
- Environmentally Friendly Printing
- Opportunity to adopt eco-friendly printing practices with the use of biodegradable plastic and solar-powered printers.
Who This Affects Most
- Food Industry
- Innovative tools like 3D-printed food cutters can improve accuracy and precision in food art, manufacturing, and packaging.
- 3D Printing Industry
- Opportunity for 3D printing companies to explore eco-friendly options like biodegradable plastic and solar-powered printers.
- Artistic Industry
- Incorporation of precise golden ratio measurements in food art can create unique and inspiring edible art pieces.
