3D printer for printing meat.

Israeli company Redefine Meat has created a 3D printer that can print tons of meat. Ultimately, the company plans to print 15 tons of products per day. The printer allows you to make steaks of different hardness and with different percentages of fat. The machine creates plant-based counterparts of the three components of meat - muscle, fat and blood - and then combines them to produce different products. The main ingredients for printing are chickpeas, soybeans, peas, beets, nutritional yeast and coconut milk. The company continues research to bring the taste and texture of the printed product closer to the original. Redefine Meat has created eight of these printers, six of which went to the Netherlands, where another company plant will soon start operating.