If you could design your own candy, what would it be like? Whether you want to create star-shaped candy or 3D edible flowers, you can bring your ideas to life with the Polaroid CandyPlay 3D Pen. It is the world’s first device that allows you to draw what you want to eat. But instead of ink, it’s filled with cartridges of colored candies in different flavors.
Similar to a 3D printer pen, the device allows you to draw three-dimensional objects. But instead of emitting plastic, it oozes gooey candy. Each pen comes with four cartridges that are used as edible printing material. You can choose from a selection of six different sugar free flavors: Strawberry, Orange, Apple, Grape, Lemon and Cola.
The pen is also designed to be easy to use. There is no software to learn, just plug it in, wait for an LED light to tell you the candy is heated and ready to go. Then press the red start button to let the candy flow as you draw. Polaroid suggests drawing directly on parchment paper or baking paper. Once the candy dries out a bit, it’s malleable enough to sculpt into anything you want.
If you need a little inspiration, Polaroid offers a selection of design templates to get you started. Simply trace them to create candy flowers, leaves, hats, a crown and more. And when you get comfortable with the pen, there’s a 3D candy house that looks like a sweet challenge!
Take a look at the Polaroid CandyPlay 3D pen below and find out how you can get one through the Polaroid website.
The new Polaroid CandyPlay 3D Pen is the world’s first device that allows you to draw what you want to eat.
It is filled with colorful candy cartridges in different flavors.
See the CandyPlay 3D pen in action:
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