The plain, old ChefJet is the smaller of the two naturally, explained by the company as a "countertop" device. The printer prints in sugar, chocolate and flavored confection, giving you the right to pick the flavor and almost any design you can 3D print, this is inclusive and not limited to any old standbys like cake toppers and centerpieces. If that's the one thing that has been holding you back from that of any star wedding theme then let us be the first to say "Live long and have sweets" And seeing as how the target audience here is likely not among the most tech savvy, the company's created special "Digital Cookbook" software to make designing and printing a bit easier for the inexperienced person. As its name says, the ChefJet Pro takes things a bit further with large build volume and the ability to create sugar prints in full-color.

The ChefJets are planned to launch at some point toward the end of the year. Not more specifics at the moment, but soon the whole thing will be in front of us. Soon, we all will be able to taste the 3D printed chocolates and full color sweet candies.