Too cheap to buy a 3D food printer or too lazy to build your own? Here’s the next best thing: 3D-printed ravioli moulds. That may not be the next best thing, per se, but it’s certainly a next thing. MEH4d on Thingiverse has designed a mould for preparing your own ravioli that is a very easy way to bring 3D printing into the kitchen.
As MEH4d explains, you simply roll your pasta dough into a thin sheet, spread it over the 3D-printed Ravioli Maker mould and press it down into the ravioli shaped chasms. Plop your filling into the pasta’s dents and place another sheet of pasta on top. With a rolling pin, you can press the pasta against the zig zag grooves of the Ravioli Maker, portioning the raviolis into individual pieces. Drop in boiling water and cook!…
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