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Barilla Launches Heart-Shaped, 3D-Printed Pasta for Valentine’s Day
Love is not just in the air, now it is now coming to your plate! The Barilla brand BluRhapsody has launched two new 3D printed pasta formats on the market just in time for Valentine’s Day. CUPID and LOVE ME…
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Love is not just in the air, now it is now coming to your plate! The Barilla brand BluRhapsody has launched two new 3D printed pasta formats on the market just in time for Valentine’s Day. CUPID and LOVE ME TENDER are designed to celebrate individual love stories with romantic pasta shapes, because as we all know, the way to a person’s heart is through the stomach. The new creations are suitable for use both as an appetizer and as a dessert, adding an original, themed touch to the feast.
We have previously told you about BluRhapsody. The company has set itself the goal of “Reinventing the Art of Making Pasta”. Originally, the idea of 3D printing pasta came about through the SMART PASTA – 3D Shapes with a Purpose competition, during which a 3D food printer and the first pasta creations were presented.
VORTIPA and CUPID are just two examples from BluRhapsody’s range of themed pasta.
After several years of creative work, the 3D-printed pasta shapes have been available in the BluRhapsody online store since 2022 and the company never tires of coming up with innovative new creations. The range includes the right pasta for almost every occasion, from cauldrons and pumpkins for Halloween to Christmas trees and shooting stars for Christmas. Even 3D printed spaghetti is on the menu!
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