PancakeBot

PancakeBot is the world´s first pancake printer! it will draw your perfect customized pancake every time. This cool new gadget is in fact an ultra high-tech device that has a built-in batter dispenser and a cooking surface coupled with a robotic drawing arm that enables you to draw a pancake on the spot using its special software. The different cooking times on the batter add the contrast and color distinction that make your drawing more comprehensible and, why not say it, more eatable! You can make your own designs or use the ones the PancakeBot community created online and try them out. It looks sort of like a plotter but the outcome is so much tastier. watch the video below

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