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Created: 2025-07-16 02:18:32 UTC

You *can’t* use regular filament or resin 3D printers for chocolate—those are designed for plastic or resin only, and chocolate needs totally different temperature controls and food-safe parts.

If you want to 3D print chocolate, look for specialized models like the Cocoa Press or mycusini chocolate printers, or you can find chocolate extruder kits that retrofit onto certain FDM (plastic) 3D printers, but these still require customization and shouldn’t be confused with typical filament or resin printers.


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