Cooking sparkling pancakes in my 3D printer

[@pixel_printing]

for anyone wondering how those build plates work from what i know they have a microscope pattern etched into them kind of like a record but on a smaller scale which when viewed by the naked eye refracts light a certain way the printer plastic gets the pattern bossed into it because of its viscosity it flows into the tiny little grooves

[@User_..9]

“Weirdly enough it only had a skillet not an3D printer” 😂

[@elawinjala1635]

Chocolate!! The particles of chocolate should be small enough to pick up the pattern!

[@SICresinwrks]

Chocolate absolutely will

[@SICresinwrks]

They have holographic sheets that i use in molds for resin and i know for a fact chocolate works on those ones

[@vesta2758]

simply nailogical did that!

[@WiiDSCube]

Need to try something that starts liquid and cures to a smooth surface like. Chocolate, hard candy, wax, maybe hot glue, possibly even silicone if it doesn't bond to it

[@TheChemicalAce]

"Come to candy mountain charlie." I feel so old

[@Leovaldezsnumberonefan]

HRLP THE CHARLIE REFRENCE

[@lalabell666]

Squishy resin maybe? Like, the mochi squishy resin?

[@1tal1ansubm1ke]

You can pour melted chocolate on them and it'll work

[@x.im.not.real.x8915]

You should try nail polish to see if you can make a normal crème polish to have a holographic ‘chrome’ finish

[@seiko-yume470]

Charlie the Unicorn reference? In 2024 going on 2025?! The world really is healing

[@Sh3ltr0n]

do a chocolate chip cookie, it would be cool :D

[@tevalina616]

Was not expecting the charlie the unicorn reference lol

[@kellanflanigan8509]

I’ve seen someone do something similar with pouring chocolate over and letting it harden.

[@MorningPotato]

Was it Simply Nailogical? I know she did but I'd be interested if anyone else tried it too

[@keziah-o1h]

I believe it was originally ann reardon (not sure of spelling) from how to cook that, but I think they both tried it at one point or another and did actually succeed.

[@galaxybun8775]

It works for chocolate if you know how to get the chocolate off of it

[@joshuacubberley7501]

I wonder if melting a jolly rancher on the plate would work, and if it does then would the pattern be left on the candy once it cools down?

[@air8536]

Im pretty sure chocolate would work I remember seeing The Action Lab make some sparkly rainbow chocolate on a diffraction grating (same stuff as that PEO plate)

[@nickcenters]

Sparkly grilled cheese next?

[@ace_of_crows8041]

Chocolate should work

[@BKope]

Good bed adhesion😂

[@matthewharr6372]

“Homemade” pancakes. No. Made at home and “homemade” mean different things.

[@KronicDaydreamZ]

Pour hard candy on it. Like melted jolly ranchers

[@Djragggg]

Chocolate

[@podenco]

You didn't cook it long enough and that's why you had to scrape it off

[@cjfedor7]

teabag