3D Printer Uses Mayo to Create Burger Selfies

Hellmann’s, a mayonnaise brand, recently launched a campaign for their products. The company posed the question: What if your burgers were a blank canvas? Setting out to answer that burning question, the brand used a 3D printer nestled inside a burger truck. The truck took photos of customers via smartphone.

The photos selfies are then uploaded and sent to the printer. Using a bottle of mayonnaise, the printer then draws the face onto the burger patty. Though we’re pretty sure the lines are long and the burgers aren’t too crazy, having your selfie printed in mayo does sound tasty (unless you’re one of those people who loathes mayo). Should give your Instagram selfie collection a different look for at least a day.

Just make sure to snap it before the mayonnaise runs.

H/T D&S Media

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