3-D printing candy machine debuts at Dylan’s Candy Bar

• While 3-D printing has been used in candy prototyping for years, according to Melissa Snover, the creator of the Magic Candy Factory, this is the first time one has entered the retail market.

  “[The computer] prints 35,000 lines of code,” she said, adding that it took 18 months to design and build.

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• Add a custom message to your design.

  Dylan Lauren, owner of Dylan’s Candy Bar, expects the 3-D printer to be rented out for parties and baby showers, and to be used for guest invitations and party favors. Who wouldn’t want to personalize a wedding or party invite with a gummy candy?

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The world’s first 3-D food printer to hit the retail market is yours to try at Dylan’s Candy Bar.

Created by the Magic Candy Factory, for $20 you can design your own candy, pick a flavor and watch your creation get made.

Here’s the inside scoop, and reasons why you should run to Dylan’s on the Upper East Side or in Union Square.