3D Printing: Turn Your Head into Chocolate Lollipops

B2 – Upper Intermediate

Imagine your head as a chocolate. Now, you can actually have it done and enjoy watching your friends eating a candied version of your head.

Click on the link below and express your thoughts about this start-up company and their sweet idea.

http://www.bbc.com/news/business-35040661

Discussion Questions:

1. Explain the process of making the 3D chocolate heads.
2. What do you think of this start-up company?
3. What is your opinion of 3D printing? Do you think it has its own limitations?
4. If you were throwing a party, would you give out chocolate heads as sweets or souvenirs?
5. Would you like a candy version of yourself on a stick?

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2 replies on “3D Printing: Turn Your Head into Chocolate Lollipops”

1. Explain the process of making the 3D chocolate heads.
First, they scan your head with a 3D scanner. Second, they print it using a 3D printer. Third, they create a mold from your 3D printed head, and at last, they pour chocolate into the mold, and that’s it.

2. What do you think of this start-up company?
I think they will fail. It’s too expensive in terms of money and time, and it’s not worth it.

3. What is your opinion of 3D printing? Do you think it has its own limitations?
Well, I think that 3D printing is a nice tool that can be useful for many people, especially for engineers.

4. If you were throwing a party, would you give out chocolate heads as sweets or souvenirs?
No, they look creepy.

5. Would you like a candy version of yourself on a stick?
Same answer.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts about 3D chocolate head lollipops.

To express this sentence better, you can write it this way:

It’s too expensive in terms of money and time, and it’s not worth it.

It takes too much money and time, and in my opinion, it’s not worth it.

Enjoy your writing practice!

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