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This work aims to analyze how 3D food printing influences cultural meanings within culinary practices.

March 8, 2026International Journal of Food DesignOpen Access

The digital culinary triangle and the semiotics of 3D-printed food: A theoretical framework

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JFJulianna FaludiCorvinus University of Budapest

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This theoretical framework examines how 3D food printing creates cultural meaning by transforming culinary practices, suggesting new pathways for integration.

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This work aims to analyze how 3D food printing influences cultural meanings within culinary practices.
Developed a framework using Lévi-Strauss’s culinary triangle.
Conducted semiotic analysis to explore changes in food preparation methods.
Examined diverse contexts like therapeutic nutrition and haute cuisine.
Identified cultural interpretations related to digitally fabricated food.
3D food printing shifts cultural interpretations of traditional foodways.
Technological adoption requires aligning new methods with existing culinary meanings.
Analysis highlights the need for coherent integration in food practices.

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Julianna Faludi (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ada8dfbc08abd80d5bc521 https://doi.org/10.1386/ijfd_00082_1

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This theoretical framework examines how 3D food printing creates cultural meaning by transforming culinary practices, suggesting new pathways for integration.

The digital culinary triangle and the semiotics of 3D-printed food: A theoretical framework

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The digital culinary triangle and the semiotics of 3D-printed food: A theoretical framework

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