Food products made by natively printable materials can be fully controlled on taste, nutritional value, and texture. Some of natively printable materials are stable enough to hold the shape after deposition, do not require further post processing and can be reserved for medical and space applications. Other composite formulations such as batters and protein pastes may require a post-deposition cooking process. This will make food product structures more difficult to retain their shapes (Lipton et al., 2010).