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>>Will this pizza be pig disgusting?
Probably not. Some 3d printed cookies I saw at a conference looked quite appetizing. I even heard from a person involved with food printing that 3d printed turkey tasted better than original turkey!(3d turkey was prepared by a profession chef)

Pic related is a 3d printed fried corn thing.

>>5796504
>>What about a chemical vapor deposition printer?
Already exists, look up laser induced CVD freeform fabrication. As it's a thermal process it's hard to control. You could probably make a macroscale object, it'd just take a long time

Laser induced electroplating is likely to work well on the microscale.

>>5796611
>>Hell the military is already looking into printing UAVs and munitions.
the military is already printing parts of UAVs, as few UAVs are made it makes more sense to print parts of them than to injection mold them.
Some companies specialize in exactly this:
http://www.paramountind.com/uas.html