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*EXCLUSIVE* Jennifer Garner gets busy on a Monday morning
*EXCLUSIVE* Hollywood, CA - Actress Jennifer Garner walks around Hollywood chewing on a pen while looking for an address on this Monday morning. She wore a simple colored tee with jeans and white Prada sneakers.
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Ozzy Osbourne Signs Copies of Trust Me I'm Dr. Ozzy
, Huntington Beach, CA, 10/11/2011 - Ozzy Osbourne Signs Copies of Trust Me I'm Dr. Ozzy at Barnes And Noble.
-PICTURED: Ozzy Osbourne
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Amanda Peet and daughter Frances Pen at the Coldwater Canyon Park in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, America - 30 Jan 2010
Mandatory Credit: Photo by BDG / Rex Features ( 1099237b )
Amanda Peet and daughter Frances Pen
Amanda Peet and daughter Frances Pen at the Coldwater Canyon Park in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, America - 30 Jan 2010
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FEATURE - Die besten Bilder des Wochenendes
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Gareth Everett/Huw Evans/REX/Shutterstock (9272366e)
A walker approaches the highest point in southern Britain as she reaches the top of Pen y Fan, the highest peak in South Wales.
Snow in South Wales, UK - 10 Dec 2097
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President Trump Gives Remarks At Greek Independence Day Celebration
President Donald Trump throws a pen used to sign a proclamation on Greek Independence Day during an event in the East Room of the White House in Washington DC, on March 24, 2025. (Photo by Aaron Schwartz/NurPhoto) -
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President Trump Gives Remarks At Greek Independence Day Celebration
President Donald Trump throws a pen used to sign a proclamation on Greek Independence Day during an event in the East Room of the White House in Washington DC, on March 24, 2025. (Photo by Aaron Schwartz/NurPhoto) -
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NEWS - Parlamentswahl in Frankreich: Rechtsnationale bei erster Runde vorne
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Maya Vidon-White/UPI/Shutterstock (14565388i)
A defaced campaign poster of the far-right Rassemblement National (National Rally), shows party leader Marine Le Pen (L) and her 28-year-old protege, Jordan Bardella, in front of a voting station during the first-round of parliamentary elections in Paris, France, on Sunday, June 30, 2024. The divided country is voting in high-stakes snap elections that could see the far-right party sweep to power in a historic first.
Citizens vote in Paris, France - 30 Jun 2024
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Frankenstein inspired pen comes with mad scientist lab
Ferrari Press Agency
Frankenstein 1
Ref 15801
26/04/2024
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Pictures must credit: Montegrappa
Italian luxury goods maker Montegrappa has a monster new offering for collectors — a pen that pays tribute to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein horror story.
And the writing instrument, in fountain and rollerball options, comes packaged in a Dr Frankenstein-style lab with the pan strapped to a table.
The limited-edition writing creation is dedicated to the 1931 Universal Pictures adaptation of English author Shelley’s 1816 novel Frankenstein, panned when she was aged just 18.
It was first published two years later.
A Montegrappa spokesperson said it was inspired by the” iconic, mad-scientist aesthetic of Universal’s Frankenstein.”
Each set, called Frankenstein L.E. , is handcrafted from antiqued brass to emulate Victorian laboratory equipment with dark ruthenium electroplating.
OPS: Frankenstein LE rollerball pen.
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Frankenstein inspired pen comes with mad scientist lab
Ferrari Press Agency
Frankenstein 1
Ref 15801
26/04/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Montegrappa
Italian luxury goods maker Montegrappa has a monster new offering for collectors — a pen that pays tribute to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein horror story.
And the writing instrument, in fountain and rollerball options, comes packaged in a Dr Frankenstein-style lab with the pan strapped to a table.
The limited-edition writing creation is dedicated to the 1931 Universal Pictures adaptation of English author Shelley’s 1816 novel Frankenstein, panned when she was aged just 18.
It was first published two years later.
A Montegrappa spokesperson said it was inspired by the” iconic, mad-scientist aesthetic of Universal’s Frankenstein.”
Each set, called Frankenstein L.E. , is handcrafted from antiqued brass to emulate Victorian laboratory equipment with dark ruthenium electroplating.
OPS: Frankenstein LE fountain pen.
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Frankenstein inspired pen comes with mad scientist lab
Ferrari Press Agency
Frankenstein 1
Ref 15801
26/04/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Montegrappa
Italian luxury goods maker Montegrappa has a monster new offering for collectors — a pen that pays tribute to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein horror story.
And the writing instrument, in fountain and rollerball options, comes packaged in a Dr Frankenstein-style lab with the pan strapped to a table.
The limited-edition writing creation is dedicated to the 1931 Universal Pictures adaptation of English author Shelley’s 1816 novel Frankenstein, panned when she was aged just 18.
It was first published two years later.
A Montegrappa spokesperson said it was inspired by the” iconic, mad-scientist aesthetic of Universal’s Frankenstein.”
Each set, called Frankenstein L.E. , is handcrafted from antiqued brass to emulate Victorian laboratory equipment with dark ruthenium electroplating.
OPS: Frankenstein LE fountain pen laboratory package
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Frankenstein inspired pen comes with mad scientist lab
Ferrari Press Agency
Frankenstein 1
Ref 15801
26/04/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Montegrappa
Italian luxury goods maker Montegrappa has a monster new offering for collectors — a pen that pays tribute to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein horror story.
And the writing instrument, in fountain and rollerball options, comes packaged in a Dr Frankenstein-style lab with the pan strapped to a table.
The limited-edition writing creation is dedicated to the 1931 Universal Pictures adaptation of English author Shelley’s 1816 novel Frankenstein, panned when she was aged just 18.
It was first published two years later.
A Montegrappa spokesperson said it was inspired by the” iconic, mad-scientist aesthetic of Universal’s Frankenstein.”
Each set, called Frankenstein L.E. , is handcrafted from antiqued brass to emulate Victorian laboratory equipment with dark ruthenium electroplating.
OPS: Frankenstein LE fountain pen laboratory package
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_168909255_FER
Frankenstein inspired pen comes with mad scientist lab
Ferrari Press Agency
Frankenstein 1
Ref 15801
26/04/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Montegrappa
Italian luxury goods maker Montegrappa has a monster new offering for collectors — a pen that pays tribute to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein horror story.
And the writing instrument, in fountain and rollerball options, comes packaged in a Dr Frankenstein-style lab with the pan strapped to a table.
The limited-edition writing creation is dedicated to the 1931 Universal Pictures adaptation of English author Shelley’s 1816 novel Frankenstein, panned when she was aged just 18.
It was first published two years later.
A Montegrappa spokesperson said it was inspired by the” iconic, mad-scientist aesthetic of Universal’s Frankenstein.”
Each set, called Frankenstein L.E. , is handcrafted from antiqued brass to emulate Victorian laboratory equipment with dark ruthenium electroplating.
OPS: Frankenstein LE pen;s have a mechanism that opens a shutter to reveal the green faced Frankenstein's monster in the pen cap
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Frankenstein inspired pen comes with mad scientist lab
Ferrari Press Agency
Frankenstein 1
Ref 15801
26/04/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Montegrappa
Italian luxury goods maker Montegrappa has a monster new offering for collectors — a pen that pays tribute to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein horror story.
And the writing instrument, in fountain and rollerball options, comes packaged in a Dr Frankenstein-style lab with the pan strapped to a table.
The limited-edition writing creation is dedicated to the 1931 Universal Pictures adaptation of English author Shelley’s 1816 novel Frankenstein, panned when she was aged just 18.
It was first published two years later.
A Montegrappa spokesperson said it was inspired by the” iconic, mad-scientist aesthetic of Universal’s Frankenstein.”
Each set, called Frankenstein L.E. , is handcrafted from antiqued brass to emulate Victorian laboratory equipment with dark ruthenium electroplating.
OPS: Frankenstein LE pen;s have a mechanism that opens a shutter to reveal the green faced Frankenstein's monster in the pen cap
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_168909253_FER
Frankenstein inspired pen comes with mad scientist lab
Ferrari Press Agency
Frankenstein 1
Ref 15801
26/04/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Montegrappa
Italian luxury goods maker Montegrappa has a monster new offering for collectors — a pen that pays tribute to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein horror story.
And the writing instrument, in fountain and rollerball options, comes packaged in a Dr Frankenstein-style lab with the pan strapped to a table.
The limited-edition writing creation is dedicated to the 1931 Universal Pictures adaptation of English author Shelley’s 1816 novel Frankenstein, panned when she was aged just 18.
It was first published two years later.
A Montegrappa spokesperson said it was inspired by the” iconic, mad-scientist aesthetic of Universal’s Frankenstein.”
Each set, called Frankenstein L.E. , is handcrafted from antiqued brass to emulate Victorian laboratory equipment with dark ruthenium electroplating.
OPS: Frankenstein LE rollerball pen.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_168909252_FER
Frankenstein inspired pen comes with mad scientist lab
Ferrari Press Agency
Frankenstein 1
Ref 15801
26/04/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Montegrappa
Italian luxury goods maker Montegrappa has a monster new offering for collectors — a pen that pays tribute to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein horror story.
And the writing instrument, in fountain and rollerball options, comes packaged in a Dr Frankenstein-style lab with the pan strapped to a table.
The limited-edition writing creation is dedicated to the 1931 Universal Pictures adaptation of English author Shelley’s 1816 novel Frankenstein, panned when she was aged just 18.
It was first published two years later.
A Montegrappa spokesperson said it was inspired by the” iconic, mad-scientist aesthetic of Universal’s Frankenstein.”
Each set, called Frankenstein L.E. , is handcrafted from antiqued brass to emulate Victorian laboratory equipment with dark ruthenium electroplating.
OPS: Frankenstein LE pen;s have a mechanism that opens a shutter to reveal the green faced Frankenstein's monster in the pen cap
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Smart notebook links the written word into the digital domain
Ferrari Press Agency
Note book 1
Ref 15334
28/11/2023
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Pictures MUST credit: XNote
A high tech notebook that instantly transcribes any writings or drawings onto a smartphone or tablet, has been unveiled.
The XNote is powered by artificial intelligence in the form of ChatGPT.
The package is made up of a paper notebook, a smart pen and an app.
It is also able to automatically create reminders and tag notes so they can be found more easily using keywords.
It is not language specific so it can be used by any , including dialects, around the world.
The XNote also has the ability to make handwritten notes interactive.
Through its sophisticated technology, users can query past entries, request concise summaries of detailed notes, and even generate quizzes for study purposes.
This is achieved by using a smart pen equipped with a specialised sensor that is said to accurately capture the writer's inputs.
Each stroke, word, and doodle gets recorded.
OPS: The XNote notebook, pen and app.
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Smart notebook links the written word into the digital domain
Ferrari Press Agency
Note book 1
Ref 15334
28/11/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: XNote
A high tech notebook that instantly transcribes any writings or drawings onto a smartphone or tablet, has been unveiled.
The XNote is powered by artificial intelligence in the form of ChatGPT.
The package is made up of a paper notebook, a smart pen and an app.
It is also able to automatically create reminders and tag notes so they can be found more easily using keywords.
It is not language specific so it can be used by any , including dialects, around the world.
The XNote also has the ability to make handwritten notes interactive.
Through its sophisticated technology, users can query past entries, request concise summaries of detailed notes, and even generate quizzes for study purposes.
This is achieved by using a smart pen equipped with a specialised sensor that is said to accurately capture the writer's inputs.
Each stroke, word, and doodle gets recorded.
OPS: The XNote notebook, pen and app.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Smart notebook links the written word into the digital domain
Ferrari Press Agency
Note book 1
Ref 15334
28/11/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: XNote
A high tech notebook that instantly transcribes any writings or drawings onto a smartphone or tablet, has been unveiled.
The XNote is powered by artificial intelligence in the form of ChatGPT.
The package is made up of a paper notebook, a smart pen and an app.
It is also able to automatically create reminders and tag notes so they can be found more easily using keywords.
It is not language specific so it can be used by any , including dialects, around the world.
The XNote also has the ability to make handwritten notes interactive.
Through its sophisticated technology, users can query past entries, request concise summaries of detailed notes, and even generate quizzes for study purposes.
This is achieved by using a smart pen equipped with a specialised sensor that is said to accurately capture the writer's inputs.
Each stroke, word, and doodle gets recorded.
OPS: The XNote notebook, pen and app.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Smart notebook links the written word into the digital domain
Ferrari Press Agency
Note book 1
Ref 15334
28/11/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: XNote
A high tech notebook that instantly transcribes any writings or drawings onto a smartphone or tablet, has been unveiled.
The XNote is powered by artificial intelligence in the form of ChatGPT.
The package is made up of a paper notebook, a smart pen and an app.
It is also able to automatically create reminders and tag notes so they can be found more easily using keywords.
It is not language specific so it can be used by any , including dialects, around the world.
The XNote also has the ability to make handwritten notes interactive.
Through its sophisticated technology, users can query past entries, request concise summaries of detailed notes, and even generate quizzes for study purposes.
This is achieved by using a smart pen equipped with a specialised sensor that is said to accurately capture the writer's inputs.
Each stroke, word, and doodle gets recorded.
OPS: The XNote notebook, pen and app.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Smart notebook links the written word into the digital domain
Ferrari Press Agency
Note book 1
Ref 15334
28/11/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: XNote
A high tech notebook that instantly transcribes any writings or drawings onto a smartphone or tablet, has been unveiled.
The XNote is powered by artificial intelligence in the form of ChatGPT.
The package is made up of a paper notebook, a smart pen and an app.
It is also able to automatically create reminders and tag notes so they can be found more easily using keywords.
It is not language specific so it can be used by any , including dialects, around the world.
The XNote also has the ability to make handwritten notes interactive.
Through its sophisticated technology, users can query past entries, request concise summaries of detailed notes, and even generate quizzes for study purposes.
This is achieved by using a smart pen equipped with a specialised sensor that is said to accurately capture the writer's inputs.
Each stroke, word, and doodle gets recorded.
OPS: The XNote notebook, pen and app.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_163223774_FER
Smart notebook links the written word into the digital domain
Ferrari Press Agency
Note book 1
Ref 15334
28/11/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: XNote
A high tech notebook that instantly transcribes any writings or drawings onto a smartphone or tablet, has been unveiled.
The XNote is powered by artificial intelligence in the form of ChatGPT.
The package is made up of a paper notebook, a smart pen and an app.
It is also able to automatically create reminders and tag notes so they can be found more easily using keywords.
It is not language specific so it can be used by any , including dialects, around the world.
The XNote also has the ability to make handwritten notes interactive.
Through its sophisticated technology, users can query past entries, request concise summaries of detailed notes, and even generate quizzes for study purposes.
This is achieved by using a smart pen equipped with a specialised sensor that is said to accurately capture the writer's inputs.
Each stroke, word, and doodle gets recorded.
OPS: The XNote notebook, pen and app.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_163223773_FER
Smart notebook links the written word into the digital domain
Ferrari Press Agency
Note book 1
Ref 15334
28/11/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: XNote
A high tech notebook that instantly transcribes any writings or drawings onto a smartphone or tablet, has been unveiled.
The XNote is powered by artificial intelligence in the form of ChatGPT.
The package is made up of a paper notebook, a smart pen and an app.
It is also able to automatically create reminders and tag notes so they can be found more easily using keywords.
It is not language specific so it can be used by any , including dialects, around the world.
The XNote also has the ability to make handwritten notes interactive.
Through its sophisticated technology, users can query past entries, request concise summaries of detailed notes, and even generate quizzes for study purposes.
This is achieved by using a smart pen equipped with a specialised sensor that is said to accurately capture the writer's inputs.
Each stroke, word, and doodle gets recorded.
OPS: The XNote notebook and pen
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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Smart notebook links the written word into the digital domain
Ferrari Press Agency
Note book 1
Ref 15334
28/11/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: XNote
A high tech notebook that instantly transcribes any writings or drawings onto a smartphone or tablet, has been unveiled.
The XNote is powered by artificial intelligence in the form of ChatGPT.
The package is made up of a paper notebook, a smart pen and an app.
It is also able to automatically create reminders and tag notes so they can be found more easily using keywords.
It is not language specific so it can be used by any , including dialects, around the world.
The XNote also has the ability to make handwritten notes interactive.
Through its sophisticated technology, users can query past entries, request concise summaries of detailed notes, and even generate quizzes for study purposes.
This is achieved by using a smart pen equipped with a specialised sensor that is said to accurately capture the writer's inputs.
Each stroke, word, and doodle gets recorded.
OPS: The XNote notebook, pen and app.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_163223771_FER
Smart notebook links the written word into the digital domain
Ferrari Press Agency
Note book 1
Ref 15334
28/11/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures MUST credit: XNote
A high tech notebook that instantly transcribes any writings or drawings onto a smartphone or tablet, has been unveiled.
The XNote is powered by artificial intelligence in the form of ChatGPT.
The package is made up of a paper notebook, a smart pen and an app.
It is also able to automatically create reminders and tag notes so they can be found more easily using keywords.
It is not language specific so it can be used by any , including dialects, around the world.
The XNote also has the ability to make handwritten notes interactive.
Through its sophisticated technology, users can query past entries, request concise summaries of detailed notes, and even generate quizzes for study purposes.
This is achieved by using a smart pen equipped with a specialised sensor that is said to accurately capture the writer's inputs.
Each stroke, word, and doodle gets recorded.
OPS: The XNote notebook
Picture supplied by Ferrari
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New kitchen device is a sweet treat for bakers.
Ferrari Press Agency
Chef Doodler 1
Ref 14833
02/06/2023
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Pictures must credit: WobbleWorks
A new 3D pen is set to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The ChefDoodler lets cooks draw shapes and structures in sugar.
The cutting-edge culinary tool has been designed to make things like elaborate cake decorations simply to do.
The US company behind the pen, WobbleWorks, says it was inspired to create the device because traditional sugar sculpting methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and can be dangerous.
A spokesperson explained:” It removes the most frustrating barriers to sugar work - heating, sugar stability, and working quickly before the sugar sets. “
Users load the ChefDoodler with capsules of isomalt, a sugar substitute that available in a six colour range.
They then select a speed setting and start drawing eye-catching sweet treats in seconds.
The pen extrudes strands slowly for intricate work or fast for filling in shapes and structures, and comes with two removable nozzles, two capsule cartridges, a cleaning brush and a power supply with international adapters.
A transparent silicone mat is also supplied as a base for building 3D structures or for following stencils placed underneath.
OPS: Creating with the ChefDoodler
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New kitchen device is a sweet treat for bakers.
Ferrari Press Agency
Chef Doodler 1
Ref 14833
02/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: WobbleWorks
A new 3D pen is set to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The ChefDoodler lets cooks draw shapes and structures in sugar.
The cutting-edge culinary tool has been designed to make things like elaborate cake decorations simply to do.
The US company behind the pen, WobbleWorks, says it was inspired to create the device because traditional sugar sculpting methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and can be dangerous.
A spokesperson explained:” It removes the most frustrating barriers to sugar work - heating, sugar stability, and working quickly before the sugar sets. “
Users load the ChefDoodler with capsules of isomalt, a sugar substitute that available in a six colour range.
They then select a speed setting and start drawing eye-catching sweet treats in seconds.
The pen extrudes strands slowly for intricate work or fast for filling in shapes and structures, and comes with two removable nozzles, two capsule cartridges, a cleaning brush and a power supply with international adapters.
A transparent silicone mat is also supplied as a base for building 3D structures or for following stencils placed underneath.
OPS: Creating with the ChefDoodler
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New kitchen device is a sweet treat for bakers.
Ferrari Press Agency
Chef Doodler 1
Ref 14833
02/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: WobbleWorks
A new 3D pen is set to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The ChefDoodler lets cooks draw shapes and structures in sugar.
The cutting-edge culinary tool has been designed to make things like elaborate cake decorations simply to do.
The US company behind the pen, WobbleWorks, says it was inspired to create the device because traditional sugar sculpting methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and can be dangerous.
A spokesperson explained:” It removes the most frustrating barriers to sugar work - heating, sugar stability, and working quickly before the sugar sets. “
Users load the ChefDoodler with capsules of isomalt, a sugar substitute that available in a six colour range.
They then select a speed setting and start drawing eye-catching sweet treats in seconds.
The pen extrudes strands slowly for intricate work or fast for filling in shapes and structures, and comes with two removable nozzles, two capsule cartridges, a cleaning brush and a power supply with international adapters.
A transparent silicone mat is also supplied as a base for building 3D structures or for following stencils placed underneath.
OPS: Creations made with the ChefDoodler
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New kitchen device is a sweet treat for bakers.
Ferrari Press Agency
Chef Doodler 1
Ref 14833
02/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: WobbleWorks
A new 3D pen is set to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The ChefDoodler lets cooks draw shapes and structures in sugar.
The cutting-edge culinary tool has been designed to make things like elaborate cake decorations simply to do.
The US company behind the pen, WobbleWorks, says it was inspired to create the device because traditional sugar sculpting methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and can be dangerous.
A spokesperson explained:” It removes the most frustrating barriers to sugar work - heating, sugar stability, and working quickly before the sugar sets. “
Users load the ChefDoodler with capsules of isomalt, a sugar substitute that available in a six colour range.
They then select a speed setting and start drawing eye-catching sweet treats in seconds.
The pen extrudes strands slowly for intricate work or fast for filling in shapes and structures, and comes with two removable nozzles, two capsule cartridges, a cleaning brush and a power supply with international adapters.
A transparent silicone mat is also supplied as a base for building 3D structures or for following stencils placed underneath.
OPS: Creations made with the ChefDoodler
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New kitchen device is a sweet treat for bakers.
Ferrari Press Agency
Chef Doodler 1
Ref 14833
02/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: WobbleWorks
A new 3D pen is set to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The ChefDoodler lets cooks draw shapes and structures in sugar.
The cutting-edge culinary tool has been designed to make things like elaborate cake decorations simply to do.
The US company behind the pen, WobbleWorks, says it was inspired to create the device because traditional sugar sculpting methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and can be dangerous.
A spokesperson explained:” It removes the most frustrating barriers to sugar work - heating, sugar stability, and working quickly before the sugar sets. “
Users load the ChefDoodler with capsules of isomalt, a sugar substitute that available in a six colour range.
They then select a speed setting and start drawing eye-catching sweet treats in seconds.
The pen extrudes strands slowly for intricate work or fast for filling in shapes and structures, and comes with two removable nozzles, two capsule cartridges, a cleaning brush and a power supply with international adapters.
A transparent silicone mat is also supplied as a base for building 3D structures or for following stencils placed underneath.
OPS: Creations made with the ChefDoodler
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New kitchen device is a sweet treat for bakers.
Ferrari Press Agency
Chef Doodler 1
Ref 14833
02/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: WobbleWorks
A new 3D pen is set to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The ChefDoodler lets cooks draw shapes and structures in sugar.
The cutting-edge culinary tool has been designed to make things like elaborate cake decorations simply to do.
The US company behind the pen, WobbleWorks, says it was inspired to create the device because traditional sugar sculpting methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and can be dangerous.
A spokesperson explained:” It removes the most frustrating barriers to sugar work - heating, sugar stability, and working quickly before the sugar sets. “
Users load the ChefDoodler with capsules of isomalt, a sugar substitute that available in a six colour range.
They then select a speed setting and start drawing eye-catching sweet treats in seconds.
The pen extrudes strands slowly for intricate work or fast for filling in shapes and structures, and comes with two removable nozzles, two capsule cartridges, a cleaning brush and a power supply with international adapters.
A transparent silicone mat is also supplied as a base for building 3D structures or for following stencils placed underneath.
OPS: Creating with the ChefDoodler
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New kitchen device is a sweet treat for bakers.
Ferrari Press Agency
Chef Doodler 1
Ref 14833
02/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: WobbleWorks
A new 3D pen is set to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The ChefDoodler lets cooks draw shapes and structures in sugar.
The cutting-edge culinary tool has been designed to make things like elaborate cake decorations simply to do.
The US company behind the pen, WobbleWorks, says it was inspired to create the device because traditional sugar sculpting methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and can be dangerous.
A spokesperson explained:” It removes the most frustrating barriers to sugar work - heating, sugar stability, and working quickly before the sugar sets. “
Users load the ChefDoodler with capsules of isomalt, a sugar substitute that available in a six colour range.
They then select a speed setting and start drawing eye-catching sweet treats in seconds.
The pen extrudes strands slowly for intricate work or fast for filling in shapes and structures, and comes with two removable nozzles, two capsule cartridges, a cleaning brush and a power supply with international adapters.
A transparent silicone mat is also supplied as a base for building 3D structures or for following stencils placed underneath.
OPS: Creating with the ChefDoodler
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New kitchen device is a sweet treat for bakers.
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A new 3D pen is set to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The ChefDoodler lets cooks draw shapes and structures in sugar.
The cutting-edge culinary tool has been designed to make things like elaborate cake decorations simply to do.
The US company behind the pen, WobbleWorks, says it was inspired to create the device because traditional sugar sculpting methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and can be dangerous.
A spokesperson explained:” It removes the most frustrating barriers to sugar work - heating, sugar stability, and working quickly before the sugar sets. “
Users load the ChefDoodler with capsules of isomalt, a sugar substitute that available in a six colour range.
They then select a speed setting and start drawing eye-catching sweet treats in seconds.
The pen extrudes strands slowly for intricate work or fast for filling in shapes and structures, and comes with two removable nozzles, two capsule cartridges, a cleaning brush and a power supply with international adapters.
A transparent silicone mat is also supplied as a base for building 3D structures or for following stencils placed underneath.
OPS: Creating with the ChefDoodler
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New kitchen device is a sweet treat for bakers.
Ferrari Press Agency
Chef Doodler 1
Ref 14833
02/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: WobbleWorks
A new 3D pen is set to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The ChefDoodler lets cooks draw shapes and structures in sugar.
The cutting-edge culinary tool has been designed to make things like elaborate cake decorations simply to do.
The US company behind the pen, WobbleWorks, says it was inspired to create the device because traditional sugar sculpting methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and can be dangerous.
A spokesperson explained:” It removes the most frustrating barriers to sugar work - heating, sugar stability, and working quickly before the sugar sets. “
Users load the ChefDoodler with capsules of isomalt, a sugar substitute that available in a six colour range.
They then select a speed setting and start drawing eye-catching sweet treats in seconds.
The pen extrudes strands slowly for intricate work or fast for filling in shapes and structures, and comes with two removable nozzles, two capsule cartridges, a cleaning brush and a power supply with international adapters.
A transparent silicone mat is also supplied as a base for building 3D structures or for following stencils placed underneath.
OPS: Creations made with the ChefDoodler
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New kitchen device is a sweet treat for bakers.
Ferrari Press Agency
Chef Doodler 1
Ref 14833
02/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: WobbleWorks
A new 3D pen is set to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The ChefDoodler lets cooks draw shapes and structures in sugar.
The cutting-edge culinary tool has been designed to make things like elaborate cake decorations simply to do.
The US company behind the pen, WobbleWorks, says it was inspired to create the device because traditional sugar sculpting methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and can be dangerous.
A spokesperson explained:” It removes the most frustrating barriers to sugar work - heating, sugar stability, and working quickly before the sugar sets. “
Users load the ChefDoodler with capsules of isomalt, a sugar substitute that available in a six colour range.
They then select a speed setting and start drawing eye-catching sweet treats in seconds.
The pen extrudes strands slowly for intricate work or fast for filling in shapes and structures, and comes with two removable nozzles, two capsule cartridges, a cleaning brush and a power supply with international adapters.
A transparent silicone mat is also supplied as a base for building 3D structures or for following stencils placed underneath.
OPS: Creating with the ChefDoodler
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New kitchen device is a sweet treat for bakers.
Ferrari Press Agency
Chef Doodler 1
Ref 14833
02/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: WobbleWorks
A new 3D pen is set to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The ChefDoodler lets cooks draw shapes and structures in sugar.
The cutting-edge culinary tool has been designed to make things like elaborate cake decorations simply to do.
The US company behind the pen, WobbleWorks, says it was inspired to create the device because traditional sugar sculpting methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and can be dangerous.
A spokesperson explained:” It removes the most frustrating barriers to sugar work - heating, sugar stability, and working quickly before the sugar sets. “
Users load the ChefDoodler with capsules of isomalt, a sugar substitute that available in a six colour range.
They then select a speed setting and start drawing eye-catching sweet treats in seconds.
The pen extrudes strands slowly for intricate work or fast for filling in shapes and structures, and comes with two removable nozzles, two capsule cartridges, a cleaning brush and a power supply with international adapters.
A transparent silicone mat is also supplied as a base for building 3D structures or for following stencils placed underneath.
OPS: Creating with the ChefDoodler
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New kitchen device is a sweet treat for bakers.
Ferrari Press Agency
Chef Doodler 1
Ref 14833
02/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: WobbleWorks
A new 3D pen is set to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The ChefDoodler lets cooks draw shapes and structures in sugar.
The cutting-edge culinary tool has been designed to make things like elaborate cake decorations simply to do.
The US company behind the pen, WobbleWorks, says it was inspired to create the device because traditional sugar sculpting methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and can be dangerous.
A spokesperson explained:” It removes the most frustrating barriers to sugar work - heating, sugar stability, and working quickly before the sugar sets. “
Users load the ChefDoodler with capsules of isomalt, a sugar substitute that available in a six colour range.
They then select a speed setting and start drawing eye-catching sweet treats in seconds.
The pen extrudes strands slowly for intricate work or fast for filling in shapes and structures, and comes with two removable nozzles, two capsule cartridges, a cleaning brush and a power supply with international adapters.
A transparent silicone mat is also supplied as a base for building 3D structures or for following stencils placed underneath.
OPS: Creations made with the ChefDoodler
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New kitchen device is a sweet treat for bakers.
Ferrari Press Agency
Chef Doodler 1
Ref 14833
02/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: WobbleWorks
A new 3D pen is set to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The ChefDoodler lets cooks draw shapes and structures in sugar.
The cutting-edge culinary tool has been designed to make things like elaborate cake decorations simply to do.
The US company behind the pen, WobbleWorks, says it was inspired to create the device because traditional sugar sculpting methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and can be dangerous.
A spokesperson explained:” It removes the most frustrating barriers to sugar work - heating, sugar stability, and working quickly before the sugar sets. “
Users load the ChefDoodler with capsules of isomalt, a sugar substitute that available in a six colour range.
They then select a speed setting and start drawing eye-catching sweet treats in seconds.
The pen extrudes strands slowly for intricate work or fast for filling in shapes and structures, and comes with two removable nozzles, two capsule cartridges, a cleaning brush and a power supply with international adapters.
A transparent silicone mat is also supplied as a base for building 3D structures or for following stencils placed underneath.
OPS: Creations made with the ChefDoodler
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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New kitchen device is a sweet treat for bakers.
Ferrari Press Agency
Chef Doodler 1
Ref 14833
02/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: WobbleWorks
A new 3D pen is set to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The ChefDoodler lets cooks draw shapes and structures in sugar.
The cutting-edge culinary tool has been designed to make things like elaborate cake decorations simply to do.
The US company behind the pen, WobbleWorks, says it was inspired to create the device because traditional sugar sculpting methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and can be dangerous.
A spokesperson explained:” It removes the most frustrating barriers to sugar work - heating, sugar stability, and working quickly before the sugar sets. “
Users load the ChefDoodler with capsules of isomalt, a sugar substitute that available in a six colour range.
They then select a speed setting and start drawing eye-catching sweet treats in seconds.
The pen extrudes strands slowly for intricate work or fast for filling in shapes and structures, and comes with two removable nozzles, two capsule cartridges, a cleaning brush and a power supply with international adapters.
A transparent silicone mat is also supplied as a base for building 3D structures or for following stencils placed underneath.
OPS: Creating with the ChefDoodler.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_156075855_FER
New kitchen device is a sweet treat for bakers.
Ferrari Press Agency
Chef Doodler 1
Ref 14833
02/06/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: WobbleWorks
A new 3D pen is set to cook up a storm in the kitchen.
The ChefDoodler lets cooks draw shapes and structures in sugar.
The cutting-edge culinary tool has been designed to make things like elaborate cake decorations simply to do.
The US company behind the pen, WobbleWorks, says it was inspired to create the device because traditional sugar sculpting methods are cumbersome, time-consuming and can be dangerous.
A spokesperson explained:” It removes the most frustrating barriers to sugar work - heating, sugar stability, and working quickly before the sugar sets. “
Users load the ChefDoodler with capsules of isomalt, a sugar substitute that available in a six colour range.
They then select a speed setting and start drawing eye-catching sweet treats in seconds.
The pen extrudes strands slowly for intricate work or fast for filling in shapes and structures, and comes with two removable nozzles, two capsule cartridges, a cleaning brush and a power supply with international adapters.
A transparent silicone mat is also supplied as a base for building 3D structures or for following stencils placed underneath.
OPS: Creations made with the ChefDoodler
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French residents walk past campaign posters depicting outgoing president Emmanuel Macron on the last round of presidential elections in Paris, France, on Sunday April 24, 2022. Citizens went to the polls to choose between far-right candidate Marine Le Pen and Macron.
French Presidential Elections, Paris, France - 24 Apr 2022
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NEWS - Frankreich: Abstimmungssonntag der französischen Präsidentschaftsstichwahl
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A French resident votes on the last round of presidential elections in Paris, France, on Sunday April 24, 2022. French citizens went to the polls to choose between far-right candidate Marine Le Pen and outgoing President Emmanuel Macron.
French Presidential Elections, Paris, France - 24 Apr 2022
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NEWS - Frankreich: Abstimmungssonntag der französischen Präsidentschaftsstichwahl
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Residents walk past campaign posters on the last round of presidential elections in Paris, France, on Sunday April 24, 2022. French citizens went to the polls to choose between farright candidate Marine Le Pen and outgoing President Emmanuel Macron.
French Presidential Elections, Paris, France - 24 Apr 2022
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NEWS - Frankreich: Abstimmungssonntag der französischen Präsidentschaftsstichwahl
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Residents walk past campaign posters on the last round of presidential elections in Paris, France, on Sunday April 24, 2022. French citizens went to the polls to choose between farright candidate Marine Le Pen and outgoing President Emmanuel Macron.
French Presidential Elections, Paris, France - 24 Apr 2022
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NEWS - Frankreich: Abstimmungssonntag der französischen Präsidentschaftsstichwahl
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French residents vote behind the curtains of the ballot booth on the last round of presidential elections in Paris, France, on Sunday April 24, 2022. French citizens went to the polls to choose between far-right candidate Marine Le Pen and outgoing President Emmanuel Macron.
French Presidential Elections, Paris, France - 24 Apr 2022
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NEWS - Frankreich: Abstimmungssonntag der französischen Präsidentschaftsstichwahl
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Residents walk past campaign posters on the last round of presidential elections in Paris, France, on Sunday April 24, 2022. French citizens went to the polls to choose between farright candidate Marine Le Pen and outgoing President Emmanuel Macron.
French Presidential Elections, Paris, France - 24 Apr 2022
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NEWS - Frankreich: Abstimmungssonntag der französischen Präsidentschaftsstichwahl
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French residents line up to vote on the last round of presidential elections in Paris, France, on Sunday April 24, 2022. French citizens went to the polls to choose between far-right candidate Marine Le Pen and outgoing President Emmanuel Macron.
French Presidential Elections, Paris, France - 24 Apr 2022
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NEWS - Frankreich: Abstimmungssonntag der französischen Präsidentschaftsstichwahl
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French residents walk past campaign posters depicting outgoing president Emmanuel Macron on the last round of presidential elections in Paris, France, on Sunday April 24, 2022. Citizens went to the polls to choose between far-right candidate Marine Le Pen and Macron.
French Presidential Elections, Paris, France - 24 Apr 2022
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NEWS - Frankreich: Abstimmungssonntag der französischen Präsidentschaftsstichwahl
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French residents walk past campaign posters depicting outgoing president Emmanuel Macron on the last round of presidential elections in Paris, France, on Sunday April 24, 2022. Citizens went to the polls to choose between far-right candidate Marine Le Pen and Macron.
French Presidential Elections, Paris, France - 24 Apr 2022
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NEWS - Frankreich: Abstimmungssonntag der französischen Präsidentschaftsstichwahl
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Maya Vidon-White/UPI/Shutterstock (12909629j)
French residents line up to vote on the last round of presidential elections in Paris, France, on Sunday April 24, 2022. French citizens went to the polls to choose between far-right candidate Marine Le Pen and outgoing President Emmanuel Macron.
French Presidential Elections, Paris, France - 24 Apr 2022
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NEWS - Frankreich: Abstimmungssonntag der französischen Präsidentschaftsstichwahl
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Maya Vidon-White/UPI/Shutterstock (12909629h)
Residents walk past campaign posters on the last round of presidential elections in Paris, France, on Sunday April 24, 2022. French citizens went to the polls to choose between farright candidate Marine Le Pen and outgoing President Emmanuel Macron.
French Presidential Elections, Paris, France - 24 Apr 2022
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