PancakeBot is now on sale, ready to print wild designs -- even faces (pictures)

The final production model of the $299 PancakeBot was on display at IHHS 2016. It's available in hues of red and black.

The PancakeBot relies on its own reservoir of batter which you supply.

There's a control panel on the PancakeBot for tweaking the batter dispensing pressure as well as arm position.

I challenged the PancakBot to turn a picture of my face into a pancake.

You'll need to first use special software to trace photos into designs the PancakeBot can understand.

Once the PancakeBot had the design, it began to pour batter in a shape to match.

Here's how my pancake face and I looked side by side.

The PancakeBot demonstrated the ability to print other faces from photos. These included presidential candidates such as Bernie Sanders shown here.

Here's a pancake version of Donald Trump.

This what happens when Hillary Clinton's image is drawn by the PancakeBot.

How about tasting Ted Cruz's head as a pancake?