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Some men do not lack creativity to make their proposal the best ever for their lady. Thanks to social media, we learned how a man used 3D printing to propose his girlfriend. And it all starts with a banal story.

Evan Wilt has become famous on social media because of the way he eats Kit Kat (Brand of chocolate). In May, his girlfriend Haley Byrd posted a photo of him eating a Kit Kat. Unlike those who eat it bar after bar, Evan bit right into in one piece. People were so shocked that they told Haley to break up with him, which she did not.

In early July, the man proposed to his girlfriend. After a few exchanges with the brand of chocolate, Kit Kat helped him by 3D printing a bar of Kit Kat in which Evan had inserted a ring.  “From 3D printing to a lil Kit Kat magic, we were happy to give him a break and help with his proposal!” said the company on Twitter.

Further information has not been given on the 3D printer used. However, as a reminder, on the European market, 3D food printers such as byFlow and Procusini are already well known.

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