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Stop-motion spaghetti made from everyday objects (video) [1]

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Date: 2025-02-27

I'm addicted to watching Western Spaghetti by PES. This stop-motion cooking video from 2008 turns a variety of everyday objects into a concoction of wonderful sounds and illusions. A Rubik's cube, candy corn, pin cushions, felt, dollar bills, and more appear to be melting and sizzling in a striking way.

The end of the video is the most scrumptious part, when a ball of cheese (yarn) is grated with a cheese grater over the final pasta dish. I wish I could watch an hour-long version of this. Somehow, this video managed to make me incredibly hungry, despite the fact that nothing in it is actually edible.

See also: Video: HOW TO put a Rubik's Cube in a bottle

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