Introducing S'mores Spaghetti - Wait, What!?

Are you sick and tired of traditional s'mores? Perhaps there just hasn't been as much innovation in the world of chocolate, marshmallow and graham crackers as you'd like.
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Are you sick and tired of traditional s'mores? Perhaps there just hasn't been as much innovation in the world of chocolate, marshmallow and graham crackers as you'd like. Well, why not try some s'mores spaghetti?

The brown "noodles" you see in the pictures are really made of Hershey's chocolate. The white ones? Melted marshmallow. Topping it all off are a couple crushed up graham crackers.

The chocolate and marshmallow noodles are made using agar powder, which is derived from algae and can be used to turn liquids into gels. The cooking process involves melting the chocolate and marshmallows in separate bowls and combining each one with a little bit of water, some milk and two grams of agar powder.

The mixture is then sucked up into a plastic syringe and injected into plastic tubing, which is placed in a bowl of ice water to allow the spaghetti to set. After a few minutes air is injected back into the plastic tubes thus pushing the finished noodles out the other end.

The great thing about agar powder is that it's completely tasteless, so when biting into the s'mores spaghetti all that your taste buds are met with are the flavors of chocolate and marshmallow.

Still not interested? perhaps you'd enjoy Peeps s'mores, deep fried s'mores, a s'moreo or a s'mores quesadilla instead!

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