We’re down with making houses out of waffles or putting together gumdrop pyramids, but pouring molten copper on our food was never something we thought to do.
Until now.
Youtube user Tito4re seems to be making a name for himself as the Michelangelo of pouring melting copper on things. His latest venture was sending a bag of M&Ms up in metallic flames.
In the caption for the video, Tito4re says he will gift the “copper art piece” he’s created here to one of his subscribers, so long as they go to his Instagram and leave a comment on the M&M’s video there. He said he will “randomly pick a winner this Friday.”
The final product looks like this:
His Instagram account features several other items, mostly food, being covered in molten metal.
Our favorite video is this one featuring a cake that inexplicably says, “Happy New Year 2016!” It was posted July 23.
Tito4re says in his “About” section that he casts things in both aluminum and copper, indicating the melting points of each: Aluminum’s melting point is 1,221°F (660.3°C) and Copper’s is 1,984°F (1,085° C).
He warns viewers that it’s very dangerous to play with molten metal and urges all to not attempt to recreate anything he does.
What a time to be alive.
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