This Machine Creates a Mesmerizing Waterfall of Pasta 🍝 Inside The Factory | Smithsonian Channel

The extruder is the factory machine that forces pasta dough through individual holes to create endless strips of pasta. The result is something akin to a free-flowing pasta waterfall! In 1 minute, it transforms 200 pounds of pasta dough into 52 miles of spaghetti!
From: Inside The Factory
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[@elliotkeil6063]

“Yes. Because they are…blegh.”

[@ChroniclogicalJeff]

The Flying Spaghetti Monsters has seen some things.

[@biswaroopmaiti2943]

Why did they remove the black wheat grains? What is wrong with them?

[@amnesiai]

I like pasta

[@patriciaschuster1371]

Me, too. My friends call me Patty Pasta. Yum.

[@LawatheMEid]

What is the name of manufacturing co. Of the production line?

[@Taomantom]

Pasta without eggs???!!

[@LSheWolf84]

*FUN FACT;* That's NOT Spaghetti!
Actually,
The correct terminology and pronunciation is...Pasta! {{Pasta, Pasta, Pasta}} AND NOT
Spaghetti...{{Spaghetti, Spaghetti, Spaghetti}}
Italians(especially, Italian women) and are extremely sensitive when you don't use the correct terminology, mispronounce, and/or
mislabel it as Spaghetti and not Pasta.

[@EJayMD-11]

Nobody cares.

[@JK-js2td]

​@@EJayMD-11 nobody cares about your lame comment either...i can assure you!

[@EJayMD-11]

@@JK-js2td yeah you do, because here you are.

[@JK-js2td]

@@EJayMD-11 once again...lame! Go take a long walk off a short pier!

[@yuppers1]

Pasta used to be made by people who could afford to raise families and retire

[@LSheWolf84]

I never heard of that claim before but just because I never heard anything about it before doesn't it mean that it's false. Do you have anymore information on that topic? I would like to look into it more

[@i_am_a_freespirit]

So, we need machines for almost everything...when we don't have electricity any longer...what then?

[@elliotkeil6063]

…then we make more electricity? Unless generators stop existing, at which point I think we’d have much bigger problems on our hands than electricity shortages.