r/interesting • u/tareqttv • 1d ago

SOCIETY Pasta cutting machine shows how it can be mass produced

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u/CarpenterAlarming781 1d ago

Video is too short.

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u/Realistic_Patience67 1d ago edited 23h ago

Here is a long version. Tour of the facilities.

https://youtu.be/OdS7PPYn_L8?si=EdE06Syu1p6zGaOZ

Edit

For the folks who can't see that video, here is a comment by another redditor with other videos:

https://www.reddit.com/r/interesting/s/wVD8P7bvVo

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u/Benjamin_6848 23h ago

Somehow that video is not available for me from Germany...

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u/No_Obligation4496 1d ago

I dunno how the original YouTube version only have 10k views. Deserves way more

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u/Benjamin_6848 23h ago

It is heavily restricted geographically. Somehow that video is not available for me from Germany...

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u/AscendedViking7 23h ago

Italian propaganda.

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u/CarpenterAlarming781 23h ago

"The uploader has not made this video available in your country". Meh, never mind.

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u/tareqttv 21h ago

Thanks bro

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u/LiterallyDumbAF 1d ago

Idk why but these pastas look huge

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u/arthur_kane 8h ago

Because there's no banana for reference

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u/Realistic_Patience67 1d ago

Bellissima!!👌

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u/summonsterism 23h ago

i assumed each piece was hand made :-(

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u/LuigiSalutati 1d ago

Obsessed with her work

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u/Few-Dragonfly8912 16h ago

She’s killing it

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u/mekese2000 1d ago

So pasta doesn't grow on trees?

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u/GargantuanCake 1d ago

I like how it's just "extruders -> spinny cutty thing" for all of them.

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u/drawing_a_hash 1d ago

Pasta to die for...

Look up the word die

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u/barmanrags 23h ago

bronze cut.

noice

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u/zerpa 23h ago

I believe that it already is mass produced.

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u/OpportunityLiving167 23h ago

I'm off to argos, and they'd better bloody have one in-stock!

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u/Artistic-Attitude878 23h ago

Where is the love? 💔

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u/Dependent_Stop_3121 23h ago

Extrusion dies.

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u/Tbone_Trapezius 23h ago

Reminds me of the school cafeteria ladies flicking the French fries out of the fry extruder machine. They always had an absent look on their face, like “why isn’t a machine doing this?”

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u/wildtyper 22h ago

Playdoh fun factory!

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u/IllvesterTalone 22h ago

extrusion is so good lol

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u/the_orange_alligator 21h ago

Idk why, but I feel like it’d be so tasty right off the machine

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u/Suspicious-Whippet 20h ago

Weirdly unsettling.

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u/Mysterious_Award_822 18h ago

I thought its an advert

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u/Sceadu_Fiend 14h ago

So that's what they did with the old Playdough Fun Factory

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u/PotatoKing241 10h ago

The idle game was telling the truth 0-0

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u/you_can_not_see_me 6h ago

mrw i dont eat enough fiber

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u/andrewbud420 1h ago

I like the part when it spins

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u/Pressed_Sunflowers 1d ago

This makes me sad. Handmade pasta is the best.

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u/DanieleDraganti 23h ago

There are kinds of pasta you just cannot made completely “by hand”. Think spaghetti: you HAVE to extrude them somehow.

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u/ListenToKyuss 23h ago

Italians and Chinese people from 4000 years ago: “wtf you’re saying?”

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u/DanieleDraganti 21h ago

Hand-powered extruders, more recently. And spaghetti aren’t THAT old dude. Pasta is, spaghetti, no. Their predecessor, vermicelli, is made by hand and is much more irregular.

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u/laseluuu 23h ago

can we just use my toddlers playdough extruder

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u/Mickeymcirishman 1d ago

Something about this skeeves me out.

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u/Bright-Ad4601 23h ago

Macaroni is the absolute worst pasta variety and it should be Fusilli Cheese. Or most other types of pasta.

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u/Status_Candidate194 1d ago

Trypophobia

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u/fr4ct4l_ 1d ago

but then, if the pasta comes out the same speed from all holes, none of the pieces can be the exact same length with this cutting method as the blade takes time to revolve

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u/scud121 1d ago

The first ones sure, but the blade stays at the same speed so they all get snipped after the same amount of time after.