Ali (from Gimmie Some Oven) had a simple idea: cook pasta, rinse to cool, toss it into zip top bags with food coloring inside, then rinse your pasta once more. The result? Colored noodle explosion! What a fun idea for kids, or just very playful adults! Check out the full tutorial below.
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