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Watch: ‘flatten’ is the Simple Experimental Joy of Squashing Food Items to a Beat

By  · Published on June 12th, 2012

Why Watch? It’s food being squished.

Sometimes nothing more needs to be said. Enjoy.

What will it cost? Only 1 minute.

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