Http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/5467

No one seems to have posted this yet. Still in the Cool Box but almost gone.

So simple and so good. The explanation is almost better than the trick. Where Blaze was simple and dumb, this is simple and astounding. It's little moments like this that make me love magic.

Geez I know but after I got Blaze & got burnt "No Pun Intended" I just don't want to get taken again ! even though the price is low it adds up !!It does look good going to wait for reviews .

This is simple brilliance!!

The method will make you kick yourself and smile.

I will say that the small bit of necessary work is not as easy as you might first think.
The explanation could have done with a bit more detail on this part.

There's quite a few reviews up on penguin already. I'm still a little peeved about Blaze but you'll be pleased with this, it's so *** clever! Think it will take a little practice to make it as smooth as the demo but it's totally worth $6. You'll just smile when you see the secret.

I pulled the trigger on this for the cool box price and I am pleased with the trick. It is definitely workable. The funny thing for me was that after I purchased it, I was watching the download and as I watched the performance section before the explanation, the method became clear to me. No regrets though as we should always support the creator and it was totally worth the 6 bucks.

I guessed the method without buying.

Anyone else struggling to get the spaghetti in place to do the reveal?

I've been trying for a few hours now and can't seem to do what is necessary.

If anyone has any tips Id really appreciate a chat via PM.

Got it love it will use this in my act can't wait to have s play

I finally guessed it too.... someone said that putting the strand back in the box was also deceiving, and I thought about that part and guessed it. (but that's after staring at the video a zillion times). But I still got the effect at the cool box price, and I have to admit that this is super clever- and the story he told about stumbling onto the effect while he was at the supermarket with his wife was very funny, too. This is really cool. I really smiled when I realized the method. So, so clever.

Really guys. Does any one really care if you guessed it?

Thinking the same thing.there like a bunch of little kids.

I have no idea how it's done ! I ay have to check this out but it says not to perform to close ?

You would need to be a little distance away, but not too far. You couldn't do it a foot away from someone.

Meetmagicmike and mr effecto- sorry guys, I wasn't trying to act like a child and be like "I guessed it and you didn't, ha ha ha," just joining in and making conversation, and I constantly hear people saying they figured out or guessed methods during threads. And that's fine with me. Just part of the discussion, that's all. And nobody really cares about what YOU think of that, either.

David- yea, I'm having trouble too getting it into place but I tried this... I put the pieces in my hand with the gimmick hidden in my other hand. Instead of putting all of the pieces in my mouth at once I put in a few pieces at a time (so you still get the crunch sound). I then put the last piece in along with the gimmick. Almost like a "oops - 1 little piece still left in my hand" and then load it in. What I really like about this is that I really thought originally the strand was hidden on the side, or somehow behind him because of the way he turned his head. It's just so clever.

Usually I load the gimick before the performance. Then do one or two tricks before going into "Al Dente".
It takes just a little practice (actually not really practice, more a kind of getting used to) and the gimick won't disturb you at all.

Well, that's at least what works for me.

Best, markus

I could be way off the mark but the first time I watched this it just looked like a piece of elastic being stretched.

I think this is a great trick. It would have fooled me if I hadn't seen it before.

I wish Chad would release a high quality DVD set of all his magic with a live audience. He's one of my top five favorite magicians in the world.

Robert

As some above, after watching the demo, once, my response was "Duuuuh". I guess this is why some people are more impressed than others with our magic - we respond/interpret differently to what we see.

In short, I see this as a cute gag.

John