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Noodles of fun as UK researchers create the world’s thinnest spaghetti

22 Nov 2024 Michael Banks
pasta thinner than spaghetti
Penne for your thoughts: not visible with the naked eye, the spaghetti is only 372 nanometres across. (Courtesy: Beatrice Britton / Adam Clancy)
While spaghetti might have a diameter of a couple of millimetres and capelli d’angelo (angel h

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