So I guess now I have seen everything… A Youtuber by the name of HotAcid recently uploaded a video of his latest creation, a Midi keyboard made out of pizza.
This pizza keyboard might just have the stickiest keys you’ve ever seen, but boy can it play a mean Tarantella.
After baking the frozen pizza in the oven for 10 minutes on 200 degrees, the chef and instrument builder proceeds to insert Arduino touch sensors into each of the eight slices.
With the pizza’s pepperoni pads acting as touch sensors, HotAcid plays Tarantella Napoletana, a classic Napolese folk song written by Gioachino Antonio Rossini. Let’s just say he finishes it, crust and all.
For those of you wondering, the greasy-fingered YouTuber assures his audience that “The pizza was eaten afterwards, no food was in pain.”
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