Video: The sweetest music ever. Peter Lardong's Chocolate Turntable Plates
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55
German brewer Peter Lardong managed to combine his two passions - food and retro music recorded on gramophone records - into an unusual work of art. After experimenting with all kinds of food, from butter to sausage, the 67-year-old brewer finally came up with an idea for what kind of food would be the perfect material for making edible phonograph records … Well, of course, chocolate! After Peter lost his job at the brewery, he decided to get serious about his idea of edible music records. Using the knowledge gained from many years of working in the brewery, Peter Lardong managed to come up with a special mixture of chocolate using butter, cocoa powder and lecithin, which would be ideal for creating "sweet music".
The resulting mixture is carefully heated on a stove before pouring into specially made silicone molds, where it solidifies, turning into plates that are hard enough to withstand the movement of the player's stylus on its surface, and does not crack before the piece of music is finished. Although the author of the chocolate records claims that the sweet record can be listened to up to 12 times.
Probably Peter Lardong's chocolate records can be considered the sweetest music on earth, the perfect musical accompaniment for a date. Not only does retro music always set people up in a romantic mood, but a chocolate plate can become an excellent appetizer for champagne or an independent dessert. Sweet music by Peter Lardong is patented in Germany and Japan.
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