In "The Fusilli Jerry" Kramer made a figurine of Jerry out of fusilli pasta, and he mentioned he was working on one of George, to be made out of ravioli. In "The Understudy" Kramer made one of Bette Midler, out of macaroni. The question is, what type of pasta should Kramer use for himself, Elaine, and any other minor characters (Newman, Mickey, etc.)?
Pasta People
Fans playfully assign pasta types to Seinfeld characters based on their personalities, debating which noodles best represent Kramer, Elaine, Newman, and others.
In , "Mr. Gone" writes:
Kramer - Cannelloni Elaine - Angel hair Newman -
why cannelloni? i think rotini.
newman-wheels. i don't know if there's an italian name at all for them.
Newman would have to be a really big ravioli!
Wasn't George supposed to be ravioli, I should think Newman would have to be made out of industrial sized lasange. Secondly in the Pool Guy you can see loads of Pasta people lined up behind Kramer, does anyone know who these are?
I calling the shots around here!
mark
Kramer is Manicotti... since this pasta is usually filled with all sorts of stuff
Elaine is Angel Hair pasta...
Newman is any pasta that is massively overcooked so that it becomes an annoying, clumpy mass
Alan
Newman is any pasta that is massively overcooked so that it becomes an annoying, clumpy mass
Alan Ganapol said this about that:
That would be gnocci
Mickey is orzo
Somehow I see Uncle Leo in farfalle...