Using only a pair of chopsticks and 18.9 meters (62 feet) of gummy string, one intrepid Twitter user from Japan managed to knit herself an edible scarf. The evidence and entire creation process coming at you after the jump! Our adventurous knitter, who goes by the name Overtime Queen on Twitter, started out with 15 packages of citrus soda and cola flavored Ultra-string Q gummy candies that are said to be the longest-ever at over 126 centimeters (50 inches).
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