New York lawyer-turned-chef recreates Taylor Swift albums using homemade pasta
Danny Freeman, 37, created ravioli pasta to resemble all 10 of Taylor Swift's albums. The chef and content creator told Fox News Digital that he's a big fan of the pop star. The creation video has over 6.3 million Instagram views.
It’s no surprise that Swifties around the world have tried to express and celebrate their love for Taylor Swift in unique ways.
Some have created Swift-themed cakes, others have designed album-inspired clothing and some have even created original ice cream flavors after the pop star.
One chef, however, combined his love of cooking with his love for the 34-year-old star by creating pasta that resembles Swift’s 10 award-nominated albums.
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Danny Freeman is a 37-year-old from Beacon, New York, who practiced law for years before leaning into his cooking skills and posting content online beginning three years ago.
Freeman said he’s a "big fan" of Swift — but unfortunately he didn’t make it to a U.S. stop on the Eras Tour in 2023.
A New York chef created pasta resembling Taylor Swift's 10 albums. (Danny Freeman)
Instead, he decided to do the next best thing.
He used his craft and his skills with pasta to "duplicate" Swift’s 10 albums.
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The process took tons of planning — he estimates that he spent eight hours on the project over several weeks — but turned into something he’s very proud of, he told Fox News Digital.
"I’m a big fan of Taylor Swift, but I have a three-year-old and a three-month-old, so I wasn’t able to make it to the Eras Tour," he told Fox News Digital.
He continued, "I decided that recreating her album covers as ravioli was the next best thing."
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Freeman said he's known for making fresh pasta — but knew he would have to use some outside-the-box ingredients to make the album creations.
The chef is a 37-year-old dad of two who started creating content three years ago after practicing law for the last 10 years. (Sabrina Leviton)
"For this project, I used things like beets to make red dough, spinach to make green and spirulina to make blue," he said
The lawyer-turned-chef said he also used 3D-printed cutouts of the album cover details in order to make the design for each individual ravioli.
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"Once the dough and cutouts are made, it’s a relatively simple process to layer different colored pasta dough to create the final product," he said.
Taylor Swift recently completed her 2023 U.S. leg of the Eras Tour and will continue the tour for international dates in 2024. (Matt Winkelmeyer)
Freeman, who goes by the social media handle @Dannylovespasta, has over 6.3 million views on Instagram showing the 10 ravioli album cover creations.
"I decided that recreating her album covers as ravioli was the next best thing."
The father of two said that although he didn’t know how the video would perform online — trying to predict social media can be impossible sometimes — he’s happy to see there are so many Taylor Swift pasta fans in the world.
A man created all 10 of Taylor Swift's album covers using handmade pasta. (Danny Freeman/Matt Winkelmeyer)
Fox News Digital inquired about other unique creations the chef has previously made, which include a series of character raviolis surrounding Peppa the Pig and Bluey — characters he said his toddler loves.
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Freeman’s debut cookbook "Danny Loves Pasta" was released in June 2023.
It includes over 75 recipes for fun and colorful pasta, including 17 ways to add color using all-natural ingredients.
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