Spoon on the nose. Effective trick and its solution

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Spoon on the nose. Focus Secret

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This trick is obtained if you drink strong, sweet coffee in company at the table, stirring it with a light teaspoon. Remove the spoon from the cup. Turn it with the handle down and attach the concave side to the nose. Lightly press the outside of the spoon with your fingers. After you remove your hand, the spoon, as if glued, will hang on your nose.

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Focus secret:

The spoon will indeed be glued due to the sweet drink remaining on it when the coffee is stirred. A few seconds are enough to convince the audience of the unusual properties of the spoon.

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