Let some genius give you a Star Wars name using your favorite pasta dish

Pasta and Star Wars make a great combo
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Saying people love Star Wars and enjoy pasta would be putting it lightly.

But what if you could use one to further enjoy the other?

Twitter user Olly Moss found out Tuesday how people can easily give themselves their own Star Wars character names with a simple food opinion.

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Apparently, all you need to do is take your favorite pasta dish, randomly add a space or two, and voila: you now have a Star Wars name.

Given all the weird-ass names in the Star Wars extended universe, it's kind of great how well it works. And people were itching to try their own new names out.

Seriously, they all sound like they could fit any new character from The Last Jedi. Watch for Alf Redo in Episode IX.

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