"Was using plastic spoons to pour some sugar in my tea when i noticed these strange pattens formed from the sugar sticking to the spoon."

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"The spoons themselves are plain white. Anyone know how this happens and from what?" — a question (with photographs to show the effect) at one of my favorite subreddits, "What is this thing?," where you are not even allowed to make jokes. People really do solve the mystery.

In this case, someone says: "I think that has something to do with static electricity... The pattern is partly determined by the flowing plastic when it was on its journey through the injection-moulding process." And somebody else shows up with the perfect background to explain:

Yep. I work in food manufacturing, and one of the product we make is individual drink mix sticks (packets). One particular product was difficult to run because powder kept contaminating the seal. Eventually we discovered that the powder was sticking to the film in a particular pattern, before the film had even gone through the machine. There was static embedded in the film right from the film factory (or, at least certain patterns on the film laminate were a different surface finish which concentrated the static charge generated when the film was unrolled). We aimed an ionization bar at the film before the powder injection station of the machine: problem solved.

I love seeing the internet perform so well.
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