Food and type poster prompt

Create a premium editorial food poster for "Al Dente Lab" where real fresh tagliatelle with lemon butter physically interacts with and reshapes oversized typography. HEADLINE: one word, "TWIST", in bold black heavy grotesk sans, filling most of the width. INTERACTION: Twist. Treat food and letters as objects in the same physical world: the interaction visibly alters the structure or surface of the letterforms through believable physics. Twist: long food elements wrap around and pass in front of and behind selected strokes, tightening and pulling them. Snap: the food fractures along a clear force line and the type breaks along the same axis with small structural offsets. Drip: a real liquid or glaze flows over the letters and replaces parts of the geometric type with edible material. Peel: a letter's surface is physically removed to reveal a different edible material underneath, the peeled layer still connected and curling away. One mechanism only; untouched parts of the type stay clean, hard and readable. No liquify effects, no decorative overlap, no generic 3D lettering, no floating pieces. LAYOUT: broken editorial grid, strong scale contrast, asymmetric placement, information at the edges, large negative space. Small annotations set in a high-contrast editorial serif or italic: product name "Lemon Butter Tagliatelle", price "13.0", ingredients "brown butter, lemon zest, pecorino", opening hours "11:30 to 20:30 daily", address "Harbor Street 4". No menu rows, no divider lines, no boxed prices, no bottom info bar. PALETTE: warm cream or ivory paper, black typography, natural food colors, one accent #C9A227. SURFACE: photorealistic food materials with natural highlights, shadows and texture; no CGI, no plastic look, no polished commercial render. The first glance shows the food and the headline; the second glance shows how the food changed the letters. No watermark, no logo, no other text.