Meteorologists know that rainbows happen when sunlight strikes water droplets at a precise angle. Linda Miller Nicholson knows they also happen when you want your kid to eat more veggies. Years ago, the Eastside resident started making pasta in bright colors made with herb and vegetable dyes to engage her nutrient-averse young son. It proved a gateway to a life as a pasta influencer (yes, she made that a thing) known as Salty Seattle.
Over the years, Nicholson has used her edible rainbow sensibilities to make political statements, celebrity portraits, and whimsical tableaus—all out of pasta. She’s written a book; she’s done a pasta installation
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