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📹 How It’s Made: Wedding Cakes
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📹 How It’s Actually Made – Cake Sprinkles
Cake Sprinkles are a simple dessert, and can pair alongside any other famously. Here’s how they’re made Gaming Channel …
Many years ago, I was doing a “show and tell” session with my class here in England. The student whose turn it was had asked for permission for her grandmother to come and assist her. Together, they demonstrated “sugar craft”. I’d never had such a quiet session; the rest of the class and myself were totally enthralled by the demonstration. It was supposed to last twenty minutes, but none of us noticed the bell announcing the start of lessons. Luckily, I had a free period, but the class was late for their lessons as I couldn’t get them to leave. Like myself, they had never seen anything like it. There were bunches of flowers so life-like that you could almost smell them. Butterflies looked like they were about to take flight. Cherubs, that you expected to move, held musical instruments that looked as if you could play them. The artistry was stunning, and the student was only twelve years old! perusal this sugar artist at work brought back memories of my student standing in front of a class of thirty students, so confident, and so talented. Her grandmother had taught her but was willing to act as her assistant for this memorable “show and tell”
after binge perusal this entire series over again, I can say with complete analytical certainty that this is the funniest of them all sheer joke volume, uniqueness of jokes, series continuity and in-video continuity, and the fact that the jokes start before the intro is even halfway over make this the highest quality and best HIAM article this can even be determined by looking at the timeline and seeing that there’s like half a dozen peaks of replayed parts of the article and dozens of other replayed parts
So apparently, Strong Marcus was going for a promotion (which he got because no one could tell him no), and Peter died from sprinkle poisoning, from all that excessive fondling. Turns out Peter was not wearing the correct PPE for it, and the company is not liable…at least that’s what Strong Marcus said
“Different colorants are added such as this one made from pomegranate, this one made of liquid black, and this one that’s pure melted additives. This batch will turn into whatever the $%^$ color this is.” this had me laughing also, why can’t he just name a simple color that is at least close to the color
Fun fact: in the Netherlands, we commonly put sprinkles on bread as well. Like, a sandwich ingredient. Most commonly done with chocolate ones, but not limited to the chocolate ones. Also we call them “hagelslag”, but only for the ones you put on bread. The ones for cupcakes etc are still sprinkles. And “hagelslag” roughly translates to “whipped hail”
1:51 “whatever the fuck color this is” 1:26 “the koi fish were removed as they were pre-diabetic” 2:14 “the mixer is opened to reveal the factory accidentally made bubble gum again” 2:38 “meanwhile the pink spaghetti is ready, a favorite dish of sprinkle slaves who haven’t seen their family in so long they forgot what a home-cooked meal is” 3:03 “strong Marcus is done with this shit” 3:44 “PETER STOP”
Okay, so I’ve done the math. According to the article, 103 degrees Fahrenheit is equivalent to 43 tiny plastic buckets (or tpbs). 103 divided by 43 is equal to approximately 2.395, meaning that 1 tpb is about 2.4 degrees Farenheit. Thus, we can conclude that water freezes at 13.333 (repeating, of course) tiny plastic buckets. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.
Jimmie was the kid who requested chocolate sprinkles. The chocolate sprinkles were then called Jimmies in his honor. The name then spread to encompass all sprinkles cause people are stupid and like to take namebrands and call all objects of that type by the brand name. Another example is the stupid people who call all soda coke, or all tissues kleenex.
My favorite nights are when I fall asleep, violently stoned, perusal How It’s Made… and then like 4 hours later waking up to one of these articles but you’re still like kinda h!gh and half asleep in a trance so you’re just going along with it like it’s an actual How It’s Made episode. It took me an unbelievable amount of time to realize what was going on 😂
Peter: he’s not a great one of the factory because that implies he’s good at anything other than getting the cops on our asses because he can’t keep his damn hands away from the mirrors and sprinkles strong marcus: also isn’t but that’s because he’s a person who chose to not ascended he’s close though