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  • @gamesmaker1
    @gamesmaker1 6 років тому +461

    i mean, given the fact you used raw materials, of which one is a bone you literally picked up off the side of the road, i'd say it's a pretty good result

  • @michellee1190
    @michellee1190 6 років тому +770

    Dude, you don't make a negative mold out of the wood, you make a positive mold out of wood. Then create a bed of corn starch and press the positive into that to make the negative mold. Then you pour your syrup into that.

    • @MyCoolDays
      @MyCoolDays 6 років тому +12

      Michelle E need more upvotes for him to see!

    • @crashkop5670
      @crashkop5670 6 років тому +8

      thats also waaaaayy harder to do with wood and a rotary tool.

    • @tennicktenstyl
      @tennicktenstyl 6 років тому +14

      Crash Kop you can use actual corn for that or candy corn

    • @michellee1190
      @michellee1190 6 років тому +10

      @Bartosz I would think actual corn is too small and using candy corn would go against the idea of making it himself... But yeah, He could do that, use clay or something instead of carving it out of wood.

    • @crazycodplayer11
      @crazycodplayer11 6 років тому +25

      Or you don't make a mold at all, you make it into a layered circle and cut out the triangles

  • @fr.majoris7925
    @fr.majoris7925 6 років тому +165

    if you want to make a white sugar dont boil a fresh sugarcane but press it with wringer and get its cane juice, and than boil cane juice
    i hope it can help you

  • @thomaspaine306
    @thomaspaine306 5 років тому +89

    *Finds a bone that literally could be any animal bone including human*
    "Let's eat it."

    • @edgemadefoxe367
      @edgemadefoxe367 3 роки тому +3

      C o n s u m e

    • @devious.mp4s
      @devious.mp4s 2 роки тому +1

      Who doesn't like tasty H U M A N M I N E RA L S

    • @dovacon7409
      @dovacon7409 4 дні тому

      Well its clearly not human (i know its a joke and that its 5 years later lmao)

  • @ashknoecklein
    @ashknoecklein 6 років тому +1346

    "This bone I found" is maybe the yuckiest ingredient on this channel so far lol

    • @arachnenet2244
      @arachnenet2244 6 років тому +83

      I think after a few days of boilingm it might actually have been the most clean one :p

    • @SenorEscaso
      @SenorEscaso 6 років тому +78

      Lmao. Right? They couldn't have just gotten one from the butcher or something? lol

    • @josephdemesa3198
      @josephdemesa3198 6 років тому +45

      SenorMateo u dont get the point of the show that much dontya

    • @symbolxchannel
      @symbolxchannel 6 років тому +30

      It's also dangerous... It can cause mad cow disease.

    • @Katie-or4tt
      @Katie-or4tt 6 років тому +28

      weehawk yea like omg just go to the butcher and ask for a bone

  • @shroboy07
    @shroboy07 6 років тому +338

    Are you going to try make gum?

  • @zeafu1245
    @zeafu1245 6 років тому +20

    "I don't know, could be from a cow, a cantelope, or a human, Still gonna eat it."
    *Oh Dear*

    • @abbiealpaca9995
      @abbiealpaca9995 4 роки тому +6

      zeafu missed the opportunity to say “oh deer”

  • @fartman69420gghhh
    @fartman69420gghhh 6 років тому +81

    How to get candy corn from scratch:
    1) earn $1
    2) go to dollar store
    Done

    • @sochendaleng9815
      @sochendaleng9815 4 роки тому +2

      I just got candy corn at dollar store with my friend today

    • @Adamdaking
      @Adamdaking 3 роки тому +1

      There are no candy corn in sweden

    • @hoxiipoxii56
      @hoxiipoxii56 3 роки тому +2

      y'all actually have candy corn in your country?

  • @lerandomguy2109
    @lerandomguy2109 6 років тому +1241

    The mold could be done with compacted corn starch, instead of wood

    • @harmonic5107
      @harmonic5107 6 років тому +52

      NeyBrain Creations yeah, anything other than wood planks XD. But, I'll admit. It did work way better than I thought it would.

    • @WatchMeDIYIt
      @WatchMeDIYIt 6 років тому +23

      I was going to suggest to make your molds, maybe making small cones out of wax paper and placing them into holes on the 2x4?
      Also, another cheap way of making a centrifuge is by using a salad spinner, but I think your method worked well.

    • @zazezo123
      @zazezo123 6 років тому +12

      Why not just use silicon?

    • @harmonic5107
      @harmonic5107 6 років тому +22

      zazezo 123 because that's insanely hard to make from scratch

    • @lerandomguy2109
      @lerandomguy2109 6 років тому +3

      zazezo 123 How could make it from scratch?

  • @kchalmers5389
    @kchalmers5389 6 років тому +297

    The quality of these videos is exceptional

    • @Aleph-Noll
      @Aleph-Noll 6 років тому +10

      its the only competent part done of these videos. maybe they should make/edit videos for other people and let them take care of the actual content

    • @Omaroka
      @Omaroka 6 років тому

      I know right!

    • @geopixels6886
      @geopixels6886 6 років тому +1

      Aleph Null
      Uh no. I like the ideas of these videos. By saying they should simply edit other videos is just insulting.

    • @69elchupacabra69
      @69elchupacabra69 6 років тому +1

      Geo & Pixels, That's the point.

  • @cutcc
    @cutcc 5 років тому +6

    You know what? I'm just gonna say it. I really like Candy Corn, and I recall a time when candy corn was generally considered "aight". I don't understand all the candy corn hate as of late =).

    • @19powpow91
      @19powpow91 2 роки тому

      I LOVE CANDY CORN NO SHAME!!!!!

  • @aaroncave3354
    @aaroncave3354 6 років тому +133

    Dude that's was field corn you picked not sweet corn

  • @htme
    @htme  6 років тому +523

    Our halloween special...just a couple days late. This attempt at Candy Corn ended up being a bit rushed because of other production setbacks with cosmetics, but future versions should hopefully have some better results. Let m know what types of candies and sweets you'd like to see us make next! Jelly Beans for Easter is the next one on my mind for attempting.

    • @stephenwallbank615
      @stephenwallbank615 6 років тому

      How To Make Everything soft boiled rhubarb & custards

    • @guestuser9591
      @guestuser9591 6 років тому +1

      How To Make Everything great video I always enjoy watching these from scratch videos. People should appreciate how much time and effort you put into these videos so keep it up and always stay positive. Yet again love this vid 👍

    • @bepsi6204
      @bepsi6204 6 років тому +1

      How To Make Everything Kit kats

    • @ZexMaxwell
      @ZexMaxwell 6 років тому +1

      15:27 that awkward moment when you relazed that the mess you made before, just got worse.

    • @dragon_ex2139
      @dragon_ex2139 6 років тому +5

      You could probably do candy canes for Christmas, but you would probably have to get familiar with how to make hard candies first. It's definitely more complicated than most people think, but it would be fun to watch.

  • @carlshneebly7136
    @carlshneebly7136 6 років тому +1232

    Your gas bill is going to be scary.

    • @danielk3919
      @danielk3919 6 років тому +264

      carl shneebly Just like Hitler's

    • @carlshneebly7136
      @carlshneebly7136 6 років тому +107

      I shouldn't have laughed as hard as I did at did. I'm going to hell.

    • @jaapverhoeven873
      @jaapverhoeven873 6 років тому +37

      carl shneebly well guess I'll keep u company in hell lol

    • @RaqMor13
      @RaqMor13 6 років тому +2

      carl shneebly I don’t get it.

    • @dana8656
      @dana8656 6 років тому +2

      Ahhh mahh gawwd 😂😂

  • @cajun6316
    @cajun6316 6 років тому +196

    "A corny flavor" *well said*
    Edit: woah, one like.

  • @emotisean
    @emotisean 6 років тому +6

    This is so much better than your other videos. Watching you try to do it and fail! Great content all round!

  • @obenrg
    @obenrg 6 років тому +62

    If you are going to make a mess, then maybe you should explore how to make soap, cleaning sponges etc.
    Then it is only a short stop to personal hygiene products, shaving cream and the likes of it.

  • @nn6404
    @nn6404 6 років тому +82

    Candycanes are probably coming next aren't they?

    • @gabiakrusinskaite2249
      @gabiakrusinskaite2249 6 років тому +1

      too easy to make, candycanes are basically just sugar

    • @nn6404
      @nn6404 6 років тому +3

      Gabia Smile you could say the same about candy corn, but sugar and gelatin.

  • @AlanahNahNah
    @AlanahNahNah 6 років тому +44

    I didn't know the word "Root" could be pronounced so hilariously bad until now.

    • @Camphreneas
      @Camphreneas 6 років тому

      AlanahNahNah
      XD
      I just now noticed that!

    • @userequaltoNull
      @userequaltoNull 5 років тому

      It's because he's one of those Filthy Interiors. They are the scourge of America.

    • @GrapeJuuce0
      @GrapeJuuce0 5 років тому

      Us Minnesotans make fun of each other for things like that. My favorite is pointing out when someone says the word boat. There isn’t really a way of writing our pronunciation of it.

    • @5thDragonDreamCaster
      @5thDragonDreamCaster 5 років тому

      Or that butchered 'cahrmel' or 'cahrahmel'. Its supposed to be caramel, pronounced with a similar pattern to vacation. Nobody says 'vahction' or 'vahcahtion'. I wonder if they also say 'ruf' instead of roof, like a dog.

    • @GrapeJuuce0
      @GrapeJuuce0 5 років тому +6

      Radster Chernobyl well, regional dialect is a thing. That’s how we talk. We can’t change it easily

  • @neilyworm
    @neilyworm 5 років тому +4

    This is hella old but that maze is right next to where I live!!!! They’re shutting it down to build a warehouse soon if Project Hotdish goes through! Please don’t let it die!!! There’s so many memories there!1!

  • @ImAfemaleNoob2
    @ImAfemaleNoob2 6 років тому +39

    Nice video, hope someday this whole channel could grow to the point to where you can upload more often (maybe more "hosts" to go on their own projects/series) without straining yourselves. Love the concept and videos, man. It's got that "How It's Made" show kind of feel but is someone that is "inexperienced" making it instead of a professional. Keep it up.

  • @piranha031091
    @piranha031091 6 років тому +383

    Kinda bothered by the idea that the bone you used for the gelatin was at some point part of a rotting carcass....

    • @donovanroberts6219
      @donovanroberts6219 6 років тому +108

      piranha031091 where else do you get your bones or meat from? A somewhat less rotting carcass

    • @TealCheetah
      @TealCheetah 6 років тому +38

      I thought one had to use a fresh bone?

    • @themadsmith857
      @themadsmith857 6 років тому +3

      I thought it was a good idea

    • @abonynge
      @abonynge 6 років тому +71

      I mean, its one thing to kill something for the purpose, but that bone came from an unknown creature. That may have been human for all he knew, it also could have been infected with something like mad cow disease that can't be cooked out.

    • @That_Guy42
      @That_Guy42 6 років тому +30

      It was boiled for safety. Don't worry about it.

  • @shaunrumleski3342
    @shaunrumleski3342 6 років тому

    People with these channels are some of the most experienced people on this planet

  • @MYG
    @MYG 6 років тому +346

    This video was a bit *corny.*

  • @Nillerus
    @Nillerus 6 років тому +50

    I understand that the premise of the show is how things are made from scratch, but the manufacturing methods are well known. The mold process was... not good. Just compromise. Use a combination of prerequisite knowledge, like in the tequila episode, and combine it with the experimentation. I love this show! You guys do amazing work. Just trying to offer constructive criticism.

  • @xlightning79
    @xlightning79 6 років тому +22

    Whatever caramel concoction you made probably tasted better than actual candy corn.

  • @leibolq9612
    @leibolq9612 6 років тому +7

    pretty cool! i love those candy corn sweets. I never thought about doing them myself.

  • @enryuxzero
    @enryuxzero 6 років тому +3

    im like 90% sure you need to not make a mold out of wood and you need to leave each layer to start setting before adding the next

  • @horseradish1595
    @horseradish1595 6 років тому +47

    You should have made it BONELESS

  • @nuur2825
    @nuur2825 6 років тому +28

    Isn't it not a good idea to boil and eat random bones you found?

    • @arachnenet2244
      @arachnenet2244 6 років тому +12

      well, after boiling, anything on that bone is absolutely dead soit doesn't really matter.

    • @masterpython
      @masterpython 6 років тому +3

      ArachneNet unless it died from anthrax

    • @namingisdifficult408
      @namingisdifficult408 6 років тому

      masterpython interesting

    • @nostrobothnia
      @nostrobothnia 6 років тому

      +ArachneNet boiling doesn't kill all pathogens. In fact, prions can't really be destroyed without either incinerating them or breaking down their protein structure thoroughly with the help of enzymes. And on top of that prions can be found in pretty much any tissue of the body, not just in nervous tissues.

    • @ujssbshwww7676
      @ujssbshwww7676 2 роки тому

      @@masterpython bones can die?

  • @uuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
    @uuhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh 6 років тому

    These are the videos I am willing to wait 6 months for because they’re so high quality.

  • @UnclePhil1112
    @UnclePhil1112 6 років тому

    Seriously how does this channel not have more subscribers? It's one of the most interesting, and original channels I've seen on this website.

  • @robmckennie4203
    @robmckennie4203 6 років тому +10

    Wedding rings come off easily in the corn pit, but not for the reasons you think ;)

    • @patricka8101
      @patricka8101 6 років тому

      What’s the reason

    • @ace127
      @ace127 6 років тому

      People do it and get caught then divorce maybe

  • @theeuda
    @theeuda 6 років тому +35

    With food projects I feel like it could help to talk or partner up with Alton Brown of Good Eats fame.

    • @gloobarius
      @gloobarius 6 років тому

      Cody Clark good person who watches good eats

  • @LordBhorak
    @LordBhorak 6 років тому

    Your channel is like seeing a character in an MMORPG using a newly learnt trade skill in real life. I love it!

  • @Lara-on4kd
    @Lara-on4kd 6 років тому +2

    The amount of effort and dedication this guy puts into every video really shows the true UA-cam spirit: making the best content as possible just for entertaining purposes (and well, money). I really love this channel, it is so underrated.

  • @ReaperUnreal
    @ReaperUnreal 6 років тому +3

    The corn pit is the most Minnesota thing I've ever seen.

  • @jorionedwards
    @jorionedwards 6 років тому +7

    Can't wait for the licorice episode.

    • @arachnenet2244
      @arachnenet2244 6 років тому

      yasssss! Licorice is the best! (especially the salty ones)

  • @KM-px8cs
    @KM-px8cs 6 років тому

    This man really puts time, effort, and money into his videos. He should be offered a show.

  • @grantsorenson
    @grantsorenson 6 років тому

    I’m baffled that this channel doesn’t have millions of subscribers. The quality and effort that go into each production are outstanding.

  • @ashknoecklein
    @ashknoecklein 6 років тому +95

    I think you accidentally made fudge!

  • @facundonunez2358
    @facundonunez2358 6 років тому +3

    Hi, that candy paste look a lot like Dulce de Leche(Milk's sweet), it's an Argentina type of jam or sweet, made from boiled milk with sugar until is made a brown paste, very tasty wildy use in the argentine pastry .
    You should try it labor intensive but no very complicate to do, you can taste un the havanet of havanna they have a lot of this sweet, also sell this sweet in the EEUU.

  • @l0v32l0v3y0u
    @l0v32l0v3y0u 6 років тому +89

    U deserve more subs! High quality content! And interesting knowledge. I've watched ur other series they are awesome! I wish it was more longer and detailed...i just became a petreon

  • @lookingsus6227
    @lookingsus6227 6 років тому

    This guy honestly needs more subscribers for what he does

  • @leficios3847
    @leficios3847 6 років тому +199

    OH GOD ITS ON A COB GET IN THE VAN

  • @TnT_F0X
    @TnT_F0X 6 років тому +23

    Dried corn maze: No Smoking Sign...
    I love how people are so dumb they need to be told not to smoke in a field of tinder.

    • @userequaltoNull
      @userequaltoNull 5 років тому +3

      Well, to be fair, even I didn't think of the hazard until you pointed it out to me. Probably because I was raised in the suburbs.

    • @ThahnG413
      @ThahnG413 4 роки тому +2

      @@userequaltoNull true everything man made tends to be fire resistant

  • @missbibi5287
    @missbibi5287 4 роки тому

    This is amazing!!! And so funny because I was just saying other day, "what will we do when older generation is gone? We need to learn as much as we can from them now." Things like this is very important to teach future generations!

  • @JD-lp7id
    @JD-lp7id 6 років тому

    this takes from scratch to a whole new level

  • @Aqeeno
    @Aqeeno 6 років тому +16

    it would be really cool if you could make gum next how it was originally made

    • @wendyshi5007
      @wendyshi5007 6 років тому

      Brownbear Originally, Native Americans just picked the knobs of dried sap from pine or spruce trees and chewed on that as gum. (People still do, and it's pretty good.) It would be cool if he did a video on early commercial gum made from chicle, though!

    • @namingisdifficult408
      @namingisdifficult408 6 років тому

      Wendy Shi interesting

  • @samuelcarter6645
    @samuelcarter6645 6 років тому +31

    when he said “rUts” instead of roots

  • @kothgames
    @kothgames 6 років тому

    The timing of you hitting the bowl on the floor was hilarious

  • @retropockystick
    @retropockystick 6 років тому

    That is super awesome, the fact that you even WENT to those extents... So cool.

  • @thearcheduck8746
    @thearcheduck8746 6 років тому +3

    3:10 You guys may have just became cannibals.

  • @alexisfonseca4079
    @alexisfonseca4079 6 років тому +4

    To make more pure glass use pure quartz instead of sand quartz has more pure silica

  • @seanc7151
    @seanc7151 6 років тому

    I applaud your tenacity! Far greater than my own.

  • @kyleryeomans2437
    @kyleryeomans2437 6 років тому

    The quality of you making things has gone up so far like you had everything you need and knew everything too

  • @quitebad459
    @quitebad459 6 років тому +28

    Wait in America you can just go to a corn maze and just pluck the corn off for free?

    • @wontsaymyname8758
      @wontsaymyname8758 6 років тому +7

      Jason Nge not in most places but maybe he had permission

    • @BreakEm22
      @BreakEm22 6 років тому +8

      Jason Nge
      If you ask farms directly they will most of the time let you take their product straight up for a fee, if the guy running it isn't too crabby. That's my experience with it, I always got fresh milk and apples!

    • @hmwat1623
      @hmwat1623 6 років тому +1

      NSA Commander when we go to france we do that too sometimes, but at home we just have to bike 500 meters and we can buy it at the cheese store.

  • @OGSumo
    @OGSumo 6 років тому +26

    Why not just make a block of the different color sugar layers and cut it into small triangles?

  • @brandym784
    @brandym784 5 років тому

    Loving the science behind everyday things

  • @shadowfire04
    @shadowfire04 6 років тому

    honestly corn fields are terrifying. when the wind blows, they all move so it looks like the world is shaking, and when you yell it just eats your voice. literally.

  • @darraghcollins4961
    @darraghcollins4961 6 років тому +3

    cant wait for candy canes

  • @temmiethetemmie6936
    @temmiethetemmie6936 6 років тому +4

    your parents must be so proud on how much you travel and do

  • @RosalaniArt
    @RosalaniArt 4 роки тому

    I went to the site to try and look at the store of Salty Road and she is SOLD OUT! Good for her!

  • @HATAIIIKA
    @HATAIIIKA 3 роки тому

    Thanks, finally I understand that "make from the scratch "means !!!

  • @jacobmortimore
    @jacobmortimore 6 років тому +76

    People be commenting 'great video' when it's only been out 1 min

  • @nsarstafeenee9359
    @nsarstafeenee9359 6 років тому +58

    Make gum

    • @John33789
      @John33789 6 років тому

      Why

    • @danield888
      @danield888 5 років тому

      Gum is made with plastics, he's only using natural stuff.

    • @thebasicdude1013
      @thebasicdude1013 5 років тому

      Daniel Davis like resin from a tree
      I might have spelt resin wrong/rong

    • @kc-ip2vc
      @kc-ip2vc 5 років тому

      @@thebasicdude1013 Why did you put wrong/rong its wrong

    • @depa_kid.2646
      @depa_kid.2646 5 років тому

      Yees

  • @666KnifeParty
    @666KnifeParty 6 років тому

    sometimes what your doing actually looks like some 8 year old experimenting... i love it

  • @TimothyOBrien1958
    @TimothyOBrien1958 3 роки тому

    To make the best molds, get corn starch, pack it down into a 1.25" layer. Take existing candy corn and poke them down in a falanx. When you're done forming the candy, all you have to do is break up the corn starch and sift it away.

  • @starshot5172
    @starshot5172 6 років тому +7

    Your corn starch may have turned into dextrin in the oven

  • @reesesapphire267
    @reesesapphire267 6 років тому +26

    You should invest in a 3D printer! Making molds out of wood kinda bothered me lol

    • @basicallyme8205
      @basicallyme8205 6 років тому +1

      Charter Jacobson but he needs to MAKE IT FROM SCRATCH do you think Everyone has a 3D printer

    • @coreblaster6809
      @coreblaster6809 6 років тому +3

      Basically Me Yeah because that drill was 100% home made

    • @Alucard-gt1zf
      @Alucard-gt1zf 6 років тому +1

      Core Blaster but basically everyone has a drill

    • @jessemenard1851
      @jessemenard1851 6 років тому

      well it’s a good thing you’re not eating it!

  • @onecuet
    @onecuet 3 роки тому

    You HAVE TO boil your sugar mixture to at least 235 degrees. Depending upon where one lives. You may have to go up to 245-255 degrees. If you dont then the sugar won't set. Don't cook your sugar on such a high heat it scorched. Bring to a boil turn down the heat only to maintain the boil up to the desired temp. This is also the trick to all kinds of candies of variant hardness.

  • @lilymcp4783
    @lilymcp4783 6 років тому

    honestly the best corn maze in minnesota! the only one i don’t feel scared in oops

  • @thementhologist5348
    @thementhologist5348 5 років тому +5

    A MAIZE MAZE

  • @thekidofalltrades8648
    @thekidofalltrades8648 6 років тому +3

    Today on how to make everything we are going to learn to make human-steak

  • @dgscholar
    @dgscholar 6 років тому

    Give this man a dollar already

  • @awyrlas
    @awyrlas 6 років тому +1

    For candy corn you don't really use a mold, you create three long strips of colored candy forming it into one long candy corn. It should look like a very wide wedge shape. Then you cut the strip into individual candies.
    Cool video though, keep up the great work

  • @yazmingr961
    @yazmingr961 5 років тому +13

    So can i boil my heart to extract my depression? :D

  • @dawidskarbek9505
    @dawidskarbek9505 6 років тому +5

    I think I know what is wrong with your turmeric and other greens. You using too big pots. I have similar problem with my ginger (watered once and to this day the soil in pot is wet). It's better to start with small container ( like 11cm in diameter and 9cm in height) and then as roots grow, repot them in something bigger.

  • @hauntsgt6070
    @hauntsgt6070 6 років тому

    This is some hardcore DIY, love it!

  • @ConstantVisual
    @ConstantVisual 5 років тому

    This channel teaches me so many things that I never knew. That’s why I still watch it. Also because this is so interesting.

  • @sparrowthenerd
    @sparrowthenerd 6 років тому +116

    But each layer has a different flavor! Or so it seems, anyway

  • @harrison46
    @harrison46 6 років тому +6

    You can't make white sugar without bleaching it

    • @googleeatsdicks
      @googleeatsdicks 6 років тому

      This is bullshit. Sugar isn't bleached. The crystals are centrifuged, washed with water and dried. What remains is molasses and the sugar water which is then reprocessed.

    • @arachnenet2244
      @arachnenet2244 6 років тому

      well, in it's liquid form it isn't a crystal. a crystal is a solid with the molecules arranged in a repeating pattern.

    • @googleeatsdicks
      @googleeatsdicks 6 років тому

      Yeah that's a nice definition, but what is your point exactly? The sugar crystals are suspended in a saturated solution. This solution is centrifuged. The centrifugate consists of molasses. The collected crystals are washed with water and dried. And the washing water goes back to the starting point of the whole process.

  • @maxdondada
    @maxdondada 6 років тому

    I'm glad I found this channel

  • @greenbugs5909
    @greenbugs5909 6 років тому

    White sugar is typically whitened as in bleached so it would be really hard to replicate something like that and you made some great brown sugar. I hope that this helps!

  • @ethanmccarron7317
    @ethanmccarron7317 6 років тому +11

    If the police barreled into your apartment, they'd probably think you're cooking pot of something.

  • @RimWulf
    @RimWulf 6 років тому +22

    I do not think that bone has enough collagen, to make enough gelatin.
    EDIT:You're taking shortcuts
    EDIT: I literally asked Google and got quite a few hits one from the food network. Ingredients as follows: confectioners sugar, nonfat dry milk, kosher salt, granulated sugar, light corn syrup, water unsalted butter, vanilla extract, yellow and orange gel paste food coloring. It comes out dough-y and you roll it out then f cut it with a knife or pizza cutter.
    So did you even research it. What happened to the guy who made the chicken sandwich from scratch?

  • @MrRahre
    @MrRahre 6 років тому

    I've made candy corn using the recipe on hoosier homemade and it worked out well. It does not require any molds. You do need powdered sugar, but that is just a mix of sugar and cornstarch. I suspect that technique might work out better for you. Also, real candy corn does include honey as one of its 12 ingredients -- so it is proper to use it in your homemade variety.

  • @patn7029
    @patn7029 6 років тому

    whoa
    so many rings could be in that corn starch patch

  • @Mochi_UwU_Mochi
    @Mochi_UwU_Mochi 6 років тому +19

    Hey there Andy,
    first of all I realy enjoy your Content alot alltho I cant support you financially sadly.
    I have been subscribed for a very long time, thanks for the awesome Content.
    But now for some on this Episode Feedback:
    So lately you mentioned that you are going to try something new, but today i got a little spooked by this video because the narration(animated scenes and video-clips of previous projects relationg to the current video), explainations(why you used certain methods, ressources and why you did not use others) and overall productionquality(cuts, camerasettings, angles and lighting) felt a bit off or rather.
    I assume and hope this is because you were on a very tight schedule(thats the pain about festive events i guess^^), and probably ran out of time half way through, and well, its also very expensive to do.
    Now some overall Feedback:
    I very much enjoy all your previous Videos, you can really see that you put so much effort into this and i think it pay off, your videos are of very high producion quality.
    Your Channel is one of the very vew Channels i know every Video will be well made and very interesting no matter the topic because you allways work up the backgroundknowledge so its easy to understand and interesting.
    Also the Animation-style and Choice of Music fits nicely.
    I hope that you can keep this Channel up for as long as you want, and that i can maybe financially support you in the future.
    PS: Andy at least try to make less of a mess in the Kitchen ;)
    There surely will be lots of mistakes cuz my english is bad and i cant be bothered^^

  • @AxverEnder
    @AxverEnder 6 років тому +5

    He should try and make chewing gum

  • @jezzzzkathorpe
    @jezzzzkathorpe 6 років тому

    Fan from Hong Kong! Your channel is both fun and informative:) really enjoyed watching!

  • @blackvalley007
    @blackvalley007 6 років тому

    That is the most ingenious micro centrifuge I've ever seen.

  • @RandolphCrane
    @RandolphCrane 6 років тому +4

    Isn't it Amylase rather than Amalyse? (2:16)

    • @htme
      @htme  6 років тому +2

      Shoot you're right, I forgot to spell check that one

    • @RandolphCrane
      @RandolphCrane 6 років тому +1

      It's not the end of the world. Great video, and a small spelling mistake can happen to the best =)

  • @shanemcconville5259
    @shanemcconville5259 6 років тому +3

    You should make a whoole/fuzzy jacket from scratch... like if u agree👍

  • @johnboger2470
    @johnboger2470 3 роки тому

    Just found this channel but I love watching the process. Not just store bought but making the ingredients from scratch so awesome!

  • @judevicious3333
    @judevicious3333 6 років тому

    you may not have achieved what you were expecting but you gave it a damn great educated try. I have such high respect for you and your work. your videos are extremely entertaining and you ask the age old question ive always asked myself and that question is "but how?"
    Keep doing what you're doing. i look forward to seeing more of your videos. Have a fantastic day.

  • @Chuppydu21
    @Chuppydu21 6 років тому +21

    It may sound stupid for you but I'm french since now, a huge part of your project where "international". I mean we all have burgers, clothes or make up
    But this time I have never seen this kind of candy and I don't know the taste or even the appearance.
    What I want to say is maybe for your future project you can ne cateful to try to create products that are knowned worldwide.
    Anyway I hope my message was readable since I still make a lot of mistakes in English
    I definitely think that you are one of the best channel on Yt and this video loves it again
    Good job ;)

    • @AmIinhellWhoknows
      @AmIinhellWhoknows 6 років тому +2

      l Yosa l cest juste un bonbon qui goute le sucre, il n'y a pas de saveur particuliaire ☺

    • @ElectraFlarefire
      @ElectraFlarefire 6 років тому

      I've encountered this stuff before, but only because some specialty shops have it and I was curious.
      I wonder if things like aniseed humbugs are more international?
      What well known French lollies are a good example? (And will they involve lots of butter? :)

    • @qwertpoiuy430
      @qwertpoiuy430 6 років тому +2

      l Yosa l he made it because it is a "traditional" Halloween candy. Note, however, that this is an American Halloween tradition.

    • @qwertpoiuy430
      @qwertpoiuy430 6 років тому

      Markmellows 34 french fries ain't french cx

    • @coreblaster6809
      @coreblaster6809 6 років тому +10

      l Yosa l "This candy isn't from my country don't make videos on it."

  • @kirisu2856
    @kirisu2856 6 років тому +4

    WOAH

  • @ZXY101
    @ZXY101 6 років тому

    He ate a bone he found and dye made from bugs... I love this man.

  • @meeshkinvideos4875
    @meeshkinvideos4875 6 років тому

    Food htme videos are my favourite!