Right there with you. Although as a mechanical engineer I wonder why when making all these videos about the product, they never do a how its made on the incredible engineering that goes into building the machines that produce the product. Or videos on the poor bustards that have to go in and clean those machines. Most have to be disassembled every 12 to 24 hours and cleaned with an acid wash.
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It's wonderful to hear that you've found a show that brings you lasting comfort and enjoyment. I'm curious, what aspects of the show resonate with you the most and why do you think it holds such a special place in your heart?
same this is my comfort show ! I do sit and watch it some stuff is cool , and then other times I turn it on and relax and fall asleep lol . I love how its made so much , I watched it a lot when I was younger im 28 now and barley watch it anymore but every now and then I turn it on and get those feels from being a kid watching it again
I wish they would do an episode on how the manufacturing machine are made... I know they are custom-made, but who invents the different stage processes that results in the final product?
This! You can learn a lot about it on UA-cam, there's engineers that make videos about projects they're working on. Lots of parts are standard, too, for example the nozzles in this video that pipe the cookie filling and the cracker filling were the same/similar design. I've always wondered if any of the manufacturing plants in the videos are overseas. Lots of them get parts/ingredients that were assembled in separate factories, likely overseas (where China dominates the space).
I used to make these machines as an engineer. My company was called Mazak! They’re leading global manufacturing specialists! The first ever machine made was very rudimentary but as technology has evolved so have the designs! While I did diagnostics and repair I also got to see a lot of the other departments such as assembly and manufacturing!
Henry, I have wondered about this since I was a child. I've always loved watching how machines worked and wondered who the smart people were that made them. I guess I've always liked mechanical things and it was one of my best skills as I was in Mechanical Assembly for years and loved it. To this day I still tear apart things like a kitchen appliance just to see how it worked before it stopped working and how it was manufactured.
I like to imagine the marshmallow cookie factory gave the camera crew a pat-down before letting them through the doors and had an armed security guard escort them to whole time to make sure they didn't film anything confidential.
They're paranoid that people will learn the "cooling tunnel" is a row of child workers constantly blowing on the cookies. I dunno about you but I like my afternoon snack to have zero "manufacturing secrets"!
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God loves us all so much that he gave his perfect son to die for our sins and raised him from the grave to defeat death. Through faith in JESUS we can be saved and reconciled to GOD. please repent🙏♥️
God loves us all so much that he gave his perfect son to die for our sins and raised him from the grave to defeat death. Through faith in JESUS we can be saved and reconciled to GOD. please repent🙏♥️
I watched “How it’s Made” faithfully every episode. Recognized a lot of the treats in the videos I’ve watched thus far. My kids even enjoyed it. 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
Got to admire the Engineers who design and manufacture these machines. I am an Engineer and have made many custom machines, but these are on another level.
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Yep. As someone who worked in a candy factory making all sorts of gummies, I can safely say watching this is the stuff of nightmares. I lifted upwards of 11k pounds a day. Never again! Also that process is about the same everywhere.
@@JaygeSattler This reminds me of my mercifully brief time temping in the inspection line of a local dairy. At the end of the day, someone brought tubs of ice cream to the break room for us to sample. I was so exhausted that even getting up to cross the floor and open the freezer was too much for me.
All but one of the segments in this video were narrated by Brooks Moore. He's my favorite! Along with Max Raphael of Modern Marvels. Robert Lee (Mythbusters is a close second, lol.)
I was shocked to learn that Oreo is a Hydrox imitator, but surpassed it in popularity with people thinking Hydrox was the off-brand. That must have been weird for the company! They were made by Sunshine for 90 years before being discontinued shortly after Keebler bought them out, who in turn were bought out by Kellogg's, who sold the name to Ferrero (the company that brings us Ferrero Rocher, Nutella, and Kinder Surprise).
@@turcutudoradrian I bet that it can be kind of stressful work at times, I mean when the line breaks down, the company can loose thousands of dollars in production,depending on how long the machinery is down. and I bet they are breathing down the maint. crew's necks ,to fix it in a hurry . in their minds, Time is Money... 😵💫
I work in a food factory. Those bladed fans are not actually allowed in production areas because of the risk of duat and microbial contamination. We were docked on an audit for that and had to switch to all bladeless. Also, they should only be making one single cut on those ingredient bags. More cuts means more risk of paper contamination. This episode was more anxiety provoking than calming 😂🤦🏼♀️
Love how it’s made! Even though I’ve seen them all a million times, I’ll watch again lol Huggbees series called how it’s actually made is hilarious parody
I clicked on this and I immediately recognised it as the Huggbees video. Unbelievable that they ripped off Huggbees! Everyone knows he’s the OG /j on a serious note i like his voice better
@@stinkyvonfishstix4196 Probably to avoid bad press from somebody objecting to where they were sourcing cocoa at the time... a bit of a charged subject in some cases.
All I can imagine is huggbees screaming “Newman-O’s” into the microphone like someone just insulted his mother when the packaging is put on the “sandwich cookies”.
Using two kinds of cocoa powder for the sandwich cookies is a great idea, because that way you can ensure that there’s just enough chocolate flavor while also making sure that the color and taste are just right.
Croissants: I watched an Episode of Martha Stewart one time, when she did Hand Made Filo Dough, Don't remember how many layers she did, and she used butter, instead of Margarine. it looked like ALOT of work to do by hand. 🥴 but I guess if you really love cooking and baking, it wouldn't be that bad. I remember when pringles first came out, they used to have a white cardboard liner inside, and a metal pull top, with air pressure or a vacuum inside the can. maybe 1 or 2 chips were chips were broken, the way they do it now there are always quite a few broken.😔
I do the same thing but with the peanut butter crackers and it's not two of them it's the whole pack worth of peanut butter on one cracker (my dogs love it when I do this, too)
It's called "licorice" based on the look, texture, and taste. However, there are very few licorice companies that use licorice root anymore. It's an expensive ingredient and it can raise blood pressure. It's the same with "marshmallows." They're named after sap from the marshmallow plant that used to be used to make marshmallows. Now they're usually made with gelatin, but they're still called marshmallows.
Daily , it's a requirement to keep consumers from getting sick. There is a strict guideline that food manufacturers have to follow so nobody gets sick from their products. Keeping equipment and the factories clean helps keep the stuff functioning efficiently and keeps insects and rodents away.
Do you not wash your pot after cooking? Do you think these places just run the machines without washing or maintenance? Even fast food restaurants have to clean and maintain their machines
@@mygirldarby restaurants of all kinds are required to clean everything at the end of each day and for some pieces of equipment such as an ice cream machine or oven and grill need to definitely be cleaned daily because for an ice cream machine the serious risk of dangerous bacteria forming in the machine and making someone very ill is super high and as for an oven and grill along with the traps overhead has to be cleaned so there isn't any danger of a grease fire from any buildup of grease. The other reason to clean is so the business continues to have customers showing up because a clean restaurant is a thriving one plus rodents aren't attracted to clean restaurants , if a rat or mouse can't find any food scraps then they're less likely to hang around because they can't get to any food so they'll move on to another place in search of food.
“It churns out 5,000 wafers an hour”. Uhhhh I think you mean 5,000 per minuet. 5,000 per 3600 seconds(1 hour) is only 1.3 cookies per second. There are 12 cookies per row and there are several rows per second coming off that roller. I’d say you meant 5,000 per minuet…change my mind 😄
@@maartengaat8718 that’s still only 4.1 cookies per second. There’s *clearly* more than that coming of those rollers…most industrial production metrics are calculated on a per minuet basis.
Hey everyone, you see all that vegetable shortening that they're pouring into there . That's mostly industrial-grade canola oils, and things of that nature. But for thousands of years, they used butter.
That is the question: Are you a dipper or not? I myself have always dipped cookies in milk. Not doing it is like just tasting half of what it should taste
I still can’t believe it’s Newman-O’s instead of Oreos. And we still don’t know what was in that bag of mysterious white stuff that someone who is also unnamed put into the mixture.
“This machine chips the dough into pieces the size of the cap to a highlighter pen.” Ah, the United States and their inability to measure anything without other objects.
This is for the "gum centers". The synthetic rubber is used in almost all Gum. First developed in the 1860's but changed to a different formula in the 1960's.
Hey Jordan, to save yourself some aggravation with using a godly amount of 2x2 bricks for substructure, would it make more sense to utilize Duplo bricks for that?
Frankly, I can imagine a factory job being more bearable if you got to eat the rejects. Especially in something like a chocolate or snack cake factory.
This will forever be my comfort show.
Right there with you. Although as a mechanical engineer I wonder why when making all these videos about the product, they never do a how its made on the incredible engineering that goes into building the machines that produce the product. Or videos on the poor bustards that have to go in and clean those machines. Most have to be disassembled every 12 to 24 hours and cleaned with an acid wash.
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Same, it's always so fascinating
Your not one of those who eat candy and watch this at the same ti.e are you?
It's wonderful to hear that you've found a show that brings you lasting comfort and enjoyment. I'm curious, what aspects of the show resonate with you the most and why do you think it holds such a special place in your heart?
This always makes me sleepy. Not because its boring, but so calming... 🥹
YES same. I’ve tried watching this video three times and I fall asleep EVERY TIME.
In my case, *Oh boy it's 2 AM!* Yay! I'm now hungry 😑😆
I was just watching it so I could feel sleepy 🥱💀
Do the workers get sleepy too?
same this is my comfort show ! I do sit and watch it some stuff is cool , and then other times I turn it on and relax and fall asleep lol . I love how its made so much , I watched it a lot when I was younger im 28 now and barley watch it anymore but every now and then I turn it on and get those feels from being a kid watching it again
I wish they would do an episode on how the manufacturing machine are made... I know they are custom-made, but who invents the different stage processes that results in the final product?
This! You can learn a lot about it on UA-cam, there's engineers that make videos about projects they're working on. Lots of parts are standard, too, for example the nozzles in this video that pipe the cookie filling and the cracker filling were the same/similar design. I've always wondered if any of the manufacturing plants in the videos are overseas. Lots of them get parts/ingredients that were assembled in separate factories, likely overseas (where China dominates the space).
Mechatronics is very fascinating!
I used to make these machines as an engineer. My company was called Mazak! They’re leading global manufacturing specialists! The first ever machine made was very rudimentary but as technology has evolved so have the designs! While I did diagnostics and repair I also got to see a lot of the other departments such as assembly and manufacturing!
@kali-wolf u can bet they are in Mexico or China by now
Henry, I have wondered about this since I was a child. I've always loved watching how machines worked and wondered who the smart people were that made them. I guess I've always liked mechanical things and it was one of my best skills as I was in Mechanical Assembly for years and loved it.
To this day I still tear apart things like a kitchen appliance just to see how it worked before it stopped working and how it was manufactured.
I love their dedication to only film off brand versions lol
I think they created it just to not use Oreo
The off brand versions are the only ones who would even let them film inside
@@svennyhenny I thought this at first and thought it possibly could be the show sticking it to big cookie lol and going with the under dog companies
Newman's Own sandwich cookies are superior to Oreos. They use high quality and organic ingredients, plus theture not for profit. They taste better
Lance (from the sandwich cracker segment) isn’t an off brand.
I like to imagine the marshmallow cookie factory gave the camera crew a pat-down before letting them through the doors and had an armed security guard escort them to whole time to make sure they didn't film anything confidential.
The marshmallow cookie industry must be pretty cut throat
Careful, don't talk smack about them.... Big Marshmallow will come for you, but its a trade secret how they'll do you in
They're paranoid that people will learn the "cooling tunnel" is a row of child workers constantly blowing on the cookies. I dunno about you but I like my afternoon snack to have zero "manufacturing secrets"!
I was thinking to myself, “I’m surprised they even let the cameras in there” 😂
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I love how during the marshmallow segment even the narrator is like "This company is way too paranoid about giving out their recipes"
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@phonecorner1 bro are you a synth? It's like a bot took over this dudes channel.
@@Oddballtech Alien alien
@@OddballtechJesus was A.I. . Made by one of Elon Musk's descendants.
You guessed it - classified information
The jawbreaker episode was one of the first How It's Made episodes I saw while browsing the T.V. as a kid. Safe to say I was hooked instantly.
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@@Oddballtech How is this even remotely related to the topics being discussed in this video?
I watched “How it’s Made” faithfully every episode. Recognized a lot of the treats in the videos I’ve watched thus far. My kids even enjoyed it. 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
The fact that they just say "an American company in the 20s" as if Hydrox wasn't dethroned by Oreo in a marketing war for the textbooks
I miss Hydrox cookies 😊
@@jamesgoodwin1741 hahahahahhaha yes thatsis right youre telling me???!!!
Glad I'm not the only person to think that 😂
Got to admire the Engineers who design and manufacture these machines.
I am an Engineer and have made many custom machines, but these are on another level.
Margarine?! In croissant dough?! I am clutching my pearls right now.
some things are not meant to be mass produced
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What the hell does that mean haha
That was my reaction as well x'D Who tf puts margarine in croissants!?
Always always use margarine whoever taught was wrong and so is everyone else say don't use they need culinary training
Why the heck did I watch this episode while I was hungry
Wise words!
I can do you 1 better, why did I watch this when I am 420
You like to torment yourself.
@@GothGuy885Exactly. 💯
Ikr
Yep. As someone who worked in a candy factory making all sorts of gummies, I can safely say watching this is the stuff of nightmares. I lifted upwards of 11k pounds a day. Never again! Also that process is about the same everywhere.
I would be like Lucy and Ethyl, when they worked at the candy factory in the classic, " I Love Lucy" Episode
@@GothGuy885 I can't reply to OP JaygeSattler.... OP...were you allowed to eat the reject candy?!
These 3 comments made my day.
@@CandiceJGreen Yes. We were. But you wouldn’t wanto in many cases.
@@JaygeSattler This reminds me of my mercifully brief time temping in the inspection line of a local dairy. At the end of the day, someone brought tubs of ice cream to the break room for us to sample. I was so exhausted that even getting up to cross the floor and open the freezer was too much for me.
This is one of the best shows Science Channel/Discovery ever produced.
i've loved the "How It's Made" series, i believe the narrator's voice made it even more intereting.
he did have a great voice for it 😀
Depending on the series, there's different voice actors including a lady that has that "x-factor" like the male voices 😊
All but one of the segments in this video were narrated by Brooks Moore. He's my favorite! Along with Max Raphael of Modern Marvels. Robert Lee (Mythbusters is a close second, lol.)
I'm here after watching huggbee's videos and all i can hear is the bit with the newman o's. I thought that clip looked familiar lmao
7:50 "a machine called a depositor" - uh, sir, that is clearly a filling machine - we're not that stupid
It’s a crying shame that Oreos doesn’t make cookies without the cream. The wafers are the best part.
@@payaj2815 icky icky nonono
For some time, I found 700g packages of crumbled oreo biscuits without the cream. Apparently, it's because 'cookies n cream' foods got popular.
Finally I found it,🎉🎉🎉 ,this show made hospital stays as a kid so much better 😊😊😊. This is sooo soothing and calming 😊😊😊😊
OMG no! A true croissant must be made with butter.
Always use margarine always
I know! I said some bad words when I heard that! The ones I buy are made with butter. 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
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Hydrox was the first sandwich cookie before Oreo.
Yeah. If only its name didn’t sound like a cleaning product.
@@alicepiper7455true
@@alicepiper7455 It was supposed to evoke the image of being clean & pure but instead it sounds like something you'd use to scrub a toilet
@@3ggztr3m3b33tz Right? (Thanks, I had no idea that’s why they chose the name.)
I was shocked to learn that Oreo is a Hydrox imitator, but surpassed it in popularity with people thinking Hydrox was the off-brand. That must have been weird for the company! They were made by Sunshine for 90 years before being discontinued shortly after Keebler bought them out, who in turn were bought out by Kellogg's, who sold the name to Ferrero (the company that brings us Ferrero Rocher, Nutella, and Kinder Surprise).
This helps me sleep waaay better than the other videos that are supposed to help you sleep lol good night everyone 😊🎉
Sweet dreams to both of us lol
I’ve gone from watching parodies of this show on tiktok to the real thing on UA-cam. Insomnia. Love it.
That what im talkint anout!!!!! Yisserrr🎉🎉
Whoever designed these machines is a genius
It was me
Showing Lance making golden dough and NOT making gold-n-chees is the devil. Bring them back Lance! So good.
its funny how they blur the address on the cocoa bag on just one bag...like we cant infer the rest from surrounding bags
Thankyou! I was looking for this Comment
I wonder if the Oreos taste better fresh off the conveyor belt?
I do maintanence in a lot of factories including food stuff. Believe me, EVERYTHING tastes heavenly fresh out the oven, sweet or salty
@@turcutudoradrian My mouth is watering!
@@turcutudoradrian I bet that it can be kind of stressful work at times, I mean when the line breaks down, the company can loose thousands of dollars in production,depending on how long the machinery is down. and I bet they are breathing down the maint. crew's necks ,to fix it in a hurry . in their minds, Time is Money... 😵💫
Yes🎉
Ill eat em up!!!!!!! Hahahahhahahahhahahahaahhahahahahahaha
I work in a food factory. Those bladed fans are not actually allowed in production areas because of the risk of duat and microbial contamination. We were docked on an audit for that and had to switch to all bladeless. Also, they should only be making one single cut on those ingredient bags. More cuts means more risk of paper contamination. This episode was more anxiety provoking than calming 😂🤦🏼♀️
Love how it’s made! Even though I’ve seen them all a million times, I’ll watch again lol
Huggbees series called how it’s actually made is hilarious parody
Agreed!
My filling machine stocks are up today thanks to your comment
I clicked on this and I immediately recognised it as the Huggbees video.
Unbelievable that they ripped off Huggbees! Everyone knows he’s the OG /j
on a serious note i like his voice better
It amazes me how most of these machines and mechanisms are perfectly sanitary and safe for making food but they just look so…dirty lol
Woweeeee thats super!!🎉
That sounds like something Ford would say lmao
why so ambiguous about who invented the chocolate and cream sandwich cookie? just give hydrox the credit, even if you're showing newman o's.
I donet have did this onese?!!!!!! Yes!! That is fum time!!!
I must say, censoring the address in the bag is weird. Since you didnt hide the address in the other bags
I'm glad i was not the only one to see that.
@@stinkyvonfishstix4196 Probably to avoid bad press from somebody objecting to where they were sourcing cocoa at the time... a bit of a charged subject in some cases.
@@ratdude747 That's a really good aspect and take on that I would have never looked at it that way. I appreciate your thoughts
i think it also could be an artifact of getting stuff from all over the place in the series run
Pfft, like you think people are like magicians or something and can read upside down? Come on now...
I want to see an episode showing the people that design and put together these machines.
I wonder how often they clean all those machines 😅
Probably!!!!🎉🎉🎉
All I can imagine is huggbees screaming “Newman-O’s” into the microphone like someone just insulted his mother when the packaging is put on the “sandwich cookies”.
im 57, so is my hubby, we love a bag of gummy worms or bears!
Using two kinds of cocoa powder for the sandwich cookies is a great idea, because that way you can ensure that there’s just enough chocolate flavor while also making sure that the color and taste are just right.
A fresh, hot croissant with the stick of butter i brought in my pocket! 😋
This is my comfort show I would watch this in hospital and it would help me calm down and sleepy
the music slapped
It really did lol
Croissants: I watched an Episode of Martha Stewart one time, when she did Hand Made Filo Dough,
Don't remember how many layers she did, and she used butter, instead of Margarine.
it looked like ALOT of work to do by hand. 🥴 but I guess if you really love cooking and baking, it wouldn't be that bad.
I remember when pringles first came out, they used to have a white cardboard liner inside, and a metal pull top, with air pressure or a vacuum inside the can. maybe 1 or 2 chips were chips were broken, the way they do it now there are always quite a few broken.😔
They've changed the recipe, too. I can't eat them because they just taste like chalk dust and salt now.
Commenters should know that these clips are at least 30 years old…so you’re a bit late to demand they change the music etc.
shoutout to all the dads who watched this with their kids.
Hirray!!!! Yesir🎉🎉🎉
Want to dip your Oreos in milk but don't want your fingers wet? Stick a fork in the middle of the cream filling, and dip in milk. You're welcome
Wow on the inventors of these machines!!
I am more fascinated by the packaging machine than the sweets, is that bad? 😅
who else pulls apart their Oreo to make their own double stuf?
Shorter list might be 'who doesn't' lol
youre a monster
I dont do that but i pull them apart and scrape the cream off with my teeth then eat the cookie parts
I do the same thing but with the peanut butter crackers and it's not two of them it's the whole pack worth of peanut butter on one cracker (my dogs love it when I do this, too)
I rip apart multiple of them and quadruple stuff them , the filling is so good.
How to say anaything but oreo:
They're not oreos
Oreo is a brand. Not the product.
@@Cuppppps exactly. And not even the first brand, Oreo is the knock-off of Hydrox.
vanilla crunchie bumchie slumchy choccy slumchy
you can clearly see that it's not oreo lol
He said there wasn't any licorice in the red one but keeps mentioning Licorice. Can't have it both ways !!!! 😂 😂
It's called "licorice" based on the look, texture, and taste. However, there are very few licorice companies that use licorice root anymore. It's an expensive ingredient and it can raise blood pressure. It's the same with "marshmallows." They're named after sap from the marshmallow plant that used to be used to make marshmallows. Now they're usually made with gelatin, but they're still called marshmallows.
I genuinely got excited that Huggbees made a new video
I wonder how often these machines get cleaned 😭
Daily , it's a requirement to keep consumers from getting sick. There is a strict guideline that food manufacturers have to follow so nobody gets sick from their products.
Keeping equipment and the factories clean helps keep the stuff functioning efficiently and keeps insects and rodents away.
Do you not wash your pot after cooking? Do you think these places just run the machines without washing or maintenance?
Even fast food restaurants have to clean and maintain their machines
The oreo machines looked filthy.
@@DeerEwe anyone who has worked in fast food knows that thry don't clean the machines daily.
@@mygirldarby restaurants of all kinds are required to clean everything at the end of each day and for some pieces of equipment such as an ice cream machine or oven and grill need to definitely be cleaned daily because for an ice cream machine the serious risk of dangerous bacteria forming in the machine and making someone very ill is super high and as for an oven and grill along with the traps overhead has to be cleaned so there isn't any danger of a grease fire from any buildup of grease.
The other reason to clean is so the business continues to have customers showing up because a clean restaurant is a thriving one plus rodents aren't attracted to clean restaurants , if a rat or mouse can't find any food scraps then they're less likely to hang around because they can't get to any food so they'll move on to another place in search of food.
The first brand to produce what are now Oreos was Hydrox. Very interesting to know that we are enjoying the generic version with Oreo!
I wish they would bring back the vanilla birthday cake flavor!
They discontinued it? God damn it!
“It churns out 5,000 wafers an hour”. Uhhhh I think you mean 5,000 per minuet. 5,000 per 3600 seconds(1 hour) is only 1.3 cookies per second. There are 12 cookies per row and there are several rows per second coming off that roller. I’d say you meant 5,000 per minuet…change my mind 😄
I wondered about that too. Glad I'm not the only one that caught that mistake.
15.000 per hour
@@maartengaat8718 that’s still only 4.1 cookies per second. There’s *clearly* more than that coming of those rollers…most industrial production metrics are calculated on a per minuet basis.
Yep, that was my reaction too.
The machines don't run 24/7, they have downtime. Their figure probably includes downtime in the overall average
Yo the 90s jazz synth key board freestyle for the gimmie candy one is fiiiire🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
why even put the marshmallow cookies in to the video if everything is classified?
To show you “how it’s made”
@@BlackCat-tc2tvYeah
I don't know but you can look at the ingredients list on the package to find those out easily. It isn't "top secret."
The jawbreaker episode was one of the first How It's Made episodes I saw while browsing the T.V.
Oreos? nah we got Newman-Os
I just love double stuffed oreo's
Oreo’s what?
The production of gummy candy, croissants, and sandwich cookies involves a combination of precise science and skilled craftsmanship.
I didn't even know Newman's Own made cookies. All we get are a few items like the spaghetti sauce. This makes me sad, because it's a good brand. 😔
It's amazing how it's made!
Military precision 😂. Precision IS precision regardless of who is being precise
Exactly, these terms😅
one of those jawbreakers were HUGE!!!!
I never expected a hatchet to be used in the manufacturing of gum.
Thank u for this channel I am a big fan of the show unwrapped so this will be my replacement. Your voice is perfect for this channel. Love ❤️ it
Thank you for pointing out the difference between licorice and not licorice. Some people get hot and bother when I tell them that.
Very disappointed they showed croissants made with margarine and not butter.
Addicted to this show
Thank you. I don’t know how long I’ve been been asking for this but thank you
@@SeniorWhoopyIRL wow wow just wow thTs my feet!
@@ad5177 you should charge for that then. No free feet pics
Canadian television at it's best!!!
I absolutely love fig rolls, they have to be a certain company's name as they are the true fig roll.
I just love cheddar cheese flavored stackable pringles
Hey everyone, you see all that vegetable shortening that they're pouring into there . That's mostly industrial-grade canola oils, and things of that nature. But for thousands of years, they used butter.
I totally read gummy croissants
Now I gotta eat.
Do they clean the machines? Would love to see a maintenance video lol
That is the question: Are you a dipper or not? I myself have always dipped cookies in milk. Not doing it is like just tasting half of what it should taste
He shovels the dough onto a grate to protect his fingers. Then shows someone who only needs to touch the dough to get it through the grate.
I can't watch the clips that use a different narrator.
the gummy worm ending was the first time i heard the narrator "speak their mind"
I still can’t believe it’s Newman-O’s instead of Oreos. And we still don’t know what was in that bag of mysterious white stuff that someone who is also unnamed put into the mixture.
i alway enjoy those video never get bore. haha
Nabisco really did a good job with those Oreos.
Screw the treats. That’s some pretty tasty synth work on some of these videos.
It’s so 90s-00s, oddly soothing and nostalgic.
I need Oreos licorice and gummies lol
“This machine chips the dough into pieces the size of the cap to a highlighter pen.” Ah, the United States and their inability to measure anything without other objects.
That was awesome!
Did you know?: “The kingsmen” actually borrowed (very hard to get) footage from the interview process at the whippet factory.
Love the info. Despise the music, especially the dissonant stuff going on during the fig newton portion.
I wish someone would bake prune filled cookies like fig except with prunes. Okay, dried plums with a cookie outer layer.
Healthy & ripe fruit has a lot of sugar in it. 😊
Why did they put rubber in the jawbreakers why is no one else asking this
This is for the "gum centers". The synthetic rubber is used in almost all Gum. First developed in the 1860's but changed to a different formula in the 1960's.
AMAZING WHAT WE CAN DO❤
I love this show. ❤
Great cookie investigation!
How often do the machines get cleaned?
Hey Jordan, to save yourself some aggravation with using a godly amount of 2x2 bricks for substructure, would it make more sense to utilize Duplo bricks for that?
LOUD background music. like listening to music with a background of "How it's made"
I missed the part where the figs were introduced to the mix.
The one in the preview isn't even in this video!
Frankly, I can imagine a factory job being more bearable if you got to eat the rejects. Especially in something like a chocolate or snack cake factory.