“Grab your lube” “Meat torpedo” “Chef’s balls are tasty” “This needs a Lemon party” “I am confused and sticky” These are things that have come out of Andrew’s mouth
Confession time: Paddington was a favorite character of mine in my formative years. My dentist actually introduced me to him - though I doubt he would've approved of the bear's predilection for sweets.
So, as a Brit, and more specifically one from the south of England, I can say that clotted cream is also an acceptable part of the scone experience, replacing the butter. I will, however, note that the classic cream tea typically involves a berry jam, rather than a marmalade. There is also a certain amount of what some would call controversy surrounding the question of whether to apply cream first or jam. I'm not going to stick my oar into it right now, because I don't think it would further the discussion surrounding the video.
And sure enough, all the comments are of which of cream/jam goes first. Tbf Babish did do scone, clotted cream and jam in his Phantom Thread breakfast one. I can see marmalade working in this context but then it's been a while since I indulged in this treat
In the wise words of Admiral Felix Biederman: "As far as shock sites go, it's kind of a nice picture. They're clearly enjoying themselves and it all seems rather loving"
I remember maybe a year or so ago, Babish said that he used his neck down video style so the focus is on the subject and not the personality, unlike most UA-cam channels with very little substance and a lot of hamming it up for the camera. I mostly agree with that, but I'm also very glad that Babish has started to share more and more personality with us, because there's nothing wrong with getting a little chuckle with my information. Also just wanna say how fucking grateful I am for the 20 second still at the end of the video that prevents UA-cam from immediately throwing me into the next video against my will. Babish, you're a saint.
j a As a Brit, I can honestly say that I’ve never met anyone who puts marmalade on scones. Marmalade is usually used at breakfast on toast, an English muffin or a tea cake at a push but scones are never eaten for breakfast, they are generally eaten for afternoon tea...sometimes elevensies. So they should not be put together. Scones are either buttered or have clotted cream and jam on them...unless they are cheese scones of course. I hope that has made everything a little clearer.
@@lynnejamieson2063 same here in australia. there is an old saying that a skilled bush cook should be able to have the scones ready by the time the billy has fully boiled
"...how am I going to get into heaven now?" You signed your ticket to hell the moment you said "lemon party", and no amount of gravity control or trips to Cape Canaveral will help you
He can... He just needs to find Jesus. Luckily his parts are located across America. He just needs to avoid blonde cripples doing a spinny spin and REALY great presidents that have confusing abilities.
@@Adrian-gk6lq I can only promise it doesn't involve food or lemons. And you should appreciate your ignorance about a graphic subject that won't improve your life. Trust me. I'm a stranger, but it's one of a handful of images I'd be happy to erase from my life.
One day he's gonna show us how to make our own kitchen: Welcome back to Building with Babish... "Into the construction site goes a coupla hundred kilograms of cement..."
_"Up until now, this party has been all about the oranges, and it's time to make it a bit of a lemon party."_ _"We're gonna give this bag a good hard squeeze; not only to get any residual juices out, but all this thick, almost creamy liquid..."_ _"...an experience, like so many others, that left me feeling confused and sticky."_ Aaaand just like that, I'm pretty sure Andrew "Babish" Rea is now on some sort of watchlist.
I had Paddington meets the queen on video as a kid, I think the story is set in the 50s not long after the coronation, so that Jubilee skit was very fitting in my mind
"An experience, like so many others, that left me confused and sticky." I can't decide whether I want you to elaborate on that, or whether I want you never to mention that again.
Pro tip from Mary Berry, the queen of cakes: don’t twist the cutter when making scones. They don’t rise quite as well because the dough has twisted. Go straight down into the dough, jiggle if necessary and then come straight back up. The result is even fluffier scone.
Yes this is the recipe for marmalade I was looking for. Thank you. I made this with my grandma as a child and could not remember how she did it. This is almost exact, instead of chopping the peel she would grate the colour off so no chunky bitter bits. Thanks for the video it triggered my memory, now I can make the version I most enjoy. Thanks again.
Kevin S go watch lemon party lol it’s soooo funny and outrageous, all the family can watch it. It’s a very dramatic take on Rapunzel, but it’s got a more comic and focused to story view on it. It’s honestly great and worth a watch.
Title: marmalade sandwich Me: oh short video okay babish need one like this Video: **is 9 minutes long** "Alright so we're going to start by growing our own wheat"
did anyone else notice that at aprox 4:05 he put in yeast however doesn’t even say how much he put it let alone the actual fact that all he had mentions was the Flour, Honey, and lastly the Water. however he did at approximately 4:17 where he says and i quote “... an additional half teaspoon of instant yeast...” basically saying, explaining, and lastly saving himself unintentionally saving himself by implying that, that was exactly what he had added the first time at 4:05 along with the same exact amount as before when he states that he is not “…adding a half teaspoon…” but rather he is “…adding AN ADDITIONAL half teaspoon…” but other than that this was and is still the first and only mistake that was in the video or well at least the first and only mistake that was in the video that i had caught as well as i had checked the comments to see if anyone else had recognized it or maybe some people did notice and just didn’t saying anything, however either way i did not catch anyone else bringing this very very very small and slight mistake to light (even thought i, however, did not spend an hour or more physically going through and reading every single comment word for word especially since there is a total of 6.8k comments all together and that will include this one right now as well as there is 359 commented responses on just one comment alone from The Cooking God Himself “Babish” now besides the fact that this comment was a little lengthy if you have read this far, i am in fact, very appreciative and let’s get this comment liked all the way so as i stated before The Cooking God Himself “Babish” can see this and know that there are many people out there who appreciate his work very very very much to the point where “we” take very close attention especially when making this as i am right now and i will say it was absolutely positively unequivocally 1000000% deliciousioso and now i rest my case.
4:40 - "Oh my God! It's way too sticky! I wasted a pound of flour; how am I going to get into Heaven now?!" The stakes of cooking are higher than I thought …
@@Hopeitsagood1 Marmalade on scones sounds like a very british thing to do, but it isn't. Jam is the only correct answer to what fruit conserve should be slathered upon the surface of a scone
@blessed peas Exactly, who on earth puts marmalade on a scone? Also, butter... on a scone... NO. Only people I have come across who do that are Northerners, and I think that's only because the cold has addled their brains. It's clotted cream and jam or no scones for you; as for the order, argue amongst yourselves. I am not getting involved in the Great Devonshire Cornwall Scone Scuffle, ever again.
@@Josheroo The solution to that argument is to take two scones and cut the tops off both, apply clotted cream to one top half, jam to the other, sandwich them together and serve sitting on its edge. This forms a scone that satisfies both sides. The bottom halves can be used for less picky people.
Marmalade was invented in my home town! Janet Keillor was a mad Dundee woman and she bought loads of bitter oranges to try an experimental jam and that's how we got marmalade. Thank the Scots!
@@THE_PILL2001 Basically, it is a play on a fetish where people enjoy peeing on one another, but scaled up to include a group of people, hence a party. The lemon part comes in because lemons are yellow, as is the standard depiction of urine. It's just a fetish, and a fairly common one at that. Nothing too weird, really. It is what it is.
@@konekoray9323 Could never really understand how people like you can so confidently say things with zero clue of what the hell you're talking about. LemonParty was a prank site that would show a full screen image of 3 old men having sex. It's NOTHING of what you just said.
And who knew, until her Platinum Jubilee, the Her Majesty, the late Queen Elizabeth II, kept *her* marmalade sandwich in her purse - "for later!" Purely *loved* her sense of humor and willingness to help help execute a delightful prank on everyone. RIP, Your Majesty: job well done, Ma'am!
My apologies for the events taking place at 3:11 and 6:45 and 7:11 and in general
@@zayzlah lol
@@zayzlah your not
Make Quagmire’s duck breast from Family Guy
Huge fan wish I could cook this good
Babish recreate the Cake from minecraft
I was not ready for lemon party,that reference came out of the blue, grabbed me by the collar and slapped me 5 times with a salted fish
Only internet veterans will get this refrence
Right! 😂
@@danielcarevskij7002 pretty much everybody knows what it is
uM, WHaT RefrENcE iS ThAT?!?!???!!
It hurt my soul
UA-cam is recommending the Red Dead Redemption 2 "Bear Stew" episode to me.
I think the algorithm wants me to eat Paddington.
Become paddington... CONSUME HIS SOUL!!!
LOL I got the " every meat burrito" video recommended
Jamie Bray same
I got the bone broth episode. A bit ominous. Does Paddington even have bones? Can you make bone broth from bear bones? So many questions!
*LAW AND ORDER THEME*
“An experience, like many others, that left me confused and sticky.” Aye that’d be the lemon party I suppose.
This deserves more likes.
what
I hate I hate I hate
@@blankkamikat4272 too young, much naive
just remember not to squeeze your bag too hard while getting all that creamy liquid out...
How the orange stuff landed perfectly in the bowl was amazing and the sound gets me everytime
Babish is the only man on the internet who can say “lemon party” and “hot tub” and “squeeze your bag” in the same video and remain innocent and pure.
Mistah MegaManFan well what’s wrong with these words I don’t understand
Actually I don’t know what it means
AHMAD ALI same, seriously what does it mean?
And “this was one of many experiences that left me confused and sticky”
Foreveraweirdo 32
Look up lemon party
Everyone’s talking about him saying lemon party but still impressed that the pectin flew right into the bowl when he squeezed it too hard 3:10
Jaxson ikr lmao
It's not pectin but yeah, twas a bit mad
Ton Fidler you must be fun at party’s
@@sampatmore941 I really aren't, You're right
@@tonfidler6373 Nice grammar
"It's time to make this into a bit of a lemon party"
*D E M O N I T I Z E D*
Never.... Ever....
look that up!
Sarah Key what’s a lemon party😐
@Josh Phillips Google it but beware
L E M O N E T I Z E D
reckless050 it’s a hardcore gay orgy.
"how'd you learn to use a knife like that"
*you don't wanna k n o w*
Don’t check his closet
well i think i know why he’s in jail
Just like how I learned to ace those hunting games in arcades; you don’t want to know how I learned to shoot like that.
Getting rid of the evidence
He learned it in 'Nam
“Lemon party”
Everyone: wait wha- Wait NOO
*takes a piss in the pot*
Ahh yes, the nostalgia
No wait. STOP!!!!!!!!
Flashbacks*
@@genshincoloredit9193 of what?
50% of comments: LEMON PARTY
50% of comments: confused and sticky
100% of comments: ...those remarks are meant to go together?
@@crashmatrix I would assume so.
Lol
True, so true.
They're the same picture.
Played hookie from work today and my son and I baked “Paddington Bread”. Such a simple recipe and really tasty. Thanks Andy!
Did you include the lemon party? Or did you save your kiddo from that
@@azelfdaboi5265 N O
youre a cool mom
office reference?
@@shxdowzen cringe
Dang Babish didn't know you could make a thicc loaf like that.
six likes
My king
Why do you have 24 likes
7th like
Our lord and savior has arrived
"Oh my god, its way too sticky, I wasted a pound of flour, how am I going to get into heaven now?"
It didn’t get a comment so I commented.
I dont know, Cynthia, I don’t know...
Is that Cynthia in a Friday night funkin art style? I don't know if I like it or hate it..
“An experience like many others that left me confused and sticky”
Sounds like college
confused and sticky, that sounded like me when I busted my first nut.
I came into the comments wondering if anyone else caught that🤣😂
@Yuki Kanno I knew exactly why I was sticky that time tho, that was the first time I was into traps.
@@KingShado69 aight ima head out
@@hwhaht let me join ya. Comment chain be nasty.
"An experience like so many others that left me feeling confused and sticky"
* visible concern *
“Grab your lube”
“Meat torpedo”
“Chef’s balls are tasty”
“This needs a Lemon party”
“I am confused and sticky”
These are things that have come out of Andrew’s mouth
mrlevinielsen amongst other things
not from Andrew's mouth but IN Andrew's mouth: Mayonnaise Bukkake
mrlevinielsen lemon party had me dead
don't forget orange flesh
'...COME out of Andrew's Mouth' ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Inspiration: Pure, adorable, wholesome.
Execution: Lemon Party. And yet, still adorable.
Can somebody remind me how to delete someone elses comment? No one needs to think of that xD
"It's time to make this a bit of a lemon party"
BABISH NO
I wonder how many people will get this
@@ProChargedLS2 A lot.
Oh Godddd I thought the same thing
LMFAO WHEN I HEARD IT I WANTED TO SEE THE COMENTS... not disappointed
Good lord why
Confession time: Paddington was a favorite character of mine in my formative years. My dentist actually introduced me to him - though I doubt he would've approved of the bear's predilection for sweets.
Tell me more.
That's so cute! 🐻🍊 I only learned about Paddington after the queen passed...oh, that bear is so cute!
"Time to make this a bit of a lemon party"
*HARD STARE*
NOT THE LEMON PARTY I HAD ALMOST FORGOTTEN
Damn, almost exactly what I just paused the video and came down here to comment.
I CAUGHT THAT TOO I'M TOO FUCKIN' OLD
@@BigStrap For some reason this also made me loose The Game again.
I cringed.
*makes a loaf of whole wheat bread*
“this looks almost exactly like a loaf of whole wheat bread”
CyberOstrich _ i mean technically it’s half wheat but aight
But it was me! Dio!
@Brlph duu ...wha-
869 Likes nice
@@Jesus_Offical Thanks Kevin
Babish: "Time to make this a bit of a lemon party."
Me: *H W H A T*
I had war flashbacks
My favorite kind of party
Who is this 'babyshit' you mention? 🤔
Ain’t no party like a Liz Lemon party!
Controlled Dissonance NO
So, as a Brit, and more specifically one from the south of England, I can say that clotted cream is also an acceptable part of the scone experience, replacing the butter. I will, however, note that the classic cream tea typically involves a berry jam, rather than a marmalade.
There is also a certain amount of what some would call controversy surrounding the question of whether to apply cream first or jam. I'm not going to stick my oar into it right now, because I don't think it would further the discussion surrounding the video.
No need there is only one correct answer to the jam cream debate. 100% jam first.
@@DarthAxolotl it is definitely 100% cream first
You use the cream like a butter, so it goes first
Jam first! Its the Cornish way! If it is the other way that is the wrong way.
And sure enough, all the comments are of which of cream/jam goes first. Tbf Babish did do scone, clotted cream and jam in his Phantom Thread breakfast one. I can see marmalade working in this context but then it's been a while since I indulged in this treat
8:34 in England, scones are actually served with Cornish clotted cream and raspberry or strawberry jam.
Never marmalade. That's a criminal offence.
@@Manwithnoname-90 In the southern part of the empire, we add cheese and bacon to the dough and have golden sirrup. Kiwi I am
@@matthew11923 That's why your ancestors got deported!
@@Mitters 👌👌
@@Manwithnoname-90 nah, we chose to be here, half my family is of royal descent, the other I wish to deport back to the UK
“It’s time to make it a bit of a lemon party” .....for everyone who was tricked into seeing what that is......I salute you
I did it voluntarily
In the wise words of Admiral Felix Biederman: "As far as shock sites go, it's kind of a nice picture. They're clearly enjoying themselves and it all seems rather loving"
The moment he said that I shouted "Oh noooooo" and had to scroll down and see how far the first comment was.
I went straight to the comments after he said that haha
I searched that when I was a kid... damn now I feel old. But not as old as those gentlemen.
How about a "Foods of Chowder" episode with the Clabbage Cobbler and Peanut Butter Schmookies?
We need this.
PURPLE NURPLES
Joaquin Hernandez you can't forget nice cream
Dude there's a shit ton of food from Chowder
Probably needs a 2 parter
@@lunatheluma3804 you mean thrice cream
I remember maybe a year or so ago, Babish said that he used his neck down video style so the focus is on the subject and not the personality, unlike most UA-cam channels with very little substance and a lot of hamming it up for the camera. I mostly agree with that, but I'm also very glad that Babish has started to share more and more personality with us, because there's nothing wrong with getting a little chuckle with my information.
Also just wanna say how fucking grateful I am for the 20 second still at the end of the video that prevents UA-cam from immediately throwing me into the next video against my will. Babish, you're a saint.
"The ultimate expression of marmalade - on English scones".
*cries in English*
I thought he said stones. Some scones are rock hard but calling them stones seemed a little harsh. Oh scones!
Babish is dead to me now.
j a As a Brit, I can honestly say that I’ve never met anyone who puts marmalade on scones. Marmalade is usually used at breakfast on toast, an English muffin or a tea cake at a push but scones are never eaten for breakfast, they are generally eaten for afternoon tea...sometimes elevensies. So they should not be put together. Scones are either buttered or have clotted cream and jam on them...unless they are cheese scones of course. I hope that has made everything a little clearer.
@@lynnejamieson2063 and may the gods have mercy on your soul if you chose the wrong side in the Devon/Cornwall war.
@@lynnejamieson2063 same here in australia. there is an old saying that a skilled bush cook should be able to have the scones ready by the time the billy has fully boiled
"...how am I going to get into heaven now?"
You signed your ticket to hell the moment you said "lemon party", and no amount of gravity control or trips to Cape Canaveral will help you
He can... He just needs to find Jesus. Luckily his parts are located across America. He just needs to avoid blonde cripples doing a spinny spin and REALY great presidents that have confusing abilities.
Jojo good demon slayer bad
What’s a lemon part 😐
@@Adrian-gk6lq I can only promise it doesn't involve food or lemons. And you should appreciate your ignorance about a graphic subject that won't improve your life. Trust me. I'm a stranger, but it's one of a handful of images I'd be happy to erase from my life.
@@Adrian-gk6lq piss
"...cover in plastic wrap and let sit at room temperature for 30 minutes, until big, and foamy, and puffy, and it makes you think of Brad Leone."
🤣
Christopher Walker Bread Leone
I didn't know that Brad Leone was foamy.
honestly Brad is this exactly
@@knightgem8234 Full of gas and micro-organisms?
@@oldvlognewtricks Technically...yes
One day he's gonna show us how to make our own kitchen:
Welcome back to Building with Babish...
"Into the construction site goes a coupla hundred kilograms of cement..."
Add one kilo of kosher salt
Soo modern Townsend?
"Spend several days tiny-whisking your cement mixture and water together..."
I visibly shuddered when he said...
*"Lemon Party"*
Grow up
@@Grimpmann uhhhh no?
@@JackTheDripperr uhhhh yes?
Nah, I dont gotta listen to a rando.
Kudos for trying to control people :)
Grimpmann maybe you’re the child 🤣
“An experience like so many others that left me confused & sticky”
... Andrew I have questions
Super Dahl just don’t ask, it’s better for all of us
You’d get the same result after the lemon party
gotta avoid coppa somehow
trenton surine omg i deid
I was going to say touche Andrew
_"Up until now, this party has been all about the oranges, and it's time to make it a bit of a lemon party."_
_"We're gonna give this bag a good hard squeeze; not only to get any residual juices out, but all this thick, almost creamy liquid..."_
_"...an experience, like so many others, that left me feeling confused and sticky."_
Aaaand just like that, I'm pretty sure Andrew "Babish" Rea is now on some sort of watchlist.
When you mix your BWB script with the ASMR porn script.
Pretty groovy watchlist.
Gregorius Daneli dudee wtf i read this as he said it im tweakin
@@joejoseph218 so he said all of that at once?
"We're gonna turn this into a bit of a lemon party"
How about no
Lol yikes
What does lemon party mean
.org it, my man
Confused screaming 🤣
How about yes
7:09 "An experience, like many others, that left me feeling confused and sticky."
ಠ_ಠ
W..Wait ! WHAT ?
w00tyd00d I was wondering when someone was gonna talk about that 😂
"It makes you think of Brad Leone"
LMAO
It's alive after all lmao
Wasn't expecting that
did you notice how he was saying water?
@@ageofadz I didn't
When you said that, it reminded of one of my all time favourite movie quotes:
" ... and Leon(e) is getting larger ..." ...
Babish: “Make this a Lemon Party”
Me: “IF YA WANNA BE HAPPY FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE....”
Tony Peck Where are the three old men tho.
Tony Peck 420 likes I can’t touch that
@@RafehhhA You can touch it now that it is at 445 likes.
Am here after the Queen has passed, and was also reminded of Paddington meeting the late Queen for one of her jubilees..
I had Paddington meets the queen on video as a kid, I think the story is set in the 50s not long after the coronation, so that Jubilee skit was very fitting in my mind
"It's time to make this a bit of a lemon party"
Just like my Grandpa used to make :^)
lmfaoooo
NO
@@hallie736 Yes!
Hey mine too!! I’m sure our gramps know each other.
(ಠ_ಠ)
4:24 "big and foamy and puffy until it makes you think of Brad Leone"
LMAO
that was adorable haha
I'm always thinking about Brad leone
I hope they make a brad-vinny reunion video... but I'm satisfied knowing they hangout offcam.
"until big and foamy and puffy and it makes you think of Brad Leone"
-Babby 2020
Babby stole vinny from brad :((
Timestamp?
Henlo Frens 4:24
Bria S thanks
@@jess-xf3cl Did he? I wasn't sure if it was the same Vinny :/ bummer
His expressive hand gestures are always so comforting
"An experience, like so many others, that left me confused and sticky."
I can't decide whether I want you to elaborate on that, or whether I want you never to mention that again.
The mayo incident may be one of them.
Jonathan Calig never speak or this again
same
Babish: "Time to make this a lemon party"
Me: *Stares Judgmentaly in Spanish*
Pro tip from Mary Berry, the queen of cakes: don’t twist the cutter when making scones. They don’t rise quite as well because the dough has twisted. Go straight down into the dough, jiggle if necessary and then come straight back up. The result is even fluffier scone.
British people everywhere: “You put jam and cream on scones you savage!” Lol.
We kicked you out of our country so that we didn't need to follow your rules 🇺🇸
@@kamcorder3585 Ah yes! The battle of the pastries. Let us never forget
@@kamcorder3585 didn’t ask plus hamburger
@@kamcorder3585 ye but sometimes a well made scone is better than putting mapel sirup on salty bacon
@@kamcorder3585 says you guys with your key lime pie flavoured kit kats
I’m still waiting for that “We Bare Bears” Food special you like my comment on that Coffee jelly video
Imagine a human sized burrito
@@finnheisenheim8274 he has to let it rot over a couple weeks to make it accurate
Boba tea too
Mister Hamlicrazy123 yes! The giant burrito
Yeah, excited to see Andy make that whole live seal that ice bear made
"Lemon party"
"Confused and sticky"
This episode is very strange
Ikr
Don't squeeze your bag too hard.
I don’t think he knows what “lemon party” means, even though he probably old enough
What is lemon party.
dominik sukala look it up :)
Yes this is the recipe for marmalade I was looking for. Thank you. I made this with my grandma as a child and could not remember how she did it. This is almost exact, instead of chopping the peel she would grate the colour off so no chunky bitter bits. Thanks for the video it triggered my memory, now I can make the version I most enjoy. Thanks again.
3 years late. But happy fornyou
I love that there's no special secret ingredient to Paddington's Marmalade like with the Krabby Patty
I love that he goes the extra mile and makes his own bread for this.
Jesse Stone first time?
@@aureum5484 No, it's just a nice touch.
Me seeing all the lemon party comments:
So is everyone just gonna ignore the Brad Leone comment he made
this
I came down here to look for a brad comment :D
Ikr. It's nice to see that he's a fan of BA
@@VitoPlaysGames he's been there at least one, with Brad on it's alive!
Him and Brad have done videos together
"Let's turn this into a lemon party"
DEMONITIZED
What’s a lemon party bruh 😐
@@Adrian-gk6lq google it you won't be disappointed
reckless050 it’s an orgy consisting of old gay men
Never seen Marmalade on a scone but I don't hate the idea lol That deep orange marmalade in those beautiful jars is a sight to behold
“An experience like so many others that left me confused and sticky”
.....
Alexander_Cdn AHAHAHAHAHA I GET THE REFERENCE-
Gigidy
“Time to make it a lemon party”
Google: what is a lemon party?
Me: OH GOD BABISH WHYYYY
.......whats a lemon party?
@@minion6192 you don't want to know
@@minion6192 search it on urban dictionary, that way you won't have to see it
Why would you google an otherwise off hand comment? 🤔
Yes, good material to nut to
No one:
Not a soul:
Babish: *lemon party*
MikeSchofeld it was at this point I questioned what I was about to see next
The fact that so many people watching this probably dont get that reference is what makes it so funny
me wait what did he just say.
Kevin S go watch lemon party lol it’s soooo funny and outrageous, all the family can watch it.
It’s a very dramatic take on Rapunzel, but it’s got a more comic and focused to story view on it. It’s honestly great and worth a watch.
@@allistarehtay139 OH NO I LOOKED IT UP
Title: marmalade sandwich
Me: oh short video okay babish need one like this
Video: **is 9 minutes long**
"Alright so we're going to start by growing our own wheat"
“Alright so we’re gonna start by building our own farm to grow the wheat, oranges, and lemons for our marmalade and bread.”
For an episode about the most delightful kids’ movie ever, there are a lot of dirty jokes in here.
"It's time to make it more of a Lemon Party"
ANDREW, NO-
The Chaos Dragoness original 1000
OMG YOU MADE ME LAUGH OUT LOUD IN CLASS
It's one of those things I never expected to hear watching BWB...
...so disgusted with myself for even knowing what it refers to.
I am glad i'm not the only one who caught that.
"An experience that left me confused and sticky"
Goes back to double fried crabby patty and the "mayoneese accuratte" recreation...
did anyone else notice that at aprox 4:05 he put in yeast however doesn’t even say how much he put it let alone the actual fact that all he had mentions was the Flour, Honey, and lastly the Water. however he did at approximately 4:17 where he says and i quote “... an additional half teaspoon of instant yeast...” basically saying, explaining, and lastly saving himself unintentionally saving himself by implying that, that was exactly what he had added the first time at 4:05 along with the same exact amount as before when he states that he is not “…adding a half teaspoon…” but rather he is “…adding AN ADDITIONAL half teaspoon…” but other than that this was and is still the first and only mistake that was in the video or well at least the first and only mistake that was in the video that i had caught as well as i had checked the comments to see if anyone else had recognized it or maybe some people did notice and just didn’t saying anything, however either way i did not catch anyone else bringing this very very very small and slight mistake to light (even thought i, however, did not spend an hour or more physically going through and reading every single comment word for word especially since there is a total of 6.8k comments all together and that will include this one right now as well as there is 359 commented responses on just one comment alone from The Cooking God Himself “Babish”
now besides the fact that this comment was a little lengthy if you have read this far, i am in fact, very appreciative and let’s get this comment liked all the way so as i stated before The Cooking God Himself “Babish” can see this and know that there are many people out there who appreciate his work very very very much to the point where “we” take very close attention especially when making this as i am right now and i will say it was absolutely positively unequivocally 1000000% deliciousioso and now i rest my case.
"An experience like so many others that left me confused and sticky."
Andrew, you had me rolling!
I woke my roommates up from laughing so hard.
I audibly chuckled as I contemplated all the things in life that can make you confused and sticky.
airwavehero I get you. Things don’t usually make me literally laugh out loud anymore, but I couldn’t stop last night
"Till it makes you think of Brad Leone" -- as if I'm not ALWAYS thinking about Brad Leone
Came for this comment
MayzGamez came for brad Leone
Getting confused and sticky thinking about Brad
Thiccc dar energy
"Lemon Party"
I cannot believe you've done this.
I also appreciate that vine reference.
Brogalli consider that a blessing
Stephen Howes No shit.
Brogalli old men having a threesome
"Measure EXACTLY how much marmalade we have..."
*2 seconds later:*
"I ended up with ABOUT 7 cups"
xD
4:40 - "Oh my God! It's way too sticky! I wasted a pound of flour; how am I going to get into Heaven now?!"
The stakes of cooking are higher than I thought …
I remember the first time I went to prison for overcooking some chicken breasts.
@@recoil53 If you get eggshells into your batter, the ground beneath you splits open and demons pull you into Hell.
@@Silverwind87 That's why local churches no longer have pancake breakfasts.
@@recoil53 You'd think the holiness of the churches would ward off demons.
@@Silverwind87 The eggshells are a Greater Sin that overcomes consecrated ground.
"It's way too sticky, I wasted a pound of flour, how am I going to get into heaven now?" Me, every time I bake
Babish: *Marmalade with scones.*
The British: Geoffery, bring the musket. The colonials are rebelling again.
Paddington: *Gives Babish a long, hard stare.*
I don't get it
@@Hopeitsagood1 Marmalade on scones sounds like a very british thing to do, but it isn't. Jam is the only correct answer to what fruit conserve should be slathered upon the surface of a scone
@blessed peas Exactly, who on earth puts marmalade on a scone? Also, butter... on a scone... NO. Only people I have come across who do that are Northerners, and I think that's only because the cold has addled their brains. It's clotted cream and jam or no scones for you; as for the order, argue amongst yourselves. I am not getting involved in the Great Devonshire Cornwall Scone Scuffle, ever again.
@@Josheroo The solution to that argument is to take two scones and cut the tops off both, apply clotted cream to one top half, jam to the other, sandwich them together and serve sitting on its edge.
This forms a scone that satisfies both sides.
The bottom halves can be used for less picky people.
Marmalade was invented in my home town! Janet Keillor was a mad Dundee woman and she bought loads of bitter oranges to try an experimental jam and that's how we got marmalade. Thank the Scots!
"confused and sticky"
JESUS JOLLY CHRIST ANDREW..
Sounds like every curious teen
Kamil Stępniewicz like girls after a drink with Bill cosby
Must've been the lemon party
I’m done 🤣😂
Him: An experience like so many others that left me feeling confused and sticky.
Me: Makes sense it's a sandwich in a h-
...
wait what.
Ah yes.
S T I C K Y
"Its time to make it a lemon party"
-me singing- What can i say, except DELETE THIS
Fuckin' baby
(Fancy seeing you here.)
@@ulogy ...oh lmao
The New England lemon party
Cries in freedom 🇱🇷😹😭🤤
I forgot what lemon party was and I googled it and now my I am in a church even tho I’m atheist
Marie Parisi bruh that’s the liberian flag
"An experience that, like so many others, left me confused and sticky."
"it's time to make it a bit of a lemon party"
Babby
Why
"Babby"
Why?
Wait... what?
Babish says "lemon party"
Me: .... SIR.
When?
"It's time to make it a bit of a lemon party"
"Dont squeeze your bag too hard"
"...confused and sticky"
7:09
“An experience like many that left me confused and sticky”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
One day mother hen laid an orange.
When they saw it all the other chickens said, "Look what marmalade!"
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHEHEHEHEEEEEEYY
Ba-dum-pum
Gay
Gods work son. Gods work.
Sebastian Elytron huh?🙁
Babish : “An experience like many others that left me confused”
Me : I feel you homie
Babish : "and sticky"
Me : gonna pretend I didn't hear anything
"How do you know how to use a knife like that"
"You dont want to know "
Took me a second to get that one.
Habib Abdullahi Mohamed can you explain? I don’t get it
@@pickaxetubehd o frick
The quick flick of his wrist should tell you how he learned to use his "knife" that way.
Prison? LMFAO
@@TheMainMan. yeah, prison. they're prisoners. how do you think they got in there? they came over for tea?
3:11 I like how perfectly it went into the bowl xd
Please do us all a favor and NEVER mention Lemon Party again.
Sincerely,
A concerned viewer :)
Please do not heed the squeamish folks, Andrew.
Sincerely,
Someone who does not kink shame
I dont get it ...help pls
@@THE_PILL2001 look for it in the urban dictionary
@@THE_PILL2001 Basically, it is a play on a fetish where people enjoy peeing on one another, but scaled up to include a group of people, hence a party. The lemon part comes in because lemons are yellow, as is the standard depiction of urine. It's just a fetish, and a fairly common one at that. Nothing too weird, really. It is what it is.
@@konekoray9323 Could never really understand how people like you can so confidently say things with zero clue of what the hell you're talking about. LemonParty was a prank site that would show a full screen image of 3 old men having sex. It's NOTHING of what you just said.
Did he just say.. Lemon Party D:
That made me relive a childhood trauma, when a friend told me not to google it and naturally I googled it... ups
LocoDodo I thought the exact same thing
What is it
@@ink9426 dont google it.
@@ink9426 don't google it my dude, stay pure, please.
@@ink9426 horrors that you have no need to experience unless you wish to fulfill your masochistic needs
Video: "It's time to make it a bit of a lemon par-"
Me: *aggressively pushes pause* "BABISH STOP"
4:44 😂😂😂 "how am I going to get into heaven now"
"An experience, like so many others, that left me confused and sticky."
As a mom, BOY, DO I FEEL THAT.
Nice one Lol 😆
i uhhhh i hope you didnt understand what you just said
Lol 😂
OwO
he blew his load
"Regular sized whisking until smooth"
THat's funnier than it should be.
Yeah. Made me realize though... where has Tiny Whisk been?
I heard that the second I read this
Miguel Rojas we need more tiny whisk
"Until big, and puffy, and foamy, and makes you think of Brad Leone"
Aww :3
And who knew, until her Platinum Jubilee, the Her Majesty, the late Queen Elizabeth II, kept *her* marmalade sandwich in her purse - "for later!"
Purely *loved* her sense of humor and willingness to help help execute a delightful prank on everyone.
RIP, Your Majesty: job well done, Ma'am!
How about Tonio’s 4 course italian meal from jojos bizarre adventure:diamond is unbreakable. It’s a good variety of solid italian dishes.
Tonio is italian babish
OI JOSUKE once i ate at tonio's i felt the need to scratch my balls off
A Guy “Oi Josuke, after I scratched my balls off my herpes was gone! Now, can you please use Crazy Diamond to fix my balls?”
I misread it as **Tostinos 4 course Italian meal** lol
that’s actually be really cool
Since we just lost Terry Jones, how about whipping up Mister Creosote’s full order?
He should make spam for Terry
He should make a wafer thin mint
I'm absolutely stuffed, bugger off!
I don't wanna see Andrew throw up and explode.
Hmmmm, scones, never with butter, only with clotted cream and jam.
I’ll let Devon and Cornwall fight over cream or jam first
Cream then the jam 👌
@@MCRgirlXXXXXXXXX nah I say you want to get the cream taste first then jam
Cream then jam
Cream acts as the butter, anyone who disagrees is a heathen.
@@xDJakeee sorry no
as a proud brit i adore paddington and his marmalade sandwiches both in the brilliant books and two feel good movies.
"Babish, this is family movie time, why are you furiously making notes?"
*locks himself in the kitchen all night after the movie finishes*
4:23 "Until big and foamy and puffy and it makes you think of Brad Leone" Only the real ones will know!
"like so many others that left me feeling confused, and sticky." Tell me of your sticky escapades, Andrew. The world needs to know.
3:11 i think he just made a food trickshot