@@cbm3 I guess yeah technically blue raspberries exist. I have mostly heard to them referred to as blackcap raspberries. Its still a weird thing to call for in a recipe especially since you're not going to find them at the supermarket, generally not something you find outside of candy flavoring.
This, probably wanted to add plausible deniability to their product being abused by children by putting tons of recipes on their website. Quickest way is having an AI fart them out.
They're obviously doing this for legal purposes; which raises the point that there is a nonzero chance this will be played in a court room during the inevitable lawsuits targeted at galaxy gas.
Galaxy gas is total BS but to anyone reading this the industrial size nitrous for chefs is totally legit. The alternative is buying 100s of those metal canisters or canned whipped cream where you can't control the flavor.
It would, but william clearly isn't using actual Galaxy Gas in this video, kinda rendering it meaningless to use in a case explicitly regarding Galaxy Gas and not just nitrous as a substance.
if you ask chatgpt for the same recipe concepts, it creates better ideas. there is no way these can be ai genned, ai has tons of data and can produce better recipes than anything galaxy gas came up with.
@@x_ph1l yea, it reeks of something like a local or free model, they tend to struggle with stuff like proportions and ratios, leading to stupid ingredient quantities. ngl stuff like this pains me since ai is great when used for the right applications, but people love to apply it to things it's just not good at, then wonder why it screwed up.
most money laundering fronts have full businesses in the front, hence how they seem legit. for example a lot of pizza place fronts have really good really cheap pizza because they’re cooking the books by mixing sales with laundered money
@@katteisace4563 There was a Chinese restaurant in the small town my boyfriend lived in. Nobody *ever ever* ate there. One of his friends tried it and the staff was very consternated, they served him what he guessed was probably a Chinese frozen dinner. Even the cops claimed they didn’t know what was going on with the place (which just makes me think the cops were involved).
@@msnicotiana But... that is why they are called teenagers... not adults... and why most things have an age restriction above 18 or why juvenile prisons exist. Because younger teenagers are in fact not yet able to make the same cohesive or experienced decision as adults. That's like their whole thing. Learning to be adults, not being adults. And they don't have much choice in going through that horrible transition. But I give you that even some adults also try their best not to make adult decisions or comments.
true but should def still blame the kids a little so they dont see that and think "guys im not addicted to vaping because i have no self control, its because the grown ups are selling to me!!!" like its also their fault
Never forget that whipits is what sent Steve-O to rehab. Of all the crazy stunts he did and the drugs he did, nitrus is what fucked him up the most. My fellow millenials, you are not tougher than Steve-O
@@supersungal2 Nitrous isn't like other inhalants, I wouldn't even call it an inhalant. It's inherently safe unless you abuse it. You can go to a dentist and they can apply it to you for an hour and there's zero issues. The problem with nitrous is entirely to the stupidity of the people using it primarily due to oxygen depravation, and it's a lot of effort to even get to that point. There's unsafe with doing a few whip-it size things of nitrous every once in a while.
@@lepus6511 It's addictive for people who are prone to addictions but it has absolutely no physical additive properties and is almost entirely inert in the body other than it's dissassocitive effects and B12 issues with significant amounts.
@@lepus6511guys maybe whippets make you a nazi. Idk if that's better or worse than ravaging your brain cells, but if one of those isn't bad enough to not do it, surely both are
It's also super dangerous to sell it in such large quantities for consumers. Especially when those consumers are kids wanting to get high. Hypoxia induced brain damage is perhaps the most common side effect, it's what it says on the tin. Like with nitrogen, you don't feel you're suffocating, so you can inhale a lot without feeling uncomfortable, unwittingly depriving your brain of O2. N2O also significantly drains vitamin B12, at such large quantities which can lead to neural damage, or rather, it *will* lead to damage if you huff an entire galaxy gas on weekends. Then there's the risk of Olneys lesions, which is a gnarly type of brain damage. More research is needed for it, but the risk isn't worth it. Doing whippets back in the day was mostly fine. Few people could afford large amounts, and you generally only got one capsules worth at a time. Even if you were in to it, It was an expensive treat you did rarely. And it still put people in care homes for the rest of their life, I personally knew one.
They put sulfur dioxide in it is the worst part, prolly a shit ton of lubricant left from the manufacturing process as well. It is a predatory brand selling the lowest quality most addictive substance, nitrous oxide is extremely euphoric and a common effect is compulsive redosing, a lot of people see it on TikTok and unknowingly get crazy addicted because they aren’t educated enough to engage with it in a respectful and sceptical manner. I really hate to see it because the most likely outcome is not the promotion of safe use rescources it’s instead the banning of an honestly remarkably safe drug(when used with the adequate respect that pressurised gasses deserve), as well as making the lives of people who do need nitrous for more legitimate reasons harder for no reason. It’s just all around trash and the only reason it exists is the want for views, I just hate to see it
@@cooppatnessThere is sulfur dioxide in every N2O container, specifically to prevent brain damaged junkies from huffing it as it tastes bitter. The flavors are used to mask that bitterness. Lay off the "it's a respectable drug", the only thing it does is suffocate your brain. Keep using it and you'll end up in a wheelchair with slurred speech and no cognitive abilities.
@@cooppatness bro shill your garbage gas somewhere else. "I really hate to see it because the most likely outcome is ... ... the banning of an honestly remarkably safe drug". If you think you can use any drug like that in a safe way, you are just telling yourself that to cope with your addiction
Even Starbucks uses the little canisters. They make so much whipped cream all day every day and even for them it's not worthwhile to buy a huge tank with a pressure regulator and a bunch of other BS. The use case for those huge tanks is only drugs.
@@criticaleventDepends on if you use it multiple times a day and how much carbonation you add. For one person drinking one or two moderately carbonated beverages a day, a 20lb tank would last quite a while.
There are cases of dentists abusing and getting hooked on nitrous oxide, and subsequently being forced into disability and early retirement because it resulted in development of peripheral neuropathy (persistent numbness and tingling of the fingers).
a dentist on nitrous nearly killed my mother as hed basically ran out during surgery and refused to admit where it had all gone, so just tried to do the surgery without it, and she got rly badly injured from moving out
They are way less dangerous than the alcohol they are right next to at a liquor store so IDK what people are getting their knickers in a twist about, just don't sell them to kids (at least here kids aren't allowed in bottle or tobacco shops without and adult anyway).
@@maxe159 What the fuck are you talking about lol? Alcohol kills innumerably more people and is harmful to health with frequent usage just like inhalants.
Here you can buy different things fully legal, sniff things, pills, the horse tranc 🦄 just a few different ingrediënts where no laws are about that it’s illegal to sell, it’s only“not for human consumption, only lab testing” but they remind ya when a big festival is coming up and sell in grams or more🤣
If the "blue raspberry" garnish wasn't a clue on it being AI, the fondue definitely is. It reeks of someone asking ChatGPT to write a recipe for fondue using nitrous because anyone who cooks, hell even anyone who has been on Tumblr at the very least, can tell you that any form of carbonation or gas introduction into dairy will immediately curdle and spoil it which is why it tasted so rank.
Whipped cream is dairy? Carbonation causes curdling because of carbonic acid. Nitrous doesn't, and is flavorless, which is why it's used in whipped cream.
Now imagine these with super strong artificial flavor like watermelon, blue raspberry, etc. They have flavors you’d never use in recipes realistically.
The excuses for these are they flavor whipped cream, which I guess yeah. But what faint fart of artificial flavoring do you need it elsewhere? It's too niche to provide flavors .... unless the flavor is going directly up your no--.
When ChatGPT first came out, I tried using it to come up with ideas for lunches to bring to work, and the results were just as bad as these "galaxy gas" recipes. I knew that it had no idea what it was doing as soon as it recommended microwaving a salad for 20-30 seconds.
Ok after I clicked the link in the comment it legitimately dissapeared. It took me to a search for microwaves... I side of youtube. Looks like they're experimenting with new fuvkery
@@lmpeters I'm responding from notifications, so I don't see a link here, or if you edited the comment, but if you accidentally leave out the space between sentences, or add a period between words instead of a space, YT will automatically turn that string into a link.
It's kinda how I buy fungal spores for microscopy and not to grow psychedelic mushrooms. The spores even come with instructions for preparing slides and recommended microscope settings.
Best part to me is if it wasnt supposed to be used for drug use, why did they name it galaxy gas. I hate people who argue with me that its a legit food product. Im a chef. i know we use nitrous for some foams and whipped creams etc. But that much would last 40000 years. I use small carts in my whip cream cannister it lasts a long time in a semi busy restaurant. There is no way someone would need that much nitrous and we dont want it flavored.
@@budgetcommander4849 its sold for culinary purposes. And nitrous is usually sold for culinary when its flavored.(even though nobody wants it as aa chef) i go through about a grand a year on nitrous for whipped cream alone at my restaurant.
I think the reason why so many people do not understand is that the amount is so incredibly large it's hard to compare it to anything. With a 2000g one of these could make like 20.000 desserts, you cannot even imagine how 20.000 desserts would look like next to eachother.
The main problem I have with this video is that he didn't even buy Galaxy Gas. Galaxy Gas isn't JUST nitrous oxide. It's FLAVORED nitrous oxide. Had he actually obtained the Galaxy Gas brand nitrous he could have pointed out how it's actually SO MUCH WORSE than normal nitrous because of the added flavor when people use it for whippits. Also the branding on the tank itself is very clearly trying to market itself to young people.
I would genuinely not be surprised if galaxy gas was another try by the tobacco industry to sell shit to kids "oh fuck, we can't sell vapes to kids anymore quick, buy a bunch of gas from the local hospital"
So sane person who isn't in school is going to buy something called Galaxy Gas to make whipped cream in their home. Especially when said gas if flavoured.
@@chickenzzilaYou can make flavoured whipped cream without drug equipment. Lots of desserts that are mostly flavoured whipped cream already exist like syllabub and cranachan (the second of which is particullarly good)
The way it described the "eggnog mocktail" reminded me A LOT of AI generated text. It loves to overuse adjectives and adverbs (smooth texture, velvety richness, shimmering sugar???) and wrap things up in a tidy little bow like that. Given the sheer number of recipes and the fact they basically don't work that pretty much confirms it's all AI generated.
lmao duh. it took you that long into the vid to realize it? blue raspberry is a candy flavor, not a fruit you can garnish something with. the very first recipe already gave it away. second one too, and overwhelmingly so
If you can't find this culinary product at your local grocery store, you can try searching your local smoke shop, chop shop, state prison, mining equipment manufacturing plant, or spent-nuclear fuel storage facility.
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10:40 "You followed the recipe right, right?" he used gruyere instead of raclette, which is salty instead of smoother... its still a galaxy gas recipe but i dunno, gas for thought.
@@timaeustestified5808 saying it twice is "like every comment"? are you just insecure you couldn't figure it out? it's SO obvious to anyone even remotely familiar with AI
worked garde manger at a brunch place, made a lot of whipped cream. IN NO UNIVERSE is that giant canister good for service, if your pressure is running low, you need to be able to change it super quick
This isn't a bad idea. A basic nitrous kit for a car is just a regulator and momentary switch. Will could probably slap a kit together with stuff he already has.
@@cppctek lmao do you think "automotive grade nitrous" is a thing? it's the same chemical, why would it be different? they just add bitterants and crap into it so you can't huff it
Nitrous is probably the scariest addiction. At least opiates have the mercy to kill you. Nitrous just tortures you for the rest of your life by crippling you and leaving you mentally handicapped.
galaxy gas is the type of AI horrorshow ppl have been expecting for a while. literally making a bunch of flavored brain trauma for adults and children alike, while pumping out a whole fake generated website with fake recipes is unbelievable and the type of scummery youd expect only in satire. world is a fuck
Yeah I had a friend who used nitrous heavily for years, they developed extremely painful peripheral nerve damage due to tanked b12, because long term nitrous makes it so your body can’t metabolize it properly. Turns out b12 is a pretty important vitamin, and not having enough can cause a lot of damage.
Aren't the flavour agents in vapes explicitly what makes them so harmful? For example, diacetyl is commonly used as a flavour additive in a lot of vape fluids, and is the chemical responsible for popcorn lung. From my understanding, if it was just nicotine and vapor it wouldn't be harmful at all really.
@@VoltisArt well, consuming something and inhaling it are very different things. Added flavors don’t usually have much issue besides that artificial butter stuff that’s not used anymore and liquid smoke being a carcinogen.
@@AnUncleanHippythat is quite correct but glycerin and propylene glycol condensing in your airways is also quite bad. When I vaped to fit in with the “cool kids” (yes I know immense cringe I got out of that phase after like two months) I used to just fill my vape with pure glycerin to avoid getting addicted and getting some horrible lung disease. Now even nerds who try to fit in (I mightve been in the minority but no way I was the only one) can’t escape it since disposable vapes dominate the market, and Im pretty sure you can’t modify them.
as a kid i would collect those small co2 canisters to be reused for $1/lbs. assumed they were just older kids playing airsoft or something, but looking back i was technically an accomplice?
The whole video is unbearable, two adult people who probably abuse alcohol, whining for half an hour about ai generated recipes like it's some shocking conspiracy and proving something, calling actual cooking equippement _not for cooking" because teenagers use it to get h*gh, in the age of easily accessible 0pi0ids, when it's safer and less harmful than w33d. And like trying to sh1t on nitrous for bad AI recipes? While constantly shaming and laughing at drvg users for no fvcking reason? Like what did they done to you bro for you to laugh at them and be mean?? Why do you care about what substances people use, someone who does it and you're his fav UA-camr is going to watch this and feel like absolute svbhuman garbage for no needed reason
In Australia, we called those little metal canisters “nangs” because they make your head go “nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang “….. Very popular around the suburbs and surrounding bush land, and funny enough our local IGA!
14:11 The next door neighbor peeping through their window, giggling quietly to themself while enjoying a salty snack and their quirky neighbor's most recent backyard shenanigans.
If I was taking them to court on the claim it was for misuse first, I would literally point directly at the blue raspberry thing as my evidence they aren't serious about the cooking stuff.
Blue raspberry is just raspberry but they make it blue in candy and such to differentiate it from cherry or strawberry flavored things which are usually red
@@spegynmerbles3993 Right.. but the recipe was describing it like a fruit, not a candy. There is a wild berry called a "blackcap raspberry" or "whitebark raspberry" that is a deep purply-blue whose flavor blue raspberry apparently mimicks but I guarantee that's not what the recipe was calling for..
I used to work in a smoke shop, they have so many things where the chemical is slightly altered from an actual illegal drug or things are bent so that its skirts by as legal. Bongs are called Water Pipes (or were, legal weed) because "Bong" was actually used in legal descriptions as a device used solely to smoke marijuana therefore could be confiscated or considered paraphernalia in some states. So you call it a water pipe or Hookah, because those are legally acceptable terms for devices that could smoke tobacco. Meth pipes are called "oil burners" because they are supposed to be used for burning essential oils for aroma therapy (i bet like a total of 0 people have ever used them for that) They have these drugs that are called phenylethylamines and its basically like meth but you smell this solvent and it creates a euphoria plus all the weird boner pills that are just like shitty gas station ecstasy. Its all bad, we might as well legalize the drugs because everything else is worse, look at shit like bath salts lmao.
honestly me and my bf were debating about this a few weeks ago. He definitely believed it was a front from the beginning. Meanwhile me being a barista and chef i was kinda intrigued in the culinary aspect of it. After this video though…. yeah its 10000% a front for drugs
Oh it's so so much worse than what he made it out to be. Galaxy Gas is sold flavored in giant canisters. Kids carry it around and just do hits constantly. It is a very important culinary tool, but the way it's packaged marketed and sold is specifically for everything except culinary purposes. It's super fucked and a lot of kids are getting permanent brain damage from it.
Naa it's definitely used for culinary purposes but it's misused more than correctly used, and tbh as long as you don't continuously use it or use an absurd mount like that guy did on reddit then it's relatively safe compared to all of the other stuff out there. Just gotta up your B12 intake if frequently doing it.
How did you not immediately know it was a front to sell nitrous to people for recreational use? I got a bunch of ads and the nozzles were a dead giveaway. I guess I can see a mixture of naivety about nitrous use, wishful thinking, and culinary curiosity keeping you from seeing what it was. And in case you didn't know, flavored whipped cream is already a thing. Add some flavored vodka to the recipe. Or bourbon, a bourbon whipped cream goes super well with a lot of thanksgiving desserts.
No egg, no booze, and some vanilla would be nice. The bot's the only one who would never notice the _only two food things that form the name_ aren't in the recipe.
I had a neighbor back in the day who was massively addicted to that stuff. Weirdest damn thing to get addicted to. His recliner was next to the window, and he'd sit there huffing whippits and chucking the empties out the window. There was a trashcan that caught some of them. But the whole alley between his house and my apartment was just mounds of empty cylinders. Apparently the guy worked at a bank. He called his basement the "Rave Cave" and it was as loud and obnoxious as it sounds.
The name "Rave Cave" might have been the smartest thing said neighbor did....at least it's catchy. Speaking of names, your user name is terribly intriguing. All good spatial dimensions deserve tacos.
Honestly this video could be used in court against this company, showing that Galaxy Gas is NOT meant for culinary reasons, and that these recipes are all AI generated
I grew up with hoards of this stuff. Because we used the canisters for actually whipping things. Cream, soda (with CO2 canisters), mousse, foams... It was great. Then it became harder to get and we had to go to members only restaurant wholesale stores for it and even then we were looked at funny for getting it.
I love how Galaxy Gas is trying to claim they're for cooking, but no grandma trying to bake a cake is gonna buy their nitrous from a website that has a bunch of psychedelic and outer space imagery. That'd be like a company called "Hitman's Arsenal" selling knitting needles and claiming they're actually for knitting.
honestly I bet the way Galaxy gas gets in real trouble first is when someone puts something hot a dispenser, as these recipes tell you to do, and then it explodes. whip cream chargers that can handle hot stuff are usually pretty expensive and there is no shot the ones they sell are rated for the increased pressure.
The way I snorted at "God, this looks like something you'd spray on a fire to put it out." This whole video was a delight and I'm now glad UA-cam kept pushing it to me.
There is a real recipe involving nitrous that I’ve made before - The ‘N2o Ramos Gin Fizz’ from Death & Co’s book ‘Cocktail codex’. The nitrous is used to lower the (famously absurdly long) shaking time of the Ramin’s gin fizz from 8 minutes to like 2. actually pretty good
I thought the gas was supposed to be flavoured to supposedly make flavoured whipped cream but then how would that make sense with cheese fondue and "eggnog" im sure artificial fruit flavour wouldn't go well together
I was going to buy a whipped cream dispenser until I saw all the warnings and restrictions... Now I just put cream in a stand mixer with a little stabilizer and sugar. Way better for cakes anyway, the Nitrogen stuff dissolves in the oils so it gets too light and fluffy, so even if a dispenser can make decorating easier, the old fashion way is the best, just wisk up some cream and powdered sugar!
Mechanically whipped cream has cold air in it, so it will froth up when dolloped onto a hot coffee or cocoa. Nitrogen whipped cream will pop faster than air whipped cream in hot liquids. Reject the Nitrogen! Whip your cream like Grandma did!!!!
Those descriptions of the """dishes""" absolutely REEK of chat GPT or other AI. Putting nutmeg and cinnamon in it, then it saying spices *like* nutmeg and cinnamon? Stuff like that to me is an immediate red flag - you don't use something as an example of or to describe itself. That's like, one of the core rules of english. "Ah, yes - these schnozzberries taste like schnozzberries!"-type beat. And that's not mentioning it trying to tell you to use BLUE RASPBERRIES as a garnish! Nobody competent enough to write a full paragraph would tell you to garnish with a fake berry used to describe a completely man-made flavour. That's insanity. I think you're right on the money, honestly, Will. There's no way they don't know what their real market it. They've just gotten AI to make up a bunch of bogus recipes to pass it off as a cooking tool. Heck, just look at the way you have to hold it to actually dispense this crap - and look how hard it launches out of the nozzle! That's for huffing nitrous, and nothing else. The nozzle and lever are like, perfectly angled and oriented for that and *nothing* else.
Confession time When I was like 8 I got addicted to huffing any and all solvents. Deodorant, air freshener, cans of butane etc. I was frying what little brain cells I had at that age. The fact Americans are so able to buy galaxy gas is insane to me. Makes me physically ill thinking about it. I don’t want kids to end up trying it and getting addicted like I did. Also I’m 25 now and haven’t done that shit in well over a decade 😂
There's probably a gas leak happening where the dude who is supposed to double check these AI recipies is, but he can't tell because he actively choses to live through a few balloons worth of gas leaks a day.
I'm a mechanic and I often see those little canisters being sold in bulk as "Emergency Tire Fillers". Which, is a regular use for them. But selling them in a pack of 100 makes very little sense lol
if you want to actually use nitrous for recipes, it's really good at extracting essential oils when paired with alcohol, so you can make flavored syrups and liqours, extract orange or lime zest into an everclear base, etc. really cool for specialty cocktails!
It’s a dissociative, which are classed as psychedelics, or the more accurate term regarding side effects is neurotoxin. “Narcotic” isn’t just a synonym for “drugs.”
I really wonder if they couldn't just use Nitrogen or even noble games for that stuff instead and stop this whole thing entirely. Probably just too expensive to figure it out, though some airgun company has figured out Nitrogen cartridges by now.
@superslimanoniem4712 it's vapor pressure has a lot to do with it. You want fine bubbles that turn the cream into a foam you need a gass that has a specific pressure. It's the reason canned wipcream has more flavor than cool whip.
How much fentanyl can YOU put in rice krispies until you notice?
Not a lot.
Really like not a lot.
like 2 milligrams
i put methylphenidate into my cookies
@@frauimsee More like micrograms. Not that you'd find out.
calling for blue raspberry to garnish (a thing that doesnt really exist outside of candy flavoring) is just kinda proof that AI wrote those recipes
That and an eggnog drink that doesn't include eggnog...
blue raspberries are real, theyre just colored like blueberries and not electric blue. my source is i grow them. But yeah...probably AI
Rubus leucodermis @@cbm3
@@cbm3 I guess yeah technically blue raspberries exist. I have mostly heard to them referred to as blackcap raspberries. Its still a weird thing to call for in a recipe especially since you're not going to find them at the supermarket, generally not something you find outside of candy flavoring.
Everyone knows blue raspberries are a crucial ingredient in blue waffles
Those recipes are probably AI generated. You're probably the only person to ever make any of them.
AI is dumb enough to think blue raspberries are a real thing.. but then again so are people who huff this shit.
@@goatpepperherbaltea7895 you suck
I’m a comp sci dropout.
It’s not swag. Don’t do it.
@@goatpepperherbaltea7895 okay bozo go huff some more just keep doing it till your fully braindead
This, probably wanted to add plausible deniability to their product being abused by children by putting tons of recipes on their website. Quickest way is having an AI fart them out.
They're obviously doing this for legal purposes; which raises the point that there is a nonzero chance this will be played in a court room during the inevitable lawsuits targeted at galaxy gas.
Like Erik getting him on salvia played in Congress lol
Yeah, Galaxy Gas is trying to get around the accusations that this is just whippets for zoomers.
Our justice system is completely broken. I doubt anything happens to them.
Galaxy gas is total BS but to anyone reading this the industrial size nitrous for chefs is totally legit. The alternative is buying 100s of those metal canisters or canned whipped cream where you can't control the flavor.
It would, but william clearly isn't using actual Galaxy Gas in this video, kinda rendering it meaningless to use in a case explicitly regarding Galaxy Gas and not just nitrous as a substance.
This feels like the people during probation that said "dont put this grape juice in your closet for a month. It will become alcohol which is illegal"
Prohibition*
@@Dudeguymansir prison liquor, also known as "pruno".
@@RighteousJ correct 👍 OP had typed “probation” when, based on context clues, they really meant “prohibition.”
Probation =/= prohibition
@Dudeguymansir I know. I was pointing out how the statement still works in spite of that.
vine glo
ChatGPT was working HARD to make up all those recipes!
if you ask chatgpt for the same recipe concepts, it creates better ideas. there is no way these can be ai genned, ai has tons of data and can produce better recipes than anything galaxy gas came up with.
@@Minty1337 I mean, there's a lot of other models. Might not be GPT 4o. Maybe not even from OpenAI.
@@x_ph1l yea, it reeks of something like a local or free model, they tend to struggle with stuff like proportions and ratios, leading to stupid ingredient quantities. ngl stuff like this pains me since ai is great when used for the right applications, but people love to apply it to things it's just not good at, then wonder why it screwed up.
The ai was goofy off the gas when it came up with the recipes
@@Minty1337 Naw the blue razz for garnish and 2 cups of sugar are the giveaways. No human thinks putting 1:2 parts sugar in the water is reasonable
Galaxy gas having recipes on their website is like a money laundering pizza shop having two frozen pizzas in the back just in case
most money laundering fronts have full businesses in the front, hence how they seem legit. for example a lot of pizza place fronts have really good really cheap pizza because they’re cooking the books by mixing sales with laundered money
Nah, that's just a menu, they don't have freezers.
They just stick their Nonna in the kitchen
@@katteisace4563 "most money laundering fronts have full businesses in the front" probs why they're called "fronts", innit
@@katteisace4563 There was a Chinese restaurant in the small town my boyfriend lived in. Nobody *ever ever* ate there. One of his friends tried it and the staff was very consternated, they served him what he guessed was probably a Chinese frozen dinner. Even the cops claimed they didn’t know what was going on with the place (which just makes me think the cops were involved).
"everyone gets mad at kids for doing drugs, not the adults selling drugs to kids." Thats some wisdom right there.
I think it's fair to condemn both. Let's not act like teenagers are helpless little children who don't know better than what they do...
@@msnicotiana Most of the time, yes. They are incredibly impressionable and gullible.
@@msnicotianawhy condemn the youth for doing whippets that’s just what they do
@@msnicotiana But... that is why they are called teenagers... not adults... and why most things have an age restriction above 18 or why juvenile prisons exist. Because younger teenagers are in fact not yet able to make the same cohesive or experienced decision as adults. That's like their whole thing. Learning to be adults, not being adults. And they don't have much choice in going through that horrible transition.
But I give you that even some adults also try their best not to make adult decisions or comments.
true but should def still blame the kids a little so they dont see that and think "guys im not addicted to vaping because i have no self control, its because the grown ups are selling to me!!!" like its also their fault
The lemonade would've been way better if you just garnished it with blue rasberries Will
Never forget that whipits is what sent Steve-O to rehab. Of all the crazy stunts he did and the drugs he did, nitrus is what fucked him up the most. My fellow millenials, you are not tougher than Steve-O
People who function well and do a variety of substances will tell you that inhalants are nothing to fuck with, nearly across the board.
@@supersungal2 Nitrous isn't like other inhalants, I wouldn't even call it an inhalant. It's inherently safe unless you abuse it. You can go to a dentist and they can apply it to you for an hour and there's zero issues. The problem with nitrous is entirely to the stupidity of the people using it primarily due to oxygen depravation, and it's a lot of effort to even get to that point. There's unsafe with doing a few whip-it size things of nitrous every once in a while.
and it's what Ye (the famously mentally stable guy) is addicted to
@@lepus6511 It's addictive for people who are prone to addictions but it has absolutely no physical additive properties and is almost entirely inert in the body other than it's dissassocitive effects and B12 issues with significant amounts.
@@lepus6511guys maybe whippets make you a nazi. Idk if that's better or worse than ravaging your brain cells, but if one of those isn't bad enough to not do it, surely both are
nothing called "galaxy gas" is meant for anything other than getting super fucked up
It's also super dangerous to sell it in such large quantities for consumers. Especially when those consumers are kids wanting to get high.
Hypoxia induced brain damage is perhaps the most common side effect, it's what it says on the tin. Like with nitrogen, you don't feel you're suffocating, so you can inhale a lot without feeling uncomfortable, unwittingly depriving your brain of O2.
N2O also significantly drains vitamin B12, at such large quantities which can lead to neural damage, or rather, it *will* lead to damage if you huff an entire galaxy gas on weekends.
Then there's the risk of Olneys lesions, which is a gnarly type of brain damage. More research is needed for it, but the risk isn't worth it.
Doing whippets back in the day was mostly fine. Few people could afford large amounts, and you generally only got one capsules worth at a time. Even if you were in to it, It was an expensive treat you did rarely. And it still put people in care homes for the rest of their life, I personally knew one.
They put sulfur dioxide in it is the worst part, prolly a shit ton of lubricant left from the manufacturing process as well. It is a predatory brand selling the lowest quality most addictive substance, nitrous oxide is extremely euphoric and a common effect is compulsive redosing, a lot of people see it on TikTok and unknowingly get crazy addicted because they aren’t educated enough to engage with it in a respectful and sceptical manner. I really hate to see it because the most likely outcome is not the promotion of safe use rescources it’s instead the banning of an honestly remarkably safe drug(when used with the adequate respect that pressurised gasses deserve), as well as making the lives of people who do need nitrous for more legitimate reasons harder for no reason. It’s just all around trash and the only reason it exists is the want for views, I just hate to see it
@@cooppatnessit’s not great but it’s not THAT bad lol
These minors should NOT be on it though whatsoever lol
@@cooppatnessThere is sulfur dioxide in every N2O container, specifically to prevent brain damaged junkies from huffing it as it tastes bitter.
The flavors are used to mask that bitterness. Lay off the "it's a respectable drug", the only thing it does is suffocate your brain.
Keep using it and you'll end up in a wheelchair with slurred speech and no cognitive abilities.
@@cooppatness bro shill your garbage gas somewhere else.
"I really hate to see it because the most likely outcome is ... ... the banning of an honestly remarkably safe drug".
If you think you can use any drug like that in a safe way, you are just telling yourself that to cope with your addiction
sometimes you need to make 10,000 cubic feet of whipped cream and you don't have time to change canisters.
Sounds like fun honestly
Even Starbucks uses the little canisters. They make so much whipped cream all day every day and even for them it's not worthwhile to buy a huge tank with a pressure regulator and a bunch of other BS. The use case for those huge tanks is only drugs.
You know id love to get 2 or maybe even 10 kg bottles of co2 for my sodastream. It’s so much cheaper in bulk.
@@phil6272 A 20lb bottle doesn't even last me a month on a soda stream.
@@criticaleventDepends on if you use it multiple times a day and how much carbonation you add. For one person drinking one or two moderately carbonated beverages a day, a 20lb tank would last quite a while.
I always saw those empty cO2 canisters on the ground as a kid and always assumed people really loved airsoft
Those were for airsoft if they were C02. If they were nitrous then no it was for inhaling
@@Skriggler average youtube commenter reading comprehension
here i was as a 12 year old thinking it was NoS for the neighbors car!
I thought there were a lot of cyclists reinflating their tyres
@@casinatorzcraftno, he's saying co2 and no2 are different things
There are cases of dentists abusing and getting hooked on nitrous oxide, and subsequently being forced into disability and early retirement because it resulted in development of peripheral neuropathy (persistent numbness and tingling of the fingers).
Just makes me think of Steve Martin in Little Shop of Horrors.
a dentist on nitrous nearly killed my mother as hed basically ran out during surgery and refused to admit where it had all gone, so just tried to do the surgery without it, and she got rly badly injured from moving out
0:25 i would never abuse nitrous. i love nitrous
my civic is addicted to nitrous
same nitrous is too nice I could never abuse it
"ai has generated more than double of all written human material" and we just discovered it on the galaxy gas recipe page
probably million times more.
at this point i would not be surprised if your comment is ai generated
@@TakehisaYujiLook in the mirror. You are AI generated too.
Now imagine how many times we've all read through pointless AI tripe.
Even I'm ai generated
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When you can only get "cooking ingredients" at a liquor store in amounts of THOUSANDS OF SERVINGS, something isn't right.
They are way less dangerous than the alcohol they are right next to at a liquor store so IDK what people are getting their knickers in a twist about, just don't sell them to kids (at least here kids aren't allowed in bottle or tobacco shops without and adult anyway).
Or both are bad and niether should exist.
@@Josak17they are both bad but the difference is one doesn't immediately have a risk of killing you if you use it one time lol
@@Josak17 no they are not. the alcohol you can get the correct dosage but not with galaxy gas or most other inhalants
@@maxe159 What the fuck are you talking about lol? Alcohol kills innumerably more people and is harmful to health with frequent usage just like inhalants.
I 10000% believe with the amount of recipes and their "ethical business practices" that it's all AI generated and you are not in fact having a stroke
Here you can buy different things fully legal, sniff things, pills, the horse tranc 🦄 just a few different ingrediënts where no laws are about that it’s illegal to sell, it’s only“not for human consumption, only lab testing” but they remind ya when a big festival is coming up and sell in grams or more🤣
A gas station near me sells lots of those canisters for making whipped cream. I guess there's a lot of chefs around.
You never know when you may cross paths with a pack of wild strawberries!
I'm a cook at a restaurant and we have cases of these on hand at all times. I can never resist making whippet jokes.
If the "blue raspberry" garnish wasn't a clue on it being AI, the fondue definitely is. It reeks of someone asking ChatGPT to write a recipe for fondue using nitrous because anyone who cooks, hell even anyone who has been on Tumblr at the very least, can tell you that any form of carbonation or gas introduction into dairy will immediately curdle and spoil it which is why it tasted so rank.
Whipped cream is dairy? Carbonation causes curdling because of carbonic acid. Nitrous doesn't, and is flavorless, which is why it's used in whipped cream.
@@jeffreygordon7194your assuming that the canister is 100% nitrous and when mixed in the container its not a vacuum lol
@@chaosinsurgency6636Nonsense
Ah yes, the infamous ‘potion of instant spoiled milk’ post
@@steampunk-llamadammit you beat me to it!
Now imagine these with super strong artificial flavor like watermelon, blue raspberry, etc. They have flavors you’d never use in recipes realistically.
Yes, let me get my blue raspberry a very real fruit
Yummy
The excuses for these are they flavor whipped cream, which I guess yeah. But what faint fart of artificial flavoring do you need it elsewhere? It's too niche to provide flavors .... unless the flavor is going directly up your no--.
@@QuackZackIt's like a vape, you don't sniff it you put it in a balloon and inhale it like helium.
When ChatGPT first came out, I tried using it to come up with ideas for lunches to bring to work, and the results were just as bad as these "galaxy gas" recipes. I knew that it had no idea what it was doing as soon as it recommended microwaving a salad for 20-30 seconds.
What's going on with the link in your comment??
Ok after I clicked the link in the comment it legitimately dissapeared. It took me to a search for microwaves... I side of youtube. Looks like they're experimenting with new fuvkery
@@RageXBlade UA-cam seems to be randomly adding links to comments. I have no idea why.
Yeah any salad done more than 10 seconds is ruined.
@@lmpeters I'm responding from notifications, so I don't see a link here, or if you edited the comment, but if you accidentally leave out the space between sentences, or add a period between words instead of a space, YT will automatically turn that string into a link.
This thin veil of "definitely not selling drugs" is funny, if not sad. I look forward to Chef's future as an investigative journalist.
It's kinda how I buy fungal spores for microscopy and not to grow psychedelic mushrooms. The spores even come with instructions for preparing slides and recommended microscope settings.
Coffeezilla has already dug into them, iirc.
they do this with regular nitrous at off ya tree store in australia along with bongs sold as as "decorative vases" lmfao
This was just a video made to allow William to write off the cost of Kevin's crippling galaxy gas addiction.
People can yell at kids much easier than the adults selling things to them.
Best part to me is if it wasnt supposed to be used for drug use, why did they name it galaxy gas. I hate people who argue with me that its a legit food product. Im a chef. i know we use nitrous for some foams and whipped creams etc. But that much would last 40000 years. I use small carts in my whip cream cannister it lasts a long time in a semi busy restaurant. There is no way someone would need that much nitrous and we dont want it flavored.
People argue it's for food use? How shovelled in the head does one have to be to argue that as anyone but a Galaxy Gas lawyer?
@@budgetcommander4849 its sold for culinary purposes. And nitrous is usually sold for culinary when its flavored.(even though nobody wants it as aa chef) i go through about a grand a year on nitrous for whipped cream alone at my restaurant.
I think the reason why so many people do not understand is that the amount is so incredibly large it's hard to compare it to anything. With a 2000g one of these could make like 20.000 desserts, you cannot even imagine how 20.000 desserts would look like next to eachother.
Because it’s a galaxy of different flavors for you to use in your cooking. If you don’t like then don’t use it
@@Foreseer117 Well have you even tried it? No? Well then keep getting mad at the free market
The main problem I have with this video is that he didn't even buy Galaxy Gas. Galaxy Gas isn't JUST nitrous oxide. It's FLAVORED nitrous oxide. Had he actually obtained the Galaxy Gas brand nitrous he could have pointed out how it's actually SO MUCH WORSE than normal nitrous because of the added flavor when people use it for whippits. Also the branding on the tank itself is very clearly trying to market itself to young people.
I would genuinely not be surprised if galaxy gas was another try by the tobacco industry to sell shit to kids
"oh fuck, we can't sell vapes to kids anymore
quick, buy a bunch of gas from the local hospital"
the idea of flavored whipped cream really sounds interesting too bad you can get high of it
So sane person who isn't in school is going to buy something called Galaxy Gas to make whipped cream in their home. Especially when said gas if flavoured.
@@chickenzzilaYou can make flavoured whipped cream without drug equipment. Lots of desserts that are mostly flavoured whipped cream already exist like syllabub and cranachan (the second of which is particullarly good)
@@chickenzzila lol wat just add the flavor directly to the whipped cream before foaming it
The way it described the "eggnog mocktail" reminded me A LOT of AI generated text. It loves to overuse adjectives and adverbs (smooth texture, velvety richness, shimmering sugar???) and wrap things up in a tidy little bow like that. Given the sheer number of recipes and the fact they basically don't work that pretty much confirms it's all AI generated.
Yeah they're obviously using outdated AI
lmao duh. it took you that long into the vid to realize it? blue raspberry is a candy flavor, not a fruit you can garnish something with. the very first recipe already gave it away. second one too, and overwhelmingly so
@@SkrigglerLmao no, AI is all like that
@@Skriggleryeah. If they'd used 4.0 it definitely would have made delicious Galaxy gas recipes.
0:12 Kanye West now wants to know where you live
That canister he has is big enough to fill multiple swimmimg pools with whipped cream.
If you can't find this culinary product at your local grocery store, you can try searching your local smoke shop, chop shop, state prison, mining equipment manufacturing plant, or spent-nuclear fuel storage facility.
*culinary product*
If you can't make your own, state prison bought is fine
Big Willy is going to get his first court appearance for the most unexpected reason as a star witness against galaxy gas
I'm a personal care attendant. My young adult client loves when I turn on your videos. He's non verbal, but is so engaged in the videos. Love it!!! Thank you for posting!
tard wrangler
Give him some nitrous he's gonna love it
10:40 "You followed the recipe right, right?" he used gruyere instead of raclette, which is salty instead of smoother... its still a galaxy gas recipe but i dunno, gas for thought.
13:50 Well, that's on the Internet forever now
That fondue recipe was definitely written by a LLM, that repeating of "cheese fondue" was a dead giveaway.
lmao _that_ was the giveaway, yeah
@@Heroo01 You're on like every comment saying "Heh... I figured it out by minute one." can you please get a job
@@timaeustestified5808 saying it twice is "like every comment"? are you just insecure you couldn't figure it out? it's SO obvious to anyone even remotely familiar with AI
worked garde manger at a brunch place, made a lot of whipped cream. IN NO UNIVERSE is that giant canister good for service, if your pressure is running low, you need to be able to change it super quick
This scale is for beverages like nitro cold brew coffee or stout.
basically a cooking channel at this point and I love it
His name Chef. What do you not understand?
The eggnog was described as a "mocktail", maybe the part that it was 'mocking' wasn't the alcohol, but the egg
3:00 there is no such thing as blue raspberries 😂
Isn't there candies? Haha
They wouldn't know, they make drugs, not food
Yes but it's not an actual fruit. @@Junitunes
"I rizzed my key into the key hole."
"I Thlammed My Penith in the Car Door"
Just hook the rest up to your car intake.
I saw a few people do that and crazy it works lol it’s just like automotive grade it seems like which is scary
This isn't a bad idea. A basic nitrous kit for a car is just a regulator and momentary switch. Will could probably slap a kit together with stuff he already has.
@@richardking4514 problem is that you need a new tune for the car, more oxygen doesn really do anything unless you also add petrol
@@AndreasPetersen1 NAH
@@cppctek lmao do you think "automotive grade nitrous" is a thing? it's the same chemical, why would it be different?
they just add bitterants and crap into it so you can't huff it
I really hope this video makes it into the Galaxy Gas court hearings
Like Erik (Internet Comment Etiquette) with his old salvia videos. It was so funny seeing Hamilton Morris interview him about it.
@@richardking4514 wait what??? thats news to me lol do you have a link?
Fr this is evidence that the recipes were not developed with the intention to actually make them (not even ‘developed’, just generated)
But he didn’t use galaxy gas, if he did then its definitely going to be used in court
@@kentuckysmoose but he's using the recipes from the galaxy gas website
Nitrous is probably the scariest addiction. At least opiates have the mercy to kill you. Nitrous just tortures you for the rest of your life by crippling you and leaving you mentally handicapped.
galaxy gas is the type of AI horrorshow ppl have been expecting for a while. literally making a bunch of flavored brain trauma for adults and children alike, while pumping out a whole fake generated website with fake recipes is unbelievable and the type of scummery youd expect only in satire. world is a fuck
What? Why would you just lie like that, nothing you said makes sense
@@maya_void3923calm down addict
Yeah I had a friend who used nitrous heavily for years, they developed extremely painful peripheral nerve damage due to tanked b12, because long term nitrous makes it so your body can’t metabolize it properly. Turns out b12 is a pretty important vitamin, and not having enough can cause a lot of damage.
whippets are cishet poppers
Lmao made my day after this video and comment section ruined it
Also worth noting: the flavor agents in those cans are not meant for inhalation and are probably more dangerous than the gas itself
That's true about many "flavor agents" used in solid and liquid things, too.
No flavoring agent could be more dangerous than the gas. It literally destroys your brain.
Aren't the flavour agents in vapes explicitly what makes them so harmful? For example, diacetyl is commonly used as a flavour additive in a lot of vape fluids, and is the chemical responsible for popcorn lung. From my understanding, if it was just nicotine and vapor it wouldn't be harmful at all really.
@@VoltisArt well, consuming something and inhaling it are very different things. Added flavors don’t usually have much issue besides that artificial butter stuff that’s not used anymore and liquid smoke being a carcinogen.
@@AnUncleanHippythat is quite correct but glycerin and propylene glycol condensing in your airways is also quite bad.
When I vaped to fit in with the “cool kids” (yes I know immense cringe I got out of that phase after like two months) I used to just fill my vape with pure glycerin to avoid getting addicted and getting some horrible lung disease.
Now even nerds who try to fit in (I mightve been in the minority but no way I was the only one) can’t escape it since disposable vapes dominate the market, and Im pretty sure you can’t modify them.
10:52 I love how my mans has an entire yard to blast the nasty cheese, and he chooses the flower patch. xD
Almost murk3d a butterfly!
@@MidwestArtist you can say killed returd
One galaxy gas canister makes like 10,000 servings of whipped cream
It's practical 😊
well yanno americans like to buy in bulk
"blue raspberries to garnish" screams made with AI to me
Brought to you by the culinary masterminds at OpenAI.
as a kid i would collect those small co2 canisters to be reused for $1/lbs. assumed they were just older kids playing airsoft or something, but looking back i was technically an accomplice?
If they were CO², then no.
lmfao how tf would that make you an accomplice?? does that mean someone cleaning up needles from a park is an accomplice to heroin usage? wth man
0:47 that was painful to watch
Yea I about died from cringe that’s so much worse than hearing a 12 year old on Fortnite rambling on a public lobby
congrats, that was the point
You just dont understand the skibidi rizz
@@Heroo01🤓👆”erm actually that was the point of the clip”
Yeah no shit thats just how they feel
The whole video is unbearable, two adult people who probably abuse alcohol, whining for half an hour about ai generated recipes like it's some shocking conspiracy and proving something, calling actual cooking equippement _not for cooking" because teenagers use it to get h*gh, in the age of easily accessible 0pi0ids, when it's safer and less harmful than w33d. And like trying to sh1t on nitrous for bad AI recipes? While constantly shaming and laughing at drvg users for no fvcking reason? Like what did they done to you bro for you to laugh at them and be mean?? Why do you care about what substances people use, someone who does it and you're his fav UA-camr is going to watch this and feel like absolute svbhuman garbage for no needed reason
In Australia, we called those little metal canisters “nangs” because they make your head go “nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang nang “…..
Very popular around the suburbs and surrounding bush land, and funny enough our local IGA!
yess the sound they make in ur head is so iconic
14:11 The next door neighbor peeping through their window, giggling quietly to themself while enjoying a salty snack and their quirky neighbor's most recent backyard shenanigans.
big willy looks so natural standing outside of a smoke shop im crying
7:05 that is probably AI generated.
It’s all probably AI generated lol
"that one in particular"
"probably"
bro isn't sure lmfao
@@Heroo01 thing is if it isn't it's awful
Blue raspberries don't even exist 😂
one of the strongest cases for why the recipes were written by AI. I don't think there is a human dumb enough to write that.
If I was taking them to court on the claim it was for misuse first, I would literally point directly at the blue raspberry thing as my evidence they aren't serious about the cooking stuff.
Blue raspberry is just raspberry but they make it blue in candy and such to differentiate it from cherry or strawberry flavored things which are usually red
@@spegynmerbles3993 no, its a synthetic flavor that someone tasted one day and gave it a random name.
@@spegynmerbles3993 Right.. but the recipe was describing it like a fruit, not a candy. There is a wild berry called a "blackcap raspberry" or "whitebark raspberry" that is a deep purply-blue whose flavor blue raspberry apparently mimicks but I guarantee that's not what the recipe was calling for..
William Osman out here with the most innovative content, teaching you how to do whippets within the first 2 minutes of the video.
The dead snake bit was amazing. Thank you editor, that was perfect comedic timing
I have a medical test and have been fasting for a bit. My stomach was hurting so bad from hunger until the moment the fondue sprayed into the cup.
I used to work in a smoke shop, they have so many things where the chemical is slightly altered from an actual illegal drug or things are bent so that its skirts by as legal. Bongs are called Water Pipes (or were, legal weed) because "Bong" was actually used in legal descriptions as a device used solely to smoke marijuana therefore could be confiscated or considered paraphernalia in some states. So you call it a water pipe or Hookah, because those are legally acceptable terms for devices that could smoke tobacco. Meth pipes are called "oil burners" because they are supposed to be used for burning essential oils for aroma therapy (i bet like a total of 0 people have ever used them for that) They have these drugs that are called phenylethylamines and its basically like meth but you smell this solvent and it creates a euphoria plus all the weird boner pills that are just like shitty gas station ecstasy. Its all bad, we might as well legalize the drugs because everything else is worse, look at shit like bath salts lmao.
Lol those were the days. I bought some spice and passed my driver's test high AF 😂😂😂 yeah I know dangerous AF.. Sorry.
They are selling this stuff called Jenkem. It comes in a brown paper bag and has a funny smell but man alive does it work.
@@bhairavi-maa Gotta brew your own for that real good-good
Back when VCRs were a thing they sold Alkyl Nitrate (Poppers) as "video head cleaner" supposedly to clean the magnet heads inside a VCR.
Also in the old days k2.. sorry "potpourri"" 😂
honestly me and my bf were debating about this a few weeks ago. He definitely believed it was a front from the beginning. Meanwhile me being a barista and chef i was kinda intrigued in the culinary aspect of it. After this video though…. yeah its 10000% a front for drugs
Oh it's so so much worse than what he made it out to be. Galaxy Gas is sold flavored in giant canisters. Kids carry it around and just do hits constantly.
It is a very important culinary tool, but the way it's packaged marketed and sold is specifically for everything except culinary purposes.
It's super fucked and a lot of kids are getting permanent brain damage from it.
.....
Naa it's definitely used for culinary purposes but it's misused more than correctly used, and tbh as long as you don't continuously use it or use an absurd mount like that guy did on reddit then it's relatively safe compared to all of the other stuff out there. Just gotta up your B12 intake if frequently doing it.
How did you not immediately know it was a front to sell nitrous to people for recreational use? I got a bunch of ads and the nozzles were a dead giveaway. I guess I can see a mixture of naivety about nitrous use, wishful thinking, and culinary curiosity keeping you from seeing what it was.
And in case you didn't know, flavored whipped cream is already a thing. Add some flavored vodka to the recipe. Or bourbon, a bourbon whipped cream goes super well with a lot of thanksgiving desserts.
@@fleekwoodmatt4316 I think you might have already huffed too much Galaxy Gas
I ran the eggnog recipe through an AI detector and it flagged 56% as AI lmao
No egg, no booze, and some vanilla would be nice. The bot's the only one who would never notice the _only two food things that form the name_ aren't in the recipe.
@@VoltisArtwhy would you ruin perfectly good nog with alcohol
@@PlatPlat613 u might wanna sit down when i tell you this
ai detectors don't work very reliably
@@ProddByYokai gulp
My favorite part of making eggnog is blitzing my neurons out of my skull with a kiloliter of pure nitrous, it really zests up that whipped milk.
"That's the eggnog"
"That looks like something you spray on a fire to put it out"
I decided to watch the video now just in case UA-cam takes it down.
There have been many Will videos I have watched immediately for this reason
I had a neighbor back in the day who was massively addicted to that stuff. Weirdest damn thing to get addicted to. His recliner was next to the window, and he'd sit there huffing whippits and chucking the empties out the window. There was a trashcan that caught some of them. But the whole alley between his house and my apartment was just mounds of empty cylinders. Apparently the guy worked at a bank. He called his basement the "Rave Cave" and it was as loud and obnoxious as it sounds.
The name "Rave Cave" might have been the smartest thing said neighbor did....at least it's catchy.
Speaking of names, your user name is terribly intriguing. All good spatial dimensions deserve tacos.
@@VoltisArt He probably stole it from someone else, like the proper bank worker he is :)
Honestly this video could be used in court against this company, showing that Galaxy Gas is NOT meant for culinary reasons, and that these recipes are all AI generated
They could argue he wasn’t even using galaxy gas brand and the case wouldn’t stick
@@KJ-ei4gg easy fix. Just make a video about this but with galaxy gas instead
Bro why do you care
@@maya_void3923 Idk maybe cause I dont want to be around brain dead people or see people I know fall into this shit. Why do you care about my comment?
I grew up with hoards of this stuff. Because we used the canisters for actually whipping things. Cream, soda (with CO2 canisters), mousse, foams... It was great. Then it became harder to get and we had to go to members only restaurant wholesale stores for it and even then we were looked at funny for getting it.
The Culinary plight😢
I love how Galaxy Gas is trying to claim they're for cooking, but no grandma trying to bake a cake is gonna buy their nitrous from a website that has a bunch of psychedelic and outer space imagery. That'd be like a company called "Hitman's Arsenal" selling knitting needles and claiming they're actually for knitting.
Grating the gouda, "what French shit is this?" Dutch people: "you gouda be kidding me!"
honestly I bet the way Galaxy gas gets in real trouble first is when someone puts something hot a dispenser, as these recipes tell you to do, and then it explodes. whip cream chargers that can handle hot stuff are usually pretty expensive and there is no shot the ones they sell are rated for the increased pressure.
there's pfas in here is such a good joke
7:26 bro pulled out the idubbz
Plot twist it is really a person writing these recipes but they boofed so many canisters of nitrous they have brain rott
This video is about to be Exhibit A as regulators take these companies to court lmao
Me and a buddy were talking about trying out some of the galaxy gas website recipes as a joke. Thank you for doing it for us william
A SMOKE SHOP LMAO could they make it any more blatantly obvious?
They also advertise galaxy gas in the same conventions that are meant for advertising drugs. Totally just for cooking.
Nobody cares bro are you 12? People do drvgs, move on
@@man-from-2058wow so what
The way I snorted at "God, this looks like something you'd spray on a fire to put it out." This whole video was a delight and I'm now glad UA-cam kept pushing it to me.
There is a real recipe involving nitrous that I’ve made before - The ‘N2o Ramos Gin Fizz’ from Death & Co’s book ‘Cocktail codex’. The nitrous is used to lower the (famously absurdly long) shaking time of the Ramin’s gin fizz from 8 minutes to like 2. actually pretty good
I thought the gas was supposed to be flavoured to supposedly make flavoured whipped cream but then how would that make sense with cheese fondue and "eggnog" im sure artificial fruit flavour wouldn't go well together
im waiting for kevins galaxy gas rocket engine
14:09 That needed to be said
Things I didn't expect to hear today- "Is that a fuckin dead snake on your Amazon package?" 😂
I was going to buy a whipped cream dispenser until I saw all the warnings and restrictions...
Now I just put cream in a stand mixer with a little stabilizer and sugar.
Way better for cakes anyway, the Nitrogen stuff dissolves in the oils so it gets too light and fluffy, so even if a dispenser can make decorating easier, the old fashion way is the best, just wisk up some cream and powdered sugar!
Mechanically whipped cream has cold air in it, so it will froth up when dolloped onto a hot coffee or cocoa. Nitrogen whipped cream will pop faster than air whipped cream in hot liquids.
Reject the Nitrogen! Whip your cream like Grandma did!!!!
Don’t do school
Stay in vegetables
Eat your drugs
I love eating pot brownies in my veggie bath personally and man school is so gross who would even thing about touching them they have cooties smh
@@animeloveer97 Genuine question: what the fuck is a veggie bath in this context?? Lol
@@BalthorYTI dunno but vibing in a really hot oatmeal bath actually sounds pretty nice
@2:39 terrifying XD
Finally, someone points it out! Did everybody else just not bat an eye?
William osman has been replaced by a changeling and it just slipped up
@@zestiestzest i scrolled for a hot minute to see if any one else noticed. guess its just us 2 and Will/editor
AI lookin shi
Hot Dog on a Stick has been REAL quiet since this has dropped.
"It's like freaky sour cream" That's actually the perfect way to describe creme fraiche.
Those descriptions of the """dishes""" absolutely REEK of chat GPT or other AI. Putting nutmeg and cinnamon in it, then it saying spices *like* nutmeg and cinnamon? Stuff like that to me is an immediate red flag - you don't use something as an example of or to describe itself. That's like, one of the core rules of english. "Ah, yes - these schnozzberries taste like schnozzberries!"-type beat.
And that's not mentioning it trying to tell you to use BLUE RASPBERRIES as a garnish! Nobody competent enough to write a full paragraph would tell you to garnish with a fake berry used to describe a completely man-made flavour. That's insanity.
I think you're right on the money, honestly, Will. There's no way they don't know what their real market it. They've just gotten AI to make up a bunch of bogus recipes to pass it off as a cooking tool. Heck, just look at the way you have to hold it to actually dispense this crap - and look how hard it launches out of the nozzle! That's for huffing nitrous, and nothing else. The nozzle and lever are like, perfectly angled and oriented for that and *nothing* else.
this channel is turning into dinotendies fast and I'm so here for it
only difference is that dinotendies gets his recipes from inhaling the fumes emanating from the inside of his house rather than the internet
Confession time
When I was like 8 I got addicted to huffing any and all solvents. Deodorant, air freshener, cans of butane etc. I was frying what little brain cells I had at that age. The fact Americans are so able to buy galaxy gas is insane to me. Makes me physically ill thinking about it. I don’t want kids to end up trying it and getting addicted like I did.
Also I’m 25 now and haven’t done that shit in well over a decade 😂
8? your poor developing brain...
@@MrNoipe On the plus side, maybe the neuroplasticity being so young contributed to a fuller recovery than if they were an adult?
@@Kwauhn.Probably more regeneration than I'd get doing it at 23 fuck getting brain damaged for fun
It's not new people have been doing this forever now
huffing/solvents are completely different than nitrous
There's probably a gas leak happening where the dude who is supposed to double check these AI recipies is, but he can't tell because he actively choses to live through a few balloons worth of gas leaks a day.
I'm a mechanic and I often see those little canisters being sold in bulk as "Emergency Tire Fillers". Which, is a regular use for them. But selling them in a pack of 100 makes very little sense lol
I literally gave chatgpt a prompt and they gave a near identical description of the stardust eggnog mocktail.
5:37 galaxy gas lemonade got brother acting a lil zesty out here
if you want to actually use nitrous for recipes, it's really good at extracting essential oils when paired with alcohol, so you can make flavored syrups and liqours, extract orange or lime zest into an everclear base, etc. really cool for specialty cocktails!
Can you use it for spearmint? I know someone who grows their own spearmint so that could be useful.
That's interesting
Interesting. How does that work? Do you need dry ice for that like with co2 extraction?
This is an exposé... It's a legal narcotic company using the same style marketing as disposable vapes
It’s a dissociative, which are classed as psychedelics, or the more accurate term regarding side effects is neurotoxin. “Narcotic” isn’t just a synonym for “drugs.”
@sama.murphy5846 Jesus Christ, an expert graces our presence!
I was a barista and we used these to make whipped cream all the time, but of course every time the thought crossed my mind...
The reason nitrous is used for wip cream is because. It is one of the only gasses that doesn't react with the cream souring it. It has a neutral ph. 👍
I really wonder if they couldn't just use Nitrogen or even noble games for that stuff instead and stop this whole thing entirely. Probably just too expensive to figure it out, though some airgun company has figured out Nitrogen cartridges by now.
@superslimanoniem4712 it's vapor pressure has a lot to do with it. You want fine bubbles that turn the cream into a foam you need a gass that has a specific pressure. It's the reason canned wipcream has more flavor than cool whip.