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@latte8626 Jun 4, 2025
The whole time he was working on the mechanism to remove the spikes from the pan, all I could think of was using a springform adjacent mechanism, like when making a cheesecake. Gotta love over engineering đź’›
@lancemckenzie1074 Jun 4, 2025
'Good for portion control' is a great way to compliment your short kings.
@werewolf1e Jun 4, 2025
There is a way easier way of doing this.. with a microwave. I was thinking the whole video on how you never tried doing microwave mugcakes. Those end being pretty much uniform, and they shrink a little during cooking so they have less surface contact
@UpWithGoldstein Jun 4, 2025
I waited three months for how to make an entire tray of the worst part of the brownie.
@franzusgutlus54 Jun 4, 2025
How much weight did you gain during the making of this video?
@Alexandurs Jun 4, 2025
"Scale from 1 to 10" - "I think its a 10" << Pure happiness right there.
@InservioLetum Jun 4, 2025
But... but... the crunchy edges are the BEST PART
@GregChabala Jun 4, 2025
I am satisfied with the amount of Wife appearances in this, though more are always welcome.
@kiloliters Jun 4, 2025
man uses complex machinery to develop technology to make brownies worse. like the process is genuinely super impressive, but why would you remove the best part of the brownie?
@MessyGamer616 Jun 4, 2025
so..... for the last pan, why not just make a two part system with latches on the outside to connect the two to maintain pressure? that way all you'd need is spikes on one plate, potentially with a heatsink on the bottom, and holes in your pan. you wouldn't need to worry about the latches being too…
@jeffreycranor4570 Jun 4, 2025
the advert alone got the like on the video loved the entire video
