4 Odd Experiments with Milk! TKOR Guide To Odd Science Experiments At Home

Today we're doing 4 simple experiments with milk, that you can replicate at home. If you’re wondering how to do some fun odd science experiment at home...check out this video. The steps TKOR covers for doing milk experiments is super easy.
This odd science project is also great for those wanting to know how to make other cool things: milk experiments, odd experiments, science experiments, weird science experiments, experiments to do at home, milk science experiment, random science, milk and vinegar experiment and more! Let us know what cool science experiments you create!
If you’re looking to try something new or for an activity such as: DIY science project, DIY milk experiment, cool science experiments, fun weekend project, science with milk, or just a fun project with the family, watch the video to learn more.
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[@luckyluke7997]

HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYONE!

[@defense200x]

fu off

[@xxanonymousbunnyxx4963]

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!

[@dw4353]

We had holiday on the 15th shame

[@mysticarceus236]

The white solid in last experiment of vinegar is cottage cheese also known as paneer and is edible and can be cooked.

[@anshusingh5318]

Mystic Arceus Let the Paneer Arrows Rain!!!!!

[@frankiestage8977]

Why does Nate feel the need to eat everything

[@shaunthesheephascommittedt7530]

Frankie Stage he must CONSUME all

[@silentsparrow8705]

Don't know 😕

[@violetadlt2729]

lol i was like i wonder what that tastes like

[@lindasvalesen5237]

@@violetadlt2729 i keep wondering that too. And he does it so we dont have to.

[@violetadlt2729]

Linda Svalesen right lol

[@saranshkumar1744]

That "white stringy stuff" is the cottage cheese we make in India. It can be obtained by pouring the whole thing in a cloth. draining all the water and then wrapping the remaining stuff. Let it rest while putting a stone or a heavy thing to drain the excess water. And there you have your cottage cheese.

[@pipsta]

@@myname7159 Because they are fluent...

[@LordHeartNight]

THANK YOU! Glad someone has some idea where cheese comes from (cheddar to the americans)

[@totiny3262]

@@myname7159 yo are you under the impression that Indians can't speak English?

[@ash82391]

Actually the "white string stuff" is also edible and is called "CHANA" in Bengali.

[@vinuthabhandary6543]

@@myname7159 which is totally wrong. Like if you watch KZbin for long enough that could help too. And though I thought like you do, I found that most of my fellow young Indians can use English very well.

[@jasmineturnbull477]

*Im gOnNa tAsTe iT*

[@ILKOSTFU]

XDDDD

[@ren_ixsweatyx6251]

Oof 😂😂

[@maiguelairou8145]

Taste it, it'll be okay, is just an awful combination

[@helenannaltherese3191]

Sooo......... How was it?

[@blankhole5145]

Ğ🅾oĐ

[@alaide928]

Nate made cheese in the last experiment. He used vinegar as a coagulant, all he needed to do was season it and age it. But he called it clay and said it was plastic 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@kShailja]

Alaideeer True that.

[@krashsite2125]

American cheese basically plastic

[@therainbowwillow4453]

Krashsite hella true

[@gkh2393]

I Thought the same !!! unbelievable

[@michaelvandijk6852]

The 'cheese' needs to be cured in formaldehyde to turn into the Galalith that is desired. The reaction with formaldehyde totally changes the chemical makeup.

[@rynadin5845]

i love how in chemistry and other science classes we have to sign a wavier that's like "i will not eat anything we use in lab" and then he's like "i'm gonna taste it"

[@anthonyelizalde6589]

Aye... a video on Christmas day... wasn't expecting that but yeahh

[@gf1006]

Spider Juan was probably recorded last week

[@claytoncox-rice]

Spider Juan it’s Boxing Day in Australia now

[@mooncat862]

Spider Juan he IS the king of random

[@cjthaboss]

*lights batteries on fire all the time* *worries about coke spilling*

[@gimygaming8655]

True

[@adiostoreador6287]

Words of wisdom: I'm gonna taste it

[@tachyon5x]

silver gacha great taste it and go to the hospital and maybe take a trip up

[@terrimestdagh4626]

Boku no hero academia

[@bal_stick]

More like famous last words

[@nessmackinlay8192]

Words of non wisdom:not gonna drink it

[@ahmedmoh2202]

I’m still waiting for you to mix negative x with thermite I really cannot wait to see the result I hope it will be cool as the last video of the flammable bubbles

[@db_d.a.b651]

ahmed mohamed so am i

[@jagerteg932]

me to

[@NEVERescapingLOVE]

That would be awesome.

[@ghozty3372]

They did it like a month ago

[@EllamKadavul]

Yeah that would be amazing 🎄🎃🎁 merry christmas all ;)

[@hyqhyp]

Congratulations, you just made Paneer (Indian Cheese).

[@MacetazzOpina]

Cottage

[@sohatyi]

@@MacetazzOpina paneer is a pressed cottage cheese, so you're both right.

[@grovescharles92]

Thank you! Someone had to say it lol

[@femalepapyrus]

How do you eat it

[@charleskohlhaas379]

With your mouth.

[@hansvonschreiber3902]

KZbinrs poisoning them selves so we don't have to

[@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198]

XD

[@loubob0511]

What’s actually on the outside of a warhead is not citric acid, in fact it is a much stronger, more acidic acid, malic acid. You can tell this because of the sour level and the fact that citric acid is generally sold in a crystalline form while malic acid is a more of a powder

[@randomng2588]

Yes, but one burns your tongue like a lemon and another as an incredibly tart apple.

[@irishwristwatch9980]

You could still grind up the citric acid to make it a fine powder

[@zzipzy2066]

Yeah science

[@parkerfunk5989]

War heads have malic citric and absorbing acid

[@JustinTopp]

Bet that smelled *great*

[@Tartarazine]

BMAN488877 *sarcasm*

[@bruhmania7359]

Totally man.

[@juiceex136]

BMAN488877 sar·casm /ˈsärˌkazəm/ noun The use of irony to mock or convey contempt. "His voice, hardened by sarcasm, could not hide his resentment" Synonyms: derision, mockery, ridicule, scorn, sneering, scoffing.

[@virxuis2686]

"really doesnt taste like anything" *3 days later* (Dies)

[@cryoice2514]

TheStupidCeibaStudent that’s not funny

[@adamatch9624]

Cryo Ice how not

[@ebelskiverisaword4212]

Cryo Ice it’s funny cuz he didn’t actually die but he probably shouldn’t have eaten it to begin with

[@demianna]

i’m pretty sure that’s how you make cheese for the last one

[@ayazahmad2502]

Demianna Federici It's cottage cheese.

[@demianna]

Ayaz Ahmad wow i know

[@sack36]

The whey that's left from the cottage cheese is curdled again to make mozzarella.

[@gregoryannicchiarico3570]

It's actually Paneer Cheese

[@mfcryptidsheep4661]

@@gregoryannicchiarico3570 Paneer is goat right?

[@09divagirllove30]

6:21 If you put food coloring that would be perfect for a Volcano for a School Science Project

[@anarchist4040]

I should try it out xD

[@jamestoy4962]

He literally did like 20 seconds later.

[@TwistTornado9]

Maybe watch the entire video before commenting

[@myroomisblue2679]

4th one is a very basic cheese without cultures

[@Thomas-wo9ur]

myroomisblue2 you get something similar when you cook yoghurt. Then you press out the fluid part using cloth and weigths and add sugar or syrup. Make small "snakes" or use molds and let it dry and eat it as a candy. Its called Aaruul in mongolia. :)

[@jazz9514]

They call it paneer in india

[@ariunbatbold9729]

Tho mas woww im mongolian. i love aaruul the sweet ones but not the plasticy ones

[@HB00964]

Riccardo Tittarelli Whey protein is in the transparent liquid that he got rid of. The protein in the white material is Casein

[@MacetazzOpina]

Its gross

[@himku7343]

I have a list of things I want you to try, so if you can please do any. Thanks. What will happen if you freeze flash cotton and then burn it? will it still burn? Can you use the Solar Scorcher on dry ice? Try putting dry ice into a vacuum chamber I wonder what's going to happen ! Dry Ice + Liquid Nitrogen and then put in water. What will happen? Will the water freeze or just get cold.

[@gamerlife1094]

Himanish Kumar he s done thos

[@himku7343]

Aman Tariq: When? I would love to see those videos.

[@adityathakur7604]

Those experiments are not up to the mark.

[@gamerlife1094]

Search them up

[@anujv2909]

The last one is cottage cheese. I eat it almost every week in india

[@haze9137]

KuppLe that is NOT cottage cheese!!! I eat it too.

[@tauhidshaikh3968]

@@haze9137 In India it is called Paneer and that is also know as Cottage Cheese locally. It probably wont be cottage cheese but Kupple has just said what it is called in India!

[@shishukulindiranagar1955]

We call it paneer

[@shardul4322]

Doodh fat jata haai

[@anujv2909]

Yep, in india it is called paneer

[@nacholibread2599]

“Try and form this into a triangle...” Illuminati confirmed

[@mysticarceus236]

The white solid in last experiment of vinegar is cottage cheese also known as paneer and is edible and can be cooked.

[@Sanados]

Exactly what I thought, he basically made cheese and made it sound as he has no idea what he just did. :)

[@tonycowan3714]

Mystic Arceus I was researching a bit and like, it seems to be ALMOST the same like it's the same process (feel free to correct me if I'm wrong without being rude anyone) but from what I've gathered it seems what he made actually was a casein plastic and not paneer, because from what I've noticed is that with casein plastic it is not so much essential to remove the whey proteins, where as paneer, you would strain it through like cheesecloth to ensure that no whey is left and you are pressing just curds. (which is casein) so is that the difference between casein plastic and paneer is that one has whey and one doesn't? or if paneer sits to long will it become a casein plastic? I'm glad you commented this tbh because I was actually intrigued enough to look into it and actually learned some stuff about different polymer proteins and stuff it was some interesting stuff. If I'm wrong though please do tell me because I'd like to know what the actual difference really is between the 2 because the process is exactly the same other than that extra step of whey extraction from what I've seen

[@polyjohn3425]

Cheeses are curddled with rennet, not with acid like this. It's just condensed sodium caseinate.

[@maxrun29]

you normally use rennet but in a pinch you can use lemon juice or vinegar. its not quite the same but..........

[@polyjohn3425]

+Anarchy-199 No, like, it literally isn't the same type of thing. Rennet is an enzyme that precisely shears the protein chains into shorter lengths and promotes crosslinking, which is why cheese is stretchy and stuff. Acids denature the proteins without changing them and cause them to clump together and coagulate. Saying they're the same is like saying papaer and lumber are the same. In the strictest sense you're not incorrect, but you're still, like, wrong.

[@jainamshah1004]

That clay is nothing other than paneer that we call is cottage cheese

[@mhnd9969]

the coca cola one is also cheese , cola cheese

[@sarahsarah-dt1kn]

exactly!!

[@milindjain3199]

I agree seriously

[@anirudhbharadwaj4900]

SHUT UP. Some people just don't know. You cannot call them a fool.

[@sirgerald6846]

Your wright do your research

[@MephistoRolling]

its not plastic btw..... its cheese. many cheeses have acid added to change how stretchy they are.

[@hermanwooster8944]

I just saw some homemade cheese recipes online. It's not just similar to cheese. It actually is cheese. The vinegar separates the curds from the whey and then the curds are salted and sometimes mixed with butter or other toppings. It looks amazing and I want to try it soon.

[@matthiasmchenery7112]

Yeah he pretty much-made ricotta xD

[@emmarina3525]

5:42 my friend literally bought a bag of citric acid and had it for a snack with me at school

[@angelacuna9884]

This is odd...no one is in true danger

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

Angel Acuna truth is we are all in varying amounts of danger at all times

[@derricdade5624]

Just if you are by him the probability goes way up

[@brockjames5164]

Yeah I thought the same thing till he ate and drank stuff

[@thequeenoftrash4038]

Lol

[@user-qi6go7oi7c]

LOOOOL

[@The90smyth]

Next video: Experiments to do when you have food poisoning

[@VEX_INC]

You get food poisoning from the bacteria in spoiled food, not by eating gross food.

[@Evilbunk15]

VEX He probably meant to make you puke. Sprite and Bananas can make you projectile vomit if you can do it fast enough

[@ThatOneRina]

you basically just made cheese yknow.

[@favourites144]

Why does this guy taste all of hi experiments?! XD

[@boarbot7829]

The last one is whey and can be made into protein tablets or curd cheese 🧀you don’t need to make it with vinegar, anything that is acidic would work, like lemon juice.

[@I_hate_everything_sm]

No one: Absolutely Nobody: The King of Random: I wonder what this substance tastes like!

[@MTRBR-mp7wj]

3:56 so that's how "Starry Night" was made hahaha

[@bovasmelvin6159]

i have never been this early! btw merry christmas

[@hamishmacdonald3898]

You guys should do stone carving! I have tried it and all you need is a belt sander, file, sandpaper and a stone!!

[@jakevincent3365]

Mr Paperclip and stone?!

[@hamishmacdonald3898]

Off brand Bleach yeah a stone to carve of course!!

[@jakevincent3365]

Mr Paperclip I was being sarcastic😂

[@spooky.x.native]

I will use mr.paperclip to put papers together and off brand bleach to make my expensive clothes to off brand clothes

[@cosmichero4915]

That would be great!!

[@IberianCraftsman]

9:06 thats actually soft cheese

[@marissacuevas7367]

I love how he tastes everything 😂

[@MidnightRelapz]

Better than all my senior year chemistry experiments

[@polyjohn3425]

For the record, in the first experiment the soda's acid causes the casein to coagulate just like in the last experiment, and as it bunches together it binds with the caramel color that coke is colored with, and drags it down to the bottom. Pretty much everything else is a small enough molecule to get left behind.

[@kwilson3514]

I was wondering ^_^

[@wu1ming9shi]

yup

[@loafofbread4062]

Nerd

[@therandomchannel3902]

That white substance is called cottage cheese or paneer in india in the last experiment

[@emilyhipes7987]

This is literally my favorite thing ever *makes something super gross* “ummm I’m gonna taste it”

[@bluerose6293]

Can you please do a video on experimental things you can do with Coffee?

[@pixiefrufru6094]

You can stay up for weeks

[@thedoctor248]

lol

[@s34n2]

use the casein to make a key and try if it unlocks stuff

[@christopherg339]

when you said I'm going to try it I freaked out

[@MiniOne82]

that last experiment is a prefect prank for cheese lovers.

[@DamnnialFGZDanialFGZ]

You're not the king of random... You're the other king of random!

[@DamnnialFGZDanialFGZ]

Multi Gaming yeah.. dat

[@chetanbhandari1962]

Make Sugar bottles in silicone mould

[@bread553]

"Yep, I can break it with pliers" is basically like "Yep, it leaks" in the flex seal commercial

[@maiguelairou8145]

Love the fact that this guy tries everything 😂

[@WheezerCheezer]

I thought malic acid was the sour stuff, I have food grade malic acid and it's SOOO sour

[@vanebo21c]

The real OG malic acid is another form of sour acid. However, citric acid is more widely used due to its natural properties and healthier properties. It is lower on the pH scale than malic acid as well.

[@zakkea0762]

The real OG they both are just one is more sour

[@jakegamz6945]

They are both sour but malic acid is more sour

[@john-wx7gr]

I almost threw up the first time I had a war head

[@superspark3257]

Minecraft supernova The pack WTF WTF WTF WTF

[@HPOfficeJetProAll-In-One]

On the second experiment.. could you possibly try to lay a piece of paper over the design to see if it will be implanted onto the paper? That would be cool. 😄😄

[@capjoshua]

The Crafted Warriors copy

[@HPOfficeJetProAll-In-One]

Who did I copy..?

[@worldsfunniestvideosandbes3684]

The Crafted Warriors it looks like art

[@darkdragonfire]

I did something similar in art class a few years ago. We used shaving cream and water-based dyes.

[@animangle8479]

Friend: King Of Random made a new video, w/ experiments you can do at home, I'll send you the link! Me: . Watches video . Me: I'm lactose intolerant

[@AndukeMTGEDH]

You just made cheese, that's why it doesn't smell bad. Funny

[@krism.493]

I'm gonna taste it

[@rosiemontelongo1232]

merry Christmas plz respond

[@EpicDoggiez]

Merry Christmas?

[@faker8339]

*Responds*

[@bitesized6079]

Merry Hanaquanzmas

[@KevinandKarli]

“Form of plastic” *makes cheese*

[@k1llstreak428]

All of these experiments seem much more Nate's speed, watercolors, that is about what I expect from him.

[@noahcarlsson5552]

This guys better than the other one

[@smundurkristinn5262]

Yes he is better

[@vainokarklins7862]

You shoud try and filter the 1st experiment whit the mineral filter you made in another video and see if you can get drinkable water

[@smpark12]

yeah!

[@Karpras]

You just made cottage cheese. 👍🏻

[@dhanrajsingh5558]

That's called paneer in India lol.

[@lindasvalesen5237]

What do you use it for?

[@VFVeckansfraga]

I love how you taste everything hahah

[@sigmamalerules1106]

Put Eggs In Vacuum Chamber And See If They Explodes

[@Because_I_Felt_Like_It]

Tahsin Ahsan Don't u mean eggsplode

[@vladfornea8793]

You can obtain something similar by mixing vinegar with salt/baking soda. The acetic acid from the vinegar interacts with the sodium from salt/baking soda. If you boil it and colect the foam from the solution, with time, it will harden itself. What you get, it’s a food additive that acts as a preserver.

[@manspeej]

4:28 green and purple my favourite colours I also like dark silver

[@adityathakur7604]

I can call this a MILKIFIED Christmas : )

[@septicsis2208]

Aditya Thakur 👍

[@edwardang4838]

pls explain

[@septicsis2208]

Czechborg it's a pun

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

septic sis how

[@sullicigar8254]

Aditya Thakur hugggggyyyyyyyyy

[@qingzhang7386]

i'm pretty sure that warheads are coated with malic acid not citric acid

[@nathangelaude4787]

yep

[@blackie126]

Qing Zhang Sour skittles however, are coated in citric acid

[@fdnt7_]

Everything Random With Chicken citric acid is found in citrus fruit,while malic acid is not.

[@DCxMiLK]

Everything Random With Chicken malic acid is far more sour then citric acid.

[@bshilling9924]

The outer coating is malic acid but the warheads do have citric acid also. Well according to Wikipedia.

[@bonnieauggie8818]

Warheads don’t only have citric acid on the outside, they have malic acid which has citric acid in it, but has other things too, it’s much more sour

[@suiggle870]

.oof

[@viktorbihar629]

Love warheads, they aren't even sour for me. Their just awesome.

[@toof2565]

You should do simple things like making bottle rockets and cool experiments the we can do at home

[@parthvaghjiyani9101]

Use kinetic sand for making mould...

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

Parth Vaghjiyani other people do it look it up, and it's mould.

[@hajjamajd]

I’m so addicted to all your vids

[@petronella4883]

I thought the 1st one might taste like an ice cream float i used to always eat/drink thosd

[@petronella4883]

Those

[@uncleoscar]

Hey, can you guys make non toxic proto putty with general purpose silicone and catalyst.

[@abyss6415]

Can You Make DIY Smoke Liquid For Smoke Machine?

[@CDJCDJ81]

The plastic was a new experiment for me. Great job! ☺️

[@juanmaruli4977]

"look at this feces my dog produced, let me taste it"

[@johnworthington1333]

I know it's been awhile since you've made match rockets, BUT you should make a faster way to fire them, like make some sort of gatling gun idea to shoot them off one after another a lot faster than the original match rocket gun!!!

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

LitaBitaEverything he already did man

[@johnworthington1333]

carolyn mmitchell he did a gun but not a gatling gun idea where it shoots out ALOT faster than the original gun built...

[@johnhoag6720]

You should cast things with the plastic while it is still wet and see watch kind of cool toys you can make

[@johnhoag6720]

Try putting it in the vacuum chamber to get the bubbles out and make it smoother

[@hanswangnstvold435]

It's not plastic, it's cheese

[@Ventexte]

The second one reminds me with suminagashi, because it does the same overlay effect, but it uses a paintbrush, and other painting tools instead, like, if you wanna keep it, you'll need paper to softly put on top when you are done wish-washing it around.

[@carolgannon3683]

6:34 I know that! That's thick lava from a cone volcano!

[@RealTalentTV]

The 4th one is called as PANEER in India and that's edible also tastes awesome, please check out KZbin for some delicious dishes. I hope my international friends will like this PANEER

[@YashNale]

Paneer is soft , not as much as hard as that !

[@RealTalentTV]

Yash Nale if you add less vinegar that will be soft

[@potato9084]

Wtf is a peneer u lot eat rocks?

[@pramanshrastogi1739]

its just cottage cheese its called paneer in hindi its awesome as its home made

[@AayushBhatia06]

Also known as cottage cheese everywhere else. High source of protein too!

[@DhruvShrimali]

The fourth "plastic" is known as paneer and used often curries in India and its neighbours.

[@edragoninja317]

Cool

[@cassie9629]

i was gonna say, it looks more like a cheese than a plastic :) But if I'm correct, cheese and plastics are both polymers, and they are both made through similar processes... cool stuff!

[@sunnywizetech7356]

It is cheese indeed.

[@sunken_lilies]

I tried making it and you can eat it like cake because it doesn’t melt

[@cartercordingley6062]

Dhruv Shrimali I been wanting to make paneer

[@SunlessPeriwinkle]

That substance of "goo" Is cottage cheese lol

[@zmansadventures]

No its casein plastic

[@tomhanrahan8115]

Of all the science channels I watch... no one tastes as many of their experiments as these guys.

[@parkerknowlton8909]

I thought it was malic acid on the exterior of warheads

[@parkerknowlton8909]

I was just stating it because he said that citric acid was on war heads and was confused

[@rdizzy1]

It is, he most likely meant in the candy of the warhead, not the coating, because the actual candy itself does have citric acid.

[@josheschannel2996]

Parker Knowlton yeah it is

[@ggstudios8225]

rdizzy1 exterior means outside

[@parkerknowlton8909]

rdizzy1 thanks for the clarification

[@the_mysterious_gamer1657]

The yellow liquid could be the corn syrup in the soda

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

no it's the Mexican workers in the coke factories urine

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

that is one of the main secret ingredients for some time now.

[@the_mysterious_gamer1657]

carolyn mmitchell If you didn’t know this before Mexican coke is ONLY in glass bottles

[@hyliadreamer]

You're a brave man, to taste all these bizarre substances.

[@hawks1ish]

Could you use the coke again to make Coca Cola flavoured cheese? That was curds and whey

[@shalomjackie4299]

Probably wouldn't taste like coke but it can be done

[@agirlisnoone4852]

He failed his science test

[@varun9645]

Do something a little more dangerous like burning coke with thermite or something...and then taste it. Now that's crazy...

[@StarsDeveloper]

INSANITY STUDIOS no

[@onlyrj7002]

I was eating warheads while watching this lol

[@vivimannequin]

1:35 I guess that explains the cool suds I get when mixing soda with ice cream

[@jalalballout63]

What would happen if you mix sugar, spice, and everything nice.... and a little splash of chemical X!

[@MrEazyE357]

Jalal Ballout So basically you're asking what happens if you mix a girl with extacy? It can be fun. Try it sometime.

[@jalalballout63]

that_G_EvanP lol wtf

[@ezekielleveriza4071]

Chemical x is extacy? IVE BEEN DEALING CHEMICAL X THE WHOLE TIME?

[@jeetsharma6326]

Try making bullets using the last expirement

[@420Sumanta]

Chhena bullets? :P

[@jeffersonstarships4341]

U have my wallpaper

[@jeetsharma6326]

Hector Reyes what?

[@laifuwu6933]

do you realize a bullet needs gunpowder and different chambers eh?

[@Matt02341]

The brown stuff that tastes like coke? Corn Sryup.

[@HeyThereMister11]

The first one is kinda like a root-beer float. XD

[@rishikesh5014]

Where is THE king of random?(i enjoy watching your experiments to)

[@TeaGamingPanda]

TheAtomicNose vacation.

[@_____7279]

PandaGaming45YT :(

[@bgsquiff5116]

PandaGaming45YT nope he’s working on a really big experiment. Was on vacation though.

[@TeaGamingPanda]

Okay. Let me correct myself. He is working on a big experiment.

[@_____7279]

PandaGaming45YT i thought he was on vacation

[@ItsDatGuy969]

Try making a prince Ruperts drop and than make one in liquid nitrogen

[@VinayKumar-jr8kg]

You are the best creater.

[@knjigor]

8:57 That is young cheese. You can easily find recipes for this.

[@rymazon]

Make a Molotov cocktail

[@salrodriguez5300]

You can just make it yourself, although the glass gets everywhere

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

Sparticus626 z basically don't do it at home, throw it on a cop car or something.