Breath of the Wild Noble Pursuit recreated! | How to Drink

[@howtodrink]

Hopefully you all dig this one, do you think I should go after that Chateau Romani too? It's a weird one... Order the bottle I use on the show here: bit.ly/orderspirits Vitamix: amzn.to/3vMdow7 Soda Shop Glass: amzn.to/3membnG Link Hylian Shield: amzn.to/3b66cBy Master Sword: amzn.to/3GgR0jz Zelda's 2nd Potion & Water of Life: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2bFqp6GrNGprrc Mass Effect: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWjHpoWkjbShY5Y Red Dead Redemption 2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ham4aqCrYqZoZ8U Drinks from Destiny: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioTYl6SkipV5b80 Twitch: bit.ly/2VsOi3d H2D2: bit.ly/YTH2D2 twitter: bit.ly/H2DTwit instagram: bit.ly/H2dIG Blog: bit.ly/H2DBlog Patreon: bit.ly/H2DPatreon Gear: amzn.to/2LeQCbW

[@JessieTrinket]

Chateau Romani definitely sounds like an intersting one. Alcoholic Milk served out of a jar.

[@dalehadley3283]

I was just thinking about that, totally,I'd love to see your spin on it

[@alphathewolf5054]

Congratulations, in about 6 to 7 years from now, this video will embarrass the hell out of her.

[@lucashenry6281]

I watched your Dew-Garita video and noticed there was one problem, Mountain Dew belongs with a martini. Vodka, melon liquor, extra dry vermouth and the Dew.

[@Amewyn]

Also Greg, your daughter is adorable I appreciate the story about her.

[@crims0nmelody]

I think your daughter would be good at coming up with location names for your D&D campaign 😂

[@howtodrink]

This… is a great idea

[@ryla22]

@@howtodrink or just teach her how to DM in like, 3 years😂

[@jurvinwerleman3699]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@OhMyGoshItsALeg]

@@howtodrink DMing Axe Cop style: everything is derived from a child playing pretend, adapted for the benefit of adults playing pretend. Life comes full circle.

[@cratorcic9362]

@@OhMyGoshItsALeg …damn. Now I have to have a kid to try this

[@dreamingwolf8382]

Greg's daughter is overly theatrical? shock of all shocks. Can't imagine where she got That from.

[@madhimeno6181]

L pool l

[@madhimeno6181]

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[@bekahcarroll2647]

Hearing about your child's personal Zelda headcanons is officially the best part of my day!! I've never been more invested, lol

[@samanthajohnson56]

Right? I wanna know about the keystone maidens who share princess Zelda power. His daughter is quite the storyteller

[@nolatamblyn1593]

It certainly sounds like peak parenting! ❤

[@DragonHoardingKush]

She should write the next Zelda series… or a whole new game

[@benvoliothefirst]

@@DragonHoardingKush Fan artists ASSEMBLE

[@BLS31]

I see a bright future of world building.

[@r.f.switch5847]

(About your daughters Zelda stuff): This is specifically how it starts. She's gonna write some bitchin' fantasy story when she's older.

[@r.f.switch5847]

I know this from personal experience.

[@thehelixoflife2682]

I want to read your story now

[@r.f.switch5847]

@@thehelixoflife2682 Honestly... mine just a weird cocktail of genre fiction about a 6'6" catgirl fighting bullies in a superhero universe. It's not that big of a deal.

[@meganr9102]

Agreed, I had daydreams about a self insert character for all my favorite stories when I was little, and now I'm in like 5 dnd games and trying to write a children's book ^u^

[@AiluridaeAureus]

And hopefully, it doesn't end like that one weird case of the russian girl who plagiarized Ocarina of Time, and got sued by Nintendo for it.

[@LizzBowlen]

"I don't understand the timeline of Zelda games." Somewhere Brian David Gilbert is twirling his mustache and just repeating the words TIME BREAK over and over again.

[@jmhh3264]

Man I miss BDG Unraveled. Although his personal channels videos are just as top notch.

[@thegentlemanpirate13]

"Ferment that salt, tough guy." I love the little on-screen quips.

[@DarlingHunter]

Link is just shorter than a majority of npcs, no matter the gender, so I'm convinced that's why they wouldn't let him drink. That and any document of his existence to prove his age probably was ruined or destroyed

[@stephanos6128]

I recall Zelda points out she and Link are around the same age and before his 100 year coma, Zelda was said to be 17.

[@isaachepworth7860]

@@stephanos6128 So depending on Hyrule's drinking age, and when in relation to her birthday his is, he could be of legal drinking age, or not far off.

[@stephanos6128]

@@isaachepworth7860 no hes 17 cus the character's won't let him drink

[@Factory26_]

He could technically show the picture of him and the crew that was taken 100 years ago and u got back from champions ballad

[@aformofmatter8913]

I mean, if you tried to card someone & they responded with "nah it's fine, I'm actually over 100 years old," you would absolutely assume that's an obvious lie by a child

[@wickpagano4417]

Have you ever considered putting all of these drinks you've been making into a mixology book? Cursed cocktails included because why the hell not? I'll take 2. I'm serious. I want a book.

[@kraigshall]

I would be 100% up for buying a cocktail book based on all these. And yes even the cursed ones even though I will never touch them

[@brenc.3688]

Same!

[@josethespacecrab85]

I would purchase that instantly

[@adampyke4037]

I would buy it as well

[@Cadrid]

13:55 “How many rupees do you think it’s worth?” Well, if it’s worth all the ones you’re holding (1 green, blue, red, purple, orange, and gold) that comes out to 476 rupees. According to a study by Barbara Davidson, 1 rupee in the Zelda games is worth ~$0.09, which would make this beverage total up to a $42.84 price tag! Pretty pricey, but I guess the hazard pay from getting the ingredients is kinda expensive…

[@nicholasbryant1239]

If going by that conversion rate though, and with the melons being 16 rupees, volt fruits at 16, palm fruit at 4, and rock salt at 12, all times three would come out at about 144 rupees, or $12.96, before labor. So maybe like 14, 15 bucks? Bit much, but probably worth it if you're in the middle of a desert.

[@Cadrid]

@@nicholasbryant1239 It’s gotta be better than Molduga urine. Even Bear Grylls might have trouble choking that swill down.

[@benvoliothefirst]

@@Cadrid Worst part is milking the molduga...

[@Cadrid]

@@benvoliothefirst I don’t know how long it will take, but “Milking the Molduga” should become a thing. Like choking the cucco, spanking Kiki, petting Queen Gohma, or making Jabu Jabu spit out Princess Ruto.

[@Groovebot3k]

I have an ongoing theory that Hyrule has what can only be described as a Divine Economy: A world overseen by a benevolent protector who directly manages the systems of the world for their creations, where the presence of magical gemstones that never lose their value because the overseer can just ensure that they're always worth the same amount isn't even all that crazy. It even explains why even non-civilized creatures collect them: Blupees actively seek them out as a means of distraction from hunters... Fairies need them as tribute for their magical boons... even monsters hold onto them, perhaps due to the divine allure of their splendor.

[@floralfemme4700]

I think the addition of coconut water makes it extra hydrating, which is perfect after a day in the desert. Also, I love your daughters version of Zelda lore.

[@pibb2474]

That coconut water / hydration connection is flipping brilliant. Definitely makes making the special ice cubes worth it.

[@apocling]

Write down everything she says and make a DND campaign around her lore when shes older.

[@drac116]

Absolutely this. Even if you don't do anything with it, keep those lore records. I wish I had half the stuff I thought up when I was a kid.

[@flavoredchin]

If you do it with her when she's 20 something, she'll love it. If you do it when she's 15, she'll die of embarrassment.

[@flashergoldpower15]

This!!

[@charlottekesterton3822]

Yes!!!

[@CapnJTP]

Greg: "Time Of Calamity" Me: *squinting at screen* You're doing this on purpose, aren't you?

[@woofy1988]

I literally paused and scrolled JUST to make sure I wasn't going insane

[@justin.booth.]

Explain?

[@OccidentalAvian]

@@justin.booth. The game is called "AGE of Calamity", not "TIME of Calamity".

[@dantecoal7584]

I'm telling myself that it's intentional so that I don't lose my shit and wind up screaming that it's AGE of Calamity damnit! AGE! STOP THIS MADNESS!

[@sreichman1]

Most likely. He says it right later

[@xorinoa]

Totally gonna try this for my roommates birthday - she's a huge Zelda fan. And I'm sure there's at least 3 other Millennials that appreciated the Mr. T joke.

[@Ilzhain]

gen z here and a lot of us would know that Mr. T line from the ERB, at least those of us over maybe 15 I'd guess

[@DCVM93]

There are dozens of us. DOZENS.

[@CrashIsaFriend]

@@SimuLord i've been playing since Ocarina, Majora, and Windwaker.(tho to be fair i did miss some titles until BoW)

[@arthurothewisebread]

Two things, first you should totally borrow your daughter's ideas for your D&D campaign, a child's mind can make wonders when trying to imagine fantastic worlds, and second, I really want to thank you, I've been passing through a tough part of my life, and making your recipies while also being inspired by them is one of the things that is keeping my mind in place, so keep up the great work and may the Goddess smile upon you!

[@joe_hutnak]

5-year-olds are adorable. Hold onto these moments, Greg.

[@PrimoSchnevi]

the image of you playing with your daughter on your lap is so cute it melts my heart

[@teocampbell2115]

God please I would adore a whole video where you and your daughter just talk about her version of the LoZ universe

[@zackglenn2847]

Having had yellow watermelon: It's not exactly like regular watermelon, but for the purposes of a mixed drink it might was well be. There can be as much difference between two examples of the same variety as there is between varieties.

[@PestoPasta666]

The texture is same but the flavor? Not so much, the honey guess isn't far off since the ones I've had have a slight lean more towards honeydew rather than regular watermelon

[@mr.x16829]

i would have described it as, having scaled back the part of the experience that is the actual watermelon taste; like sweetness, water content and texture are almost identical, the taste is just milder and less citrusy

[@Zzyzzyzzs]

The stores here in Australia sell them next to each other and, having had both at the same time multiple times (great for adding colour variety to a fruit salad or punch), I can seriously find no significant differences to them. There's sometimes a feeling that one's a little sweeter or more fragrant than the other, but in the end it's likely just differences between individual fruit and personal bias.

[@TheSolgrid]

"Ferment that salt, tough guy" was my favorite comment

[@ashlady9]

“She’s a very theatrical child.” Well, I wonder where she got that from? 😂

[@shelbypowell9919]

The legend of the twelve keystones sounds like a fun D&D homebrew hint hint

[@MagnificentErgo]

Discworld drinks would be both nerdy and cool. I'm not sure if you're overly familiar with Terry Pratchett's works or not, but there are a few drinks that can be found throughout that realm. Screaming Orgasm (a cocktail from Thud!), making Scumble (compared to freeze distillation Applejack), or Orakh ("Made from cactus sap and scorpion venom. One of the most virulent alcoholic beverages in the universe" which i think was quoted from The Discworld Compendium).

[@pennyfarting]

Would reeeeeally love to see Greg's take on Klatchian coffee

[@hurngusmcdurngus9106]

Sobriety is simply the absence of I toxication. The opposite is knurd, which is far worse.

[@TheDiplomancer]

Please PLEASE keep encouraging your daughter's imagination! She sounds full of stories we can only hope to read one day.

[@12fulworld69]

Given Zelda being japanese, I can't help but think it's a muskmelon instead. Watermelons sold in Japan are red whereas muskmelons is qutie orange. They're also, if not more popular, at least the considered the standard melon fruit you find in japan. I can also imagine them being lovely in drinks.

[@DCVM93]

Potentially, but I'm with Greg on this one. Hydro Melon as a name screams watermelon, and the... skin? of a muskmelon doesnt look like what we see in the game. It is much more similar to a watermelon.

[@saber2802]

@@DCVM93 apperantly, some muskmelon come in a green version, but still keeping the cantaloupe look. Personally I think I would have added Mango, Cocoanut, Watermelon and Muskmelon/Cantaloupe.

[@rogercameron6912]

I'll add that Ring Fit Adventure has tons of fruits and vegetables from all over the world, including Dragonfruit, so I suspect that they went with a more obscure "Hydro/Water"melon because education.

[@JjrShabadoo]

I can’t express how great this episode is. You nailed it, dude. For the record, my daughters ASK for us to play BotW “together”. They are serious puzzle solvers. I’m just the hired controller muscle. We’re actually a great team!

[@trustindean5164]

I feel like to make it more accurate to the source you should use an Arabic alcohol in place of the tequila, maybe something from Turkey or so. Also fun fact Link actually makes a non-alcoholic version of this drink in Age of Calamity, specifically a mocktail type of thing. So he actually isn't allowed alcohol 100 years ago either

[@endeityloon136]

your daughter coming up with her own zelda mythology despite not quite being ready to play herself reminds me so much of myself when i was little! encourage that little spark and let her grow

[@Platinum_Tugboat]

You are parenting right sir! Your daughter emulating Zelda is literally the coolest thing I have ever heard.

[@AarChv]

After careful consideration of greg's tasting notes (by way of binge watching), I'm thinking that all-powerful Editor Greg thinks that Sober Greg is cringe and Drunk Greg is concerning, but Buzzed Greg is basically Editor Greg's preferred version.

[@madmarscha]

The supermarket I frequent in my area of Texas has pre-sliced yellow watermelon in stock fairly often. I've never tried it but I'll definitely pick some up if I make this drink and report back.

[@rogercameron6912]

Where where where where where I'm trying to make this drink and am going from Corpus Christi to DFW this weekend, so I can probably hit one of said store.

[@TheWhiteDragon3]

Leave it to Greg to give us a zangy, refreshing, summer-y drink at the end of * checks notes * October

[@JamesNestaCirrito]

My daughter is 3 almost 4 and loves to watch me play BOTW as well. Its some great quality time. Gotta soak it up while we can! Soon we won't get a chance at the controllers

[@duby149]

Some of my best memories with my dad is us playing games, after game got to advise for him he took the back seat and let us play but having him there laughing at me getting beat up or sharing my excitement for how amazing the game looks will forever be some of my favorite moments with him.

[@MissJenca]

Definitely do the Chateau Romani! I'd love to see a take on it. Also, if your daughter writes that down someday, I'd love to read it.

[@kaitoudark1]

Wouldn't that just be an Irish cream??

[@ShinKyuubi]

@@kaitoudark1 I've seen at least one recipe online that has that as one of the ingredients..it even says you can use a non-alcoholic Irish Cream substitute to make a alcohol free version for those that don't drink at all or are too young.

[@FiZ]

This looks/sounds fantastic! And the story at the beginning is wholesome and wonderful 🥰

[@mariadocarmosobreira8323]

When your daughter publishes her first fantasy novel, I'd like to be notified, so I can read it!

[@raeofsunshine17]

I haven't finished watching this yet and my heart is already so warmed with the stories of playing BOTW with your daughter. Prime examples why video games are wonderful. They can foster bonding, role play, imagination, creativity, dexterity, problem-solving, etc. This made my day honestly.

[@tessawidenhofer]

Greg: That’s a joke for boomers Me, 22 and grinning at a Mr. T joke: wait, do people my age not know him?

[@LotusHearted]

Most don’t, but my dad quoted him enough for me to pick up the reference. I just turned 20.

[@SkankbumJerry]

Aaah, its a select few of people who are cultured and have class these days... 😂😂

[@inserttext2412]

Well let's just say I'm 23 and the only impression I can do is Mr. T so yeah we do just not any younger

[@cvmaniac7286]

@@inserttext2412 I'll be 41 in November. A-Team was a bit before my time but i've heard that quote so many times that its stuck in my head.

[@CallMeMaddiePie.]

I was 5 when I watched my mom play Wind Waker, and we still play Zelda together to this day. Love that you and your daughter are making similar memories!

[@RiotVenom]

You need to do an episode (or two) about drinks from Deep Rock Galactic. There's a bar in the starting area where you can order drinks before going on missions. There's plenty of drinks, both normal and cursed. Rock and Stone!

[@normtrooper4392]

Rock and stone!

[@ItsComicG]

Super adorable how creative your daughter is. Sounds like a future fantasy author.

[@justinprince8301]

Your daughter sounds adorable, also her canon for Legend of Zelda sounds about as right as any of the other games.

[@rw9495]

I truly appreciate that this is a non alcohol recipe. I can't drink with some medication I'm on, but I still love to watch your channel, this felt like it was made for me!

[@pavlovianprogramming]

My fiancee has wanted you to do this for so long. I can't wait to watch this episode with her.

[@thestrangegreenman]

Yellow watermelon is available in the U.S., just.... not as often. If you grow a garden 'Yellow Doll,' 'New Queen,' and 'Cream of Saskatchewan' are interesting colored varieties

[@Werewolf_Korra]

Your kid has better Zelda mythos than the actual games.

[@nikkimarieblack3845]

When I was young, my Dad loved to play Tomb Raider and would create "jump scares" for me by quickly grabbing at my sides during moments of the game where the music got real intense. I LOVED these moments and spent hours glued to my Dads side while he played different games. Your story at the beginning of this video reminded me of those memories c: keep playing videogames with your daughter

[@jessicahardwicke7733]

The game Afterparty is all about drinking different cocktails in hell in order to beat Satan in a drinking game. It's choc-full of recipes! Plus the soundtrack is rad.

[@davidpercival1395]

Greg, this is my favourite video of yours. And ive never played BOTW! But i love how human it is and how you go in depth in your choices in making the drink. Huge props!

[@kyleguajardo]

Hey Greg, I wanted to ask, did you consider that maybe the Voltfruit could be Prickly Pear (Tuna, as it is called commonly in Mexico) Dragonfruit does look similar, but I think pink prickly pear is a more direct parallel, and it's tastier than Dragonfruit. Maybe add that to the Gerudo syrup too.

[@shallmaddocks4690]

adding dragon fruit skin to your syrup adds a lovely texture and colour as well as a mild vegetal note that plays really well with the flavour of the fruit

[@Author1219]

Aimee Wood’s Unofficial Legend of Zelda Cookbook has a wonderful Noble Pursuit that takes cues from a piña colada. It’s always fun to see how others make the same drinks with a different recipe. (Edit: error in phrasing)

[@goshisanniichi]

I had some yellow watermelon when I was living in Japan and I can confirm that it does have a hint of honey in its flavor.

[@JohnKelly2]

Yellow watermelon is grown in Oklahoma and is delicious. It's just regular watermelon without lycopene, but higher in beta carotene. It does taste sweeter due to the lack of lycopene. And "I pity the fool..." is a joke for Gen Xers

[@jaredlawson5235]

Since you're asking for video game cocktail ideas, I'll shoot my shot and suggest Bloodborne. There's a variety of consumables in the game that would make fine cocktails: Blue Elixir- makes the player hard to see, Lead Elixir- reduces damage taken from enemies, Sedative- reduces Frenzy and Beasthood buildup(they're bad), and there's a variety of blood types you obtain from NPCs that restore vitality and stamina in a various ways. Anyhoo, it's a wonderful game that will scare the pants off you. Thanks for your time and for all the great content. 👍

[@Dexterity_Jones]

That was a cool episode man; and if you're ever given the chance to have fresh Dragon fruit off the plant ( its a cactus fruit!); I sincerely recommend, it is not a mild in the slightest (source, I grow them here in Australia)

[@tinyetoile5503]

Honestly, props to your daughter for making up her own mythos! I remember doing exactly that when I was seven and playing Phantom Hourglass for the first time- and even though I know the proper lore now, I still look back on the story I'd constructed around the game fondly.

[@hugoreynoso5262]

La Gritona tequila was more perfect than I think he realized since the distillery is staffed entirely by women.

[@beattyml1]

Boiling down pureed yellow watermelon creates a great honey like syrup that could be really interesting in drinks. Definitely worth tracking down.

[@MadameTeqi]

Aw yeah, time to watch something gorgeous, a new drink by Greg. ...and maybe the Gerudo too

[@godzzwrath]

i love your daughter's creativity 😭 encourage it please she will be such an amazing person when she grows up

[@jrs7ix]

They grow yellow Watermelon in Green River, Utah, but I imagine that's too far as well. It's actually less sweet then regular watermelon and has a squash flavor.

[@thomaslee4482]

Yellow watermelon tastes very similar if not identical. Maybe a hint of a whisper in the citrus direction.

[@YuNamZhang]

There is a zero percent shot of this getting enough likes to be noticed but for a dark horse idea for video game drinks, there's a very underrated science fantasy crpg called tides of numenera that has one of my favorite fictional bars I've ever encountered. It's a sanctuary/hangout spot for psychic veterans called the Fifth Eye Tavern and it's essentially an ancient, refitted factory with various unknowable fluids pumping through pipes that the modern locals have affixed taps onto and found out which ones are safe to drink by trial and error. Some are benign and tasty, some will outright kill you, and some are potent hallucinogens. They are all pretty descriptively detailed in terms of look, taste, and texture though so you'd have a good bit to work with.

[@kyleguajardo]

"Trial and error" taking the SCP Foundation approach I see.

[@goonzergaming6158]

Broooo! I just got into BotW also! Been playing for a couple weeks, and I am addicted. I had played a lot of the older titles in my younger years, but this title blows me away. Long time watcher, first time commenter. I love your videos. Your style and presence is completely unique, man. Keep up the awesome work!

[@TheNosyarg13]

I can tell by your edits and inflection that you are already prepared for, and done with, the inevitable nitpickery that is to be expected from BotW fans. Good show.

[@13cherriess]

ur daughter is the most precious soul on this planet i’m crying how cute 🥺 also excited to try this drink thank u

[@TheZomGuy]

Diablo 2 potions? Health, mana, and rejuvination would be fun, especially with remaster. Love your stuff man regardless what you're doin.

[@howtodrink]

I wrote a Diablo 2 episode, then the horrific news about blizzard came out and now I won’t touch it

[@TheDeepPix3l]

@@howtodrink fair enough lol

[@rachael11]

My dad and I used to play the original Zelda together. I can confirm that it's quality bonding time, and i still love the games because of it.

[@the9file]

“I can’t move a muscle...” “Did you say ‘best Noble Pursuit ever’? Pfft, I am GONE!”

[@emile_jeanne]

Your description of the drink was so good that I somehow was able to smell what I imagine it would have smelled like. I've only had that happen with bad odours before so that's pretty amazing to me.

[@rickxhoshinji]

I would like to see your take on what is inside Mega Man's E tank that gives him such a power boost.

[@benvoliothefirst]

Cocaine

[@SerisTaclys]

Great video! I loved hearing about you and your daughter playing BOTW together, I remember playing the old NES Zelda games with my dad, sketching maps and overworlds. Very fond memories. If you are interested in another video game to make drinks from, RuneScape has a surprisingly vast quantity of alcohol and mixed drinks. The Gnomes in particular operate a whole bar with a list of drinks and their exact recipes, including the quantities of alcohol. Some of the drinks sound decent, some sound pretty bad, but I think they’re very peculiar! I play a ton of RuneScape if you’re curious in hearing more about it

[@InTheDrinkJoe]

I did this drink on my channel not too long ago! But I don’t think it was a particular success compared to this…I rather enjoy this take on the idea!

[@bradottoson6597]

I live about an hour Northwest of Peoria, Illinois .When I was a kid back in the late 70’s and early 80’s yellow watermelon was available at fruit stands and grocery stores in and around my area. They were grown locally in New Boston, Illinois in the sandy soil near the Mississippi River. I had always wondered why they disappeared. They were indeed just like red watermelon but perhaps just a tad less sweet.

[@MrBenfranz]

Diablo II please. Would love to see alcoholic versions of the various potable potions in the game.

[@PsycoZombie]

This was a fun episode, it's nice to see you make something you enjoy. I don't have any video games that have drinks off the top of my head, but there's a show called "danger 5" with a running gag that has one of the team members learn the recipe for a mixed drink in every episode. That might be fun to do an episode on

[@thegrim418]

Noble Pursuit? You want it? It's yours my friend, so long as you have enough rubys.

[@joebayless3773]

My colleges commissary occasionally had yellow, orange and green watermelon that were grown locally. They all tasted the same, but it was always a shock when you expected pineapple.

[@the_dewvakiin]

Don't worry about yellow melons, they taste exactly like the normal watermelon.

[@miriamvlachoulis6875]

Champange melons/yellow watermelons do have a more honey sweet flavour but not hugely so

[@MuffinsInSummer]

Reminds me of when my dad used to play Wind Waker on Gamecube for me and I was too scared to play the game myself and he beat the game over like five freaking times for my sister and I and I always theorized what if Link actually revived Hyrule instead of the sequel we got as Phantom Hourglass. My sister and I were sooo disappointed with Phantom Hourglass like really. Good times. Brings back good memories. Keep encouraging your daughters creativity! My parents did!

[@degeneracyultimatum7960]

Man I wish curiada shipped to Canada feelsbadman, it's so hard to get any liquor here with our liquor tax being so high and all

[@shortseater9379]

ooo the panning before the flavor profile was a really nice addition

[@The5lacker]

Ah yes my favorite game, Hyrule Warriors: Real Calamity Hours

[@evelynelevelyn]

The recipe in age of calamity specifically states that its a juice mix and not the original recipe. Like a virgin noble pursuit

[@smashpro1]

The other game is actually called "Age of Calamity", but close enough.

[@flametubexz]

I am very surprised to see you are the only person who said this.

[@juliahalverson3]

@@flametubexz probably because it's such a minuscule detail.

[@bsimp10]

Also, the initialization should be "BOTW," not "BTOW."

[@tabaciberez6502]

As a grocer, I love that you found out about yellow watermellon! I've stocked them, and aside from the looks, they taste exactly the same.

[@splitloopgaming3523]

you didnt frost the glass and that seemed like a missed opportunity.

[@beerme2]

This last summer we had yellow watermelon at our farmers market here in Nebraska. Kids liked.

[@yetiman8442]

Throw an ancho chili in the bottle to soak and add some lovely smokey flavor to the syrup. I loved it that way.

[@susannahlewis8464]

Your daughter will always remember these times "playing" with you. I still remember sitting and hanging out watching my dad play video games when I was little.

[@icky46111]

I had yellow watermelon! Got it from a roadside produce stand when driving one day, fresh from the farm. They were delicious, and didn't really taste too different. Maybe a bit sweeter, or the quality was just better than what I get at the store.

[@JessieTrinket]

So I just watnt o say, I recently discovered your channel and your content is fantastic! I mean, I don't even drink but your stuff is still consistently entertaining. Keep up the fantastic work sir and I look forward to what comes next!

[@bexbergh4295]

My sister grew yellow watermelon in her Chicago urban garden this year! And, I’ve seen some sold at my local grocer (Riverwards Produce) here in Philadelphia!!

[@mackenziemcgowan5807]

They actually sell yellow watermelons in my local farmer's market in the summer and in some grocery stores! They taste the same, but the novelty is nice.

[@adamc5914]

Tbh your daughter coming up with cool stuff like that at 5 is awesome. I think it’s every parent’s job to ensure their child never loses things like that.

[@CrimsonCrossFire88]

I’d love to see an episode on the drinks from the video game Deep rock galactic, maybe the main three drinks on tap, Oily oafs brew, Leaf lover’s special and the Glyphid Slammer. Thanks again!

[@tacticalbacon9877]

This is my favorite show on KZbin now. It has been growing on me, but after seeing that intro. Without a doubt now

[@kappage11]

You can get yellow watermelon few and far between here in the south, for only a couple months out of the year. I know they're grown throughout East Texas and Louisiana.