Food Theory: The Hidden DANGERS of Peanut Butter!

[@FoodTheory]

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[@Bluetooth_Pepsi]

peanut.

[@Jalynn_James]

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[@InfoChannelOfficial]

Okay

[@JackTrahanOfficial]

2 days

[@HappySaly]

Hi!

[@Glowblue1]

I used to consult for a company that sold X-ray scanners to TSA. The software sometimes flagged peanut butter as plastic explosives, to the point where their engineers would joke that the quickest way to an interrogation room was to pack a jar of peanut butter with a wire sticking out.

[@kumiho4970]

Actually, you need a power source too, so peanut butter plus wire plus batteries tapped to the lid.

[@DoubleDOwnage]

​@@kumiho4970 now you are asking for a reason to get cavity searched and held for 24 hours.

[@TheKesma]

Yeah, the Hounsfield units of peanut butter is similar to that of some explosives.

[@CLUB-th7pp]

@@TheKesmaHhmm,, interesting

[@SB0083]

Well, that's how TSA Agents always see it. This is why they don't allow liquids in the first place.

[@StevenHe]

YOU CAN BRING FIREARMS IN CHECKED BAGS?!

[@LeadLicker]

Guys look the emotional damage guy lets shank im' and take his money

[@JamesJNothingIsTooSensitive]

Yes? It's a CHECKED bag. AKA, *_it goes under the plane_* where, *_you cannot access it while in-flight!_* You can take anything in checked baggage - except bombs, obviously. Or regular illegal crap like drugs.

[@tariqsami1223]

Steven I subbed to you at 200k ! Loved you since then. Don’t give up

[@RTTGunsGear]

Sure..why not? They should be allowed concealed and carried on the people that own them.

[@williamblazkowicz5587]

Yes. Second amendment. :3

[@LoneHowler]

The reason TSA had to define creams pastes and gels separately, is because the average traveling public don't understand viscosity with fluids. I work in an airport and I know of three separate incidents where a passenger thought that their wine wasn't liquid because it's "a dry wine" and a passenger that thought their camera wasn't an electronic because they didn't buy it in the electronics section. I even know of at least one incident where someone thought water wasn't a liquid.

[@rylandrc]

Water isn't a liquid when it is frozen solid or heated until it becomes a gas.

[@azazeltheundyingdamienkali5700]

I don't know what kinda junk they were huffing, but I'll gladly have some if it sends me to LaLa Land, where I doubt Goldeneye splitscreen is played. 😂

[@lillxproductions3234]

so the average human being is dumb, got it

[@ked49]

@@lillxproductions3234no, 49% are idiots

[@oversecus833]

@@lillxproductions3234Correction; average American.

[@rafacastillo9611]

So I want someone to make a theory on what circumstances dictate that Mat uses his intro and what doesnt. I can't tell if there's a pattern

[@gabrielc7861]

@ishowdpeedoff do you just copy that anytime a bot appears?

[@AurmazlZudeh]

​@@gabrielc7861😂

[@mixttime]

I honestly find this one confusing because the intro is normally skipped if there is some kind of sketch used as the intro instead, but here there isn't. There's even a cut at 0:26 where it feels like the intro should roll, but it just doesn't.

[@Rodrigo-kq3js]

​@@mixttimeyoutubers

[@marnilicious3353]

I suspect that the reason sometimes channels have their intros and sometimes don't has to do with when they were produced. There was probably some cut off point where they stopped producing videos with the intro, and the videos we do see with the intro are just videos that were produced before that time and are only just now being released. You could also consider that there's an experiment taking place to see if videos perform better with or without the intro.

[@kennyholmes5196]

The TSA could have avoided this headache by classifying peanut butter as a gel, paste, or cream. That way, they could still get the restriction on it, and be accurate while doing so.

[@robertogurrola7465]

It's classified as an LGA which stands for liquid, gel, aerosol. Anything that can't hold its shape without a container falls under LGA.

[@appa609]

​@@robertogurrola7465 Would they consider a jar of sand an lga?

[@robertogurrola7465]

@@appa609 no, that falls under the powder category. But it would still be tested for explosives just like anything other "powder".

[@lisahenry20]

​@@robertogurrola7465 while I haven't had peanut butter, I imagine the consistency is similar to that of other sandwich spreads, and in my experience, they can hold their shape without a container

[@grit1]

The TSA thrives on confusion and bad definitions. It will never clarify anything. It's how they get their funding.

[@theCodyReeder]

I once made peanut butter while on an airplane by using the bag of peanuts that they gave out as a stress ball. On a long enough flight I could probably bring a pound of whole peanuts and end up with a full jar of peanut butter. 🤔

[@cgwworldministries83]

X

[@Omni0404]

I once churned a pound of butter on an airplane by doing nothing but shaking the bottle of milk I got from the flight attendant. On a transatlantic flight I could churn enough butter to sculpt a statue of Jesus Christ.

[@cgwworldministries83]

@@Omni0404 rofl

[@AnatomicallyIncorrectCat]

This gives me inspiration

[@juliannaferrell3225]

lolllllll

[@ilikesomemusicals]

Let me eat my peanut butter sandwiches in peace Matthew Patthew.

[@PlagueDoctorCosplayer]

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[@somedude4523]

​@@PlagueDoctorCosplayerhot to make meth tutorial

[@ChaosHuntsman]

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[@Micah_YT]

*patrick

[@rpgrage7711]

Matpat is the only person who could make a claim like "peanut butter is a dangerous weapon"

[@supernate760]

And prove his point

[@JasonSmith-ww2np]

Matpat is the only person who could make a claim like "peanut butter is a dangerous weapon" *and be right*

[@nickjoffe8433]

Of course Peanut Butter is a dangerous weapon... To people with peanut allergies.

[@homeoftek5844]

​@@nickjoffe8433 Peanut allergies? Lol smh no comment.....

[@-0-000]

@@homeoftek5844 As someone who is allergic to peanuts , I fear it constantly because if it kills me my tombstone is gonna be so pathetic: Death by peanuts sounds so lame .

[@JadeLwoj]

From personal experience, the TSA will also confiscate Hershey's chocolate dip, Nutella, and cream pies on the basis that it's a liquid. Sausages will also get your bag examined because the shape looks suspicious through the x-rays.

[@ked49]

Sus

[@TophBeifong-sx4dm]

Ah yes they cut off ppls d*cks and put them in there.

[@TophBeifong-sx4dm]

WAIT NUTELLA! ITS HARDER TO SPREAD NY FAR THEM PEANUT BUTTER!!!! they're stupid.

[@sanjanaakotyada4753]

@@TophBeifong-sx4dm😂

[@AmazzingAlyssa15]

they called my bean dip a "spread" and had me throw it away. So add spreads into the list

[@icannotchoose]

3:16 Well, you can have 100% peanuts and still get peanut butter. You just need to grind the legumes enough to get a paste.

[@osmosisjones4912]

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[@drstone3418]

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[@jeffthomas9768]

Fun fact, I actually went to school with Mr. Neve. We’re good friends from college! I’ll make sure you mentioned him in the video, MatPat. I know he’ll appreciate it. 👍🏻And thanks for setting the record straight for us. I actually just got back from a trip to NY. Thankfully none of us had PB in our bags. 😅

[@MonogamousPigeon]

Same! He was one of my dorm RA’s! Fun guy.

[@jeffthomas9768]

@@MonogamousPigeon Awesome! Yeah definitely a great guy. Cracks jokes, down to earth, and just really friendly over all. That's awesome that he was your RA!

[@jonathanrixstine7231]

Just a note from a materials science and engineering major (MSE) about the claim at 4:45 that the particles within a solid are unable to slide past each other: the particles (atoms), or in some cases molecules, that make up a solid are able to move past each other under certain conditions. This can more or less be exemplified in the phenomenon of mechanical deformation (elastic and plastic); there are other MSE principles that allow atoms or molecules within a solid to move past each other, such as diffusion in alloys and viscoelasticity in polymers, but mechanical deformation is probably the easiest to describe. I would encourage you to look up mechanical deformation in solids and stress-strain curves if you're interested in learning more.

[@agntmus3]

I had my Nutella taken away from me for the same reason. It was a really sad day seeing them throw the brand new jar away. I was in college and didn’t have time to argue and beg.

[@Cozy_Chomps1234]

Girly 😏💚

[@malicia7321]

Wow that is literally so sad and wasteful and silly sorry that happened to you 😢

[@balanceseeker2474]

NO NOT THE NUTELLA!!! also i feel really bad for u i can't believe that happen to u !

[@stevesamson3940]

They ate it later. It was stolen, not thrown away.

[@yourfriendlyinternetmeatshield]

F in the chat :(

[@RoBreadbug]

Ok this has to be the hardest thumbnail matpat has had in a while

[@jackdiesel3067]

@Alicia Jade 🅥 go away bot

[@Venicouse]

Pic go hard, feel free to screenshot

[@drstone3418]

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[@DezAmmySel]

@@jackdiesel3067 B o t R e p o r t e d .

[@loopsjam4713]

Funny part is it's technically not even clickbait

[@AdorableAwesomePizza]

I bet we can’t bring our crunchy peanut butter because they are afraid that we will hide a smaller jar of *creamy* peanut butter inside it.

[@natalieching7930]

food theory has such outrageous thumbnails but such well researched and thoughtful content

[@natalieching7930]

@Меаtсаnуоn 🅥 AHAH too good

[@PhantomGato-v-]

@@natalieching7930 Sadly, that's also a bot.

[@Samus419]

I always find MatPat videos amusing, but this is one of those that made me laugh out loud. Well done, Mr Technical. Well done.

[@gephicka]

the way he also said directly afterwards that "technical" comes from his dad which is in and of itself a technicality is iconic

[@greazycheezy7629]

@@gephicka ye

[@stupidandrandom5540]

3:35 MatPat: enough hypothetical questions. Also MatPat: *asks a hypothetical question*

[@capybara2515]

true

[@TheIsaacHour]

I know food theory goes pretty deep into stuff, but I don’t think any of us would have expected MatPat to go on a tangent about the dangers of crushed peanuts😅

[@thestocksource8393]

Danger of crushed nuts is so real. Growing more so every day

[@fitybux4664]

7:00 I notice you didn't get Richard's 100% natural peanut butter. You can literally screw the top off and pour that stuff onto food, at room temperature. It is quite delicious and great for certain foods where spreading doesn't work well.

[@blubird8]

This guy needs to become a lawyer so he can sue the TSA

[@shinigami2link]

As someone who works for the TSA, this is the tip of the iceberg for what we do and don't allow.

[@CLUB-th7pp]

Yeah I seen that guy who stole the iPad. Then took it home n was TRACKED. U gotta lotta shady characters wrkn within. My daughter’s neighbor n wife work fir TSA. Cops are over there almost weekly.

[@JamesJNothingIsTooSensitive]

I used to work for TSA... man, the stuff the everyday person thinks about TSA is wild. Is it just me, or do you get tired of the most ridiculous takes ever?

[@CLUB-th7pp]

@@JamesJNothingIsTooSensitive Sure seems they have a huge turnover. Lotsa people usetA work there.

[@kneau]

@@JamesJNothingIsTooSensitive I really do wonder how much that can be attributed to the movie 'Get Out' 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@JasperXIII]

I just got hired 5 days ago and he’s not lying, it goes deep.

[@APOPHIS1989]

Just a couple weeks ago, my icepack keeping one of my medications cool was confiscated because the agent classified it as a gel because it wasn't completely frozen solid. So I guess TSA also classifies actively melting ice as a gel!

[@mmw4990]

Icepacks are full of gel though...?

[@BotDetector-44]

@@mmw4990 Yes they are, it's not frozen water but propylene glycol, thickeners and other stuff but you're talking to an American so it's just pointless arguing

[@Official-Jesus-YT]

​@@BotDetector-44 Some ice packs are quite literally just filled with ice 🤦

[@rapunzel1701]

You should report this immediately as the screener violated clear policy and may have created a dangerous situation for you and other travelers. Cooling packs in any state are allowed for medical use.

[@BotDetector-44]

@@Official-Jesus-YT Not the "ice packs" used for medicine and other things that should not drop below a certain temperature

[@girlpower_gacha]

As someone who’s allergic to peanuts I see this as an absolute win

[@girlpower_gacha]

Don’t take this personally

[@OHIOannis]

I’m also allergic

[@optimisticboredom]

This channel never uploads an uninteresting topic, I click every single time

[@ellanimation816]

@WitheredIcereported the bots

[@BumblebeeBeasley]

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY TO STEPH!!! Love from all the fans and theorists that follow this channel

[@beckyroberts6560]

Just want to say I adore you and Steph. You guys are great together. Much love to you and your family. ❤

[@oniono1319]

I work on baggage handling systems, and I've been told by tsa agents that peanut butter and c4 looks very similar on their scanner machines.

[@olleheyb]

I’ve gotten through TSA with toothpaste, lotion, lip gloss, face cream, sunblock, makeup, and other gels or creams outside of the 3-1-1 limit, and it’s never been a problem. Maybe PB is considered a liquid bc TSA definitely does not make these same exceptions for that, and they want to drive home that there will also be no exceptions for PB.

[@robertogurrola7465]

3.3 is the max safe allowance. Anything over can be allowed if the officer can articulate that it appears to be around the size limit if it isnt apparent or isn't labeled. It also depends on if the officer is following the rules or being nice to you. Or if you are being nice to them.

[@jujuoof174]

Very interesting facts and science!! The editing is wonderful, as always, I learned so much, and your team does fantastic research!

[@FlapHedge]

I love how the editors pop in every once in a while to give there 2 cents or gags

[@starsilverinfinity]

Mat Pat has so many middle names now I wonder if it's fit for a world record

[@StorymasterQ]

At the very least it's a world theory.

[@dElEtethIslAteRrrRRRrRRR]

FOOD THEORY IDEA: If ice cream melts in your mouth, is what you are consuming technically a liquid, or is it still considered a solid because thats what it was before it was in our mouth?

[@siddharthm5881]

"FOR PEANUT BUTTERRRR!!!!!!" The best war cry to exist

[@erubianwarlord8208]

tyson was a good lil bro and general

[@TheGravySluprinBaptist]

Peanut butter story: One time I was getting ready to start eating peanut butter straight out of the jar with a spoon while at work - and a coworker told me, "Don't eat too much peanut butter or else you'll get a nose bleed." I looked at him like you are looking at this post right now. Yeeeah right and whatever I said. I ate half the jar, got back to work, and I swear - it wasn't a half an hour and I was in the bathroom trying to stop a crazy nose bleed. Craziest thing about peanut butter I have ever heard - I can't explain the science except maybe something to do with the salt levels but yeah - that 100% happened and I thought it was "nuts" 😂

[@jackofalltradeshermes]

I believe that's a coincidence

[@TheGravySluprinBaptist]

@@jackofalltradeshermes I mean, that's kind of a freak coincidence. I rarely get them.

[@FairbrookWingates]

@@TheGravySluprinBaptist Kind of the point of a 'freak coincidence' though (to be rare). I doubt the science on this one but feel free to run an experiment and let us know the results. Be sure to use a large enough sample size and a control group.

[@wmdkitty]

Sure, Jan. That happened.

[@DinoGoofHybridHero7531]

I actually had a similar experience to this! A few years ago I went to Iceland and saw some Icelandic Chocolate Frosting I bought it and as I was heading back to America is was confiscated! When I asked what was wrong they said “Frosting is a liquid sorry”

[@marcusquiros]

As someone who’s allergic to peanuts I’m glad to finally see this video

[@unclebrat]

How stupid do you need to be to buy peanut butter when you are allergic to peanuts!

[@lefterismplanas4977]

If you're allergic to penut butter but wanna know what it taste. I recommend tahini(sesame paste) with Honney And It's the exact same taste, is als similar enough texture/ spread. But sadly doesn't the crunchy bits

[@thewildyak8130]

same

[@enterchannelname4542]

@@lefterismplanas4977 I think sunflower seed butter is pretty close when mixed with jelly.

[@wormyworms2774]

​@dontwork2514bot

[@dattanamika]

Did MatPat say "MotherButters" ? 07:05

[@mysiklp2509]

Happy Mothers Day to Steph and all others watching today!

[@mallowwings]

The theorists are the only people who can make a very clickbaity title and it actually make sense

[@Cozy_Chomps1234]

😏💚

[@korbinramirez3935]

​@@Cozy_Chomps1234 w-what's the face for?

[@Bluebonez]

As someone who is going into TSA i am VERRRYYYY excited to see what other wild and unheard of things and very rare scenarios will be told

[@celinhooliveira3716]

"If you dont fix your definition soon, you will be able to confiscate the air out of my lungs" That was an actual Laughting Out Loud for me

[@criptych]

Not when they start doing it. Laughing takes air.

[@arti2901deer]

Ahhh yes, my favorite editor who adds faces to everything, every object, and everyone

[@Elfie_hoc]

Do you think he helped with Amanda the adventurer??

[@TCT2023]

1:13 who is she again? She's adorable; I love it whenever she shows up ^w^

[@CykeGames]

One of the editors, I forget their name

[@ThatFizzySoda]

Jerika (NekoOnigiri)

[@T1D4L0]

Me who has a peanut allergy: NO WAY THATS SO INSANE I NEVER KNEW IT WAS DANGEROUS

[@ellanimation816]

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[@ellanimation816]

@dontwork2514begone bot!

[@Naokisser]

@@ellanimation816 YES BEGONE!

[@T1D4L0]

Yes, BEGONE TREACHEROUS BOT, YOU FOWL CREATURE

[@alexholley2712]

As someone who is allergic to peanuts, I already know that peanut butter is dangerous

[@junkyaim666]

food theory idea: which pasta shape is better? based on sauce carrying, cooking time and overall usability in various dishes

[@paulnewman1947]

Has to be shells

[@BC0MBS]

​@@paulnewman1947 I agree very easy to eat

[@ianlister7333]

08:50 "normally you can have guns packed inside your checked bag" want to run that by me again

[@stevep7346]

It's true. You can have declared, properly stored firearms in checked luggage on US domestic flights, even internationally, subject to the laws of the country you are traveling to and US export restrictions.

[@ianlister7333]

@@stevep7346 you guys know how dumb that is right?

[@voltstart4681]

That's the most american thing i've ever heard

[@apchistuz]

If you dont take it on board

[@jacobawojtowicz]

"Thanks for protecting us, TSA" 😂😂 funniest part of the episode

[@oafkad]

Yeah, I would like to have some of whatever he's smoking. It is apparently amazing.

[@Shadowdash66X]

Exactly. They've barely ever caught any terrorists. They fail to confiscate weapons like 70% of the time, hence their need for validation from their "top 5 lists" each year.

[@sorin_markov]

They may not be 100% secure, but they still help out a ton

[@rapunzel1701]

10% secure is close to the real number by DHS own admissions.

[@Wolfmeister666]

@@rapunzel1701 So they improved a lot, last I heard they had failure rate of 95%.

[@YourRyeBread]

8:10 this is where I realized maybe you said Solid specifically because it actually hides the gun from scans rather than someone failing to hide one in any other kind of peanut butter

[@Henoik]

I mean, pudding, soft cheeses and mashed potato all classify as liquids in Europe. Gels and pastes also classify as liquids. They're not classified separately.

[@NeoKarByne]

​@@LycanKai14it's the EU, since when have they ever cared about science

[@Miles26545]

@@NeoKarByne tf you mean, they’re more scientific than the USA, And most other nation groups

[@wmdkitty]

LOL no they aren't. None of those are liquids. Or gels or pastes, for that matter.

[@NeoKarByne]

@@wmdkitty next thing u know they'll be calling Gels, pastes and the like sticky liquids lmao

[@nightingale0845]

@@NeoKarByne about the same time TSA decided peanut butter was a drink and not a food.

[@CrisperPoet]

The TSA is security theater anyhow, they're wholly ineffective at stopping anything unless it's peanuts, apparently.

[@Reubentheimitator6572]

Yeah, MatPat is very intelligent but he still has too much trust in the Federal government including the Transportation Security Administration. I hope he will eventually learn how untrustworthy the Federal government is.

[@Shadowdash66X]

Exactly. They've barely ever caught any terrorists. They fail to confiscate weapons like 70% of the time, hence their need for validation from their "top 5 lists" each year.

[@abbirussell4310]

I too cannot wait for that day!! I will celebrate!!! 🎉

[@D_Jilla]

​@@Reubentheimitator6572 you sound you have a whole tin foil hat in your closet.

[@Reubentheimitator6572]

@@D_JillaOk, research it for yourself if you don't believe me. I started with Adam Ruins Everything - 's video on it, then libertarian videos.

[@drewrolett1296]

Pretty neat about the peanuts contain in glycerin. I remember my grandmother telling me that her parents would say bacon grease for the same thing the glycerin in it.

[@GalaxyVaporeon]

As a person with a peanut allergy, I’m glad to see what I’m missing.

[@ked49]

Same here

[@ghxstsroses]

MRBEAST

[@רפאל-ב]

0:59 I mean, they did say CONSIDERS, meaning they know it's not a liquid but will see it as one

[@dracothewarrior4316]

1:40 So you're telling me that butter would be considered a liquid solely because it's spreadable? Tell me how that makes any lick of sense

[@BraxtonKovary]

And now, my peanut butter smuggling days are over 😔

[@PSP1S0]

Or are they just the beginning, since you now need to find how to smuggle the peanut butter itself

[@Eclipse-Gallery]

I just love how he roasts the TSA dring the first 3 minutes and then gets into the theory nice job Mat!

[@Yaga_Al-Hadid]

It's called making the video longer past 10 minutes

[@cooldiamondmancertifiedasp7912]

​@@Yaga_Al-Hadid lmao

[@Hi_im_tori-123]

Matpat: "they can only PARTIALLY take shape of their container you hear that TSA only PARTIALLY if you don’t fix your definition soon, you’ll be able to confiscate the air out of my lungs."

[@LJAlex-]

As someone who's flown frequently, these terms like "liquid" from the TSA have never really been too confusing to me and I think their provided definition is very SOLID Maybe It's only an American thing to categorise them differently, but whenever I've gone through security at an airport they define cream, spreads and liquids all under liquid

[@flatturdphd2066]

Yep, the CAA (uk version of tsa) define a liquid as anything that can be spread or poured

[@capybara2515]

haha I get it SOLID

[@firdanharbima6997]

another reason to not voluntarily go to the west

[@wmdkitty]

Or maybe you're as dumb as the TSA agents and don't know what a liquid is.

[@jypsridic]

They added creams, gels, and pastes so that pedantic assholes wouldn't constantly go "It's not a liquid it a semi-solid!!!!"

[@IamGalaxy4]

I have wondered whether peanut butter is a solid or a liquid for years. I actually forgot about this question that I had. Glad I know what peanut butter is now! :)

[@Envixity665]

2:50 Don't touch my spaghet

[@ItsP4nc4k3s]

It's the "is a hotdog a sandwich" episode all over again

[@Ironstarfish]

Sometimes when I see movies that are 2000 and below it takes me back to a simpler time. Things weren't perfect but people and things were more easy going.

[@Vaeldarg]

That's why the phrase goes "ignorance is bliss". It was more easy-going, because they knew less about everything that was going on around them.

[@CramenCream]

Please do a video for the best method of finding how many starbursts/candies in a jar/vase or any irregular shaped container 🤞🤞

[@PabloLewis-ve6ud]

Im glad theyve been including more of the editors in videos. 3:14

[@InkWaxstudios100]

0:08 Yeah, it has an indefinite shape with a definite volume. Just a very slow moving liquid

[@AntarcticMudkip]

Something mat would say be like "I have just one querry, ya ready for a theory?

[@thepigvillage]

You should do an episode on olives, especially green olives and why pretty much everyone puts peppers in them.

[@MY_NAME_IS_E2.WORSHIP_ME]

fun fact: i know matpats first and last name!

[@SoulBurstBlitz]

​@@MY_NAME_IS_E2.WORSHIP_ME Matthew Patthew

[@MY_NAME_IS_E2.WORSHIP_ME]

@@SoulBurstBlitz patterson

[@bubbledoubletrouble]

4:22 “Plasma isn’t very common here on earth” Lightning, St. Elmo’s fire, auroras: bet

[@Itskaidaorangeguy2017]

Plasma ball:😢 lightning:😢

[@Alt-rd4fr]

He means common by abundance in comparison of the 3 other states🤓☝️

[@picky228]

"mother-butters" WHEEZING

[@E7XEE]

Food theory idea: how do you actually eat healthier, no like actually. There’s been many health fads like the anti gluten movement and dieting culture is crazy now days so what steps should we actually take to get better

[@fearless3073]

That would take forever to film as there are several diets lmfao

[@dumbnoodleman]

This is honestly a great series idea like how to balance foods; what fads are true and most definitely not; how do we actually use food in our bodies stuff like that.

[@Freya_Blue]

Have you seen the food pyramid video?

[@dumbnoodleman]

@@Freya_Blue yeah! it could be an addition to thay

[@Whightknight16]

I just wanna say that I adore the Chibi editor, her design is very cute

[@harryvpn1462]

Its a guy

[@harryvpn1462]

Nvm i dont actually know

[@dieptrieu6564]

@@harryvpn1462 THere are multiple chibi editor. The 2 most seen are 1 guy and 1 girl

[@765ZackAttack]

Me, seeing the title: Oh, is this going to be a big deep dive on allergens through the lens of Peanut Butter? Me at 0:25 : Apparently not!

[@WilliamHaisch]

“If we outlaw peanut butter, then only outlaws will have peanut butter!” -Patrick Henry, probably

[@theeclipseforestplays6409]

your comment was stolen by a bot.

[@WilliamHaisch]

@@theeclipseforestplays6409 Yeah, it was bound to happen. Figures as “I was only two days from retirement!”

[@theeclipseforestplays6409]

@@WilliamHaisch lol Edit: If that wasn't a joke, I'm sorry it sounded like a joke to me.

[@WilliamHaisch]

@@theeclipseforestplays6409 No problem! It totally was a joke! It’s hard to divine the real meaning from just the printed word.

[@matthewellisor5835]

"thanks for keeping us safe" Bwahahaha! Hahahaha! Easily the best joke you had in the entire episode, well done.

[@hjonk8434]

I would like to say, as a person who tried to pass a cup of pudding in my personal item bag a few years ago, pudding has always been on the 'no' list.

[@turtleinwall]

My science teacher has been preaching that peanut butter isnt a liquid for YEARS! I guess, technically, she was right. Congrats, Ms. Richards! EDIT: when i said "technically" i WAS referring to the only peanut butter that didnt drip lol

[@osmosisjones4912]

I just released the first episode of s😘x theory on the nutritional value of come

[@osmosisjones4912]

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[@SilvyReacts]

-I don't know how you came to that conclusion when literally the only one you couldn't classify as a liquid was the crunchy peanut butter. And to be honest, not calling it a liquid is a bit of a stretch. It's still a liquid but has solid chunks in it.- Mat is wrong here, I have been corrected and LycanKai and my comment below explains why.

[@J0SHUAKANE]

Depends on the peanut butter. The homemade stuff at my local market can be poured.

[@drstone3418]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJikdYubm7aFmrM

[@Stephaneeza]

My mother in law just tried to bring me back a jar of peanut butter and jelly when visiting the US and they took it because it’s a “liquid” and she was so pissed off 😂 and then this comes out a few days later 😂😂

[@EzekiesAcheron]

Of all the souvenirs, PB&J?

[@Arc_5]

man, i hate it when a military grade glock 17 ends up in my peanut butter after i hollow out all the peanut butter. i consumed one once

[@guitarbass22]

I am literally flying out on vacation on Wednesday and this video reminded me that my toothpaste container is too big for my carry on. Definitely gonna get a travel size before takeoff. Thanks, MatPat!

[@piplup10203854]

1:57 🙃 Exactly, if they said a gel or paste yeah sure but a liquid, definitely not.

[@TheGuardianSoul]

A. The fact that you tested 6 different jars of peanut butter & 5 out of 6 showed liquid, then they were correct. B. Criminals will always find a way to become more snicker, which is why I'm not surprised that security found a weapon within peanut butter jars, so 2 points on security. And C, Even though you admitted yourself at the end of this video, at least you explained to everyone respectfully on why peanut butter is on the list in the first place, so 3 points to the security team. In the end of this video, there right, we should apologize for feeling guilty (for those who argued on this subject), & we should respect their rules and understanding of reasons.

[@Songal18]

Another surprisingly helpful life video, thank you for keeping us informed MatPat.

[@FreeTheRage2]

2:09 technically speaking, they classify air as a liquid

[@eyesofthecervino3366]

I thought it was a fluid.

[@FreeTheRage2]

Lol

[@Alt-rd4fr]

That's why I can't breathe in my plane-

[@heatherdaniel6920]

At this point I really think that he should do a theory on the government.

[@rennsible]

Flying out from Bristol (UK) last year I wasn't allowed to take a jar or marmalade in my carry-on, and technically my brie (soft cheese) wasn't allowed either but they let that one slide this time around. Then again I've heard a couple people that hid things like baggies of weed inside peanut butter in jars, so I can kinda see why.

[@gagejoseph91]

1:35 That is the nastiest peanut butter I have ever seen. Did they wait for it to go bad, dump water in it, then microwave it first? This has the same amount of advertising credibility behind it as PETA.

[@WL69420]

Nice

[@Invalid-user13k]

Here we go! an episode about Peanut Butter.

[@OkieOtaku]

I've never heard an agent describe it as a liquid before, and i used to fly for work a lot, always had myself a jar of pb too

[@robertogurrola7465]

If it was ever over 3.4 ounces then it was not allowed. The only reason you were allowed is because they were lazy. Bad officer and bad airport Also its Officer not agent

[@OkieOtaku]

@@robertogurrola7465 wtf are you talking about? I said nothing about size limits

[@robertogurrola7465]

@Mitchell Horn you said you always had a jar. That jar has a size. Therefore, if it was under 3.4 ounces that's why they let you keep it. If it was over they were lazy and bad at their job

[@kellithompson7686]

If you want peanut butter, bring the jiff extra chunky peanut butter the show them this video and click on this timestamp: 7:34

[@battiger00568]

4:21 Ferb i know what we're gonna do today.

[@WM_Nonsense]

UHH

[@IcyAuron]

10:42 Whether or not the TSA actually does anything definitely merits its own theory.

[@shashigomes5265]

chocolate fact: in that food theory video that talked about fake and real chocolates that matpat mentioned it said that some real chocolates can only get made thanks to child labor so fake chocolates is kind of a good thing

[@RadioMan2023]

How is this relevant?

[@Yumi_Jay]

Because matpat mentioned the chocolate video in this video.

[@Lrbearclaw]

6:51 - MatPat, you missed the pun! "You could call it a Peanut Butter Spread."

[@KenVermette]

"Confiscate the air outta my lungs" you've perfectly described the modern air travel experience.

[@Individual281]

Using Peanut butter as a weapon against your neighbor that has peanut allergies

[@jenniferanderson7157]

Sans!?

[@Zero-ve4lt]

​@@jenniferanderson7157why dose sans translate to without

[@gabrielc7861]

@@Zero-ve4lt goddammit toby.

[@PhantomGato-v-]

@@Zero-ve4lt Well, because Sans is without in Latin.

[@Zero-ve4lt]

@@PhantomGato-v- the more you know- wait that's weird I can feel someone making a theory with that

[@Thatsathing1956]

Food theory idea: can you survive a normal human life span JUST eating meat. If you can’t then what about people on a carnivore diet?

[@Thebackyardboys]

Do a theory on which bag has the most chips per $1