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The challenge has come to an end, and wow what an incredibly mind blowing experience it was. To see how many people got on board and were not only following but joining in on the challenge with me was glorious! We got almost 100K new subscribers excited to see us get crazy weird with food and can't tell you how much we appreciate all of the love and encouragement. All we want to do is help you feel good not just in the kitchen but in your life as an entire whole being as well. Keep cooking, keep being awesome, take risks, don't take shit from no one and ba boom!
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[@FrenchGuyCooking]

One of the best series I watched

[@LifebyMikeG]

+Alex French Guy Cooking thank you friend, I've been loving the new content on your channel and that suitcase table thing blew me away!

[@itzzsevn9660]

Alex French Guy Cooking how are you not verified

[@alaskanaaron486]

Woah you are here I remember watching these who knew u were also a fan

[@ightimmaheadout290]

​@@itzzsevn9660He is now 😊

[@bairdey1140]

Satisfying conclusion to what has been a compelling food series.

[@monicag3984]

I just found your videos and all I can say is WOW.....!!!!! Please put a Cookbook together.....I want to buy it....!!!!

[@steezmonster92]

Hey Brothers Green! You guys should do videos on how to cook for a crowd! Some easy and delicious ways to feed about 6-8 people.

[@lilkimchim]

The date on your Movie ticket says 9/16 it's freaking December

[@Sarah-fp5dj]

he spread the videos out rather than posting a video a day for a week. which is smart since it would most likely result in more views

[@Sarah-fp5dj]

plus editing can take a while

[@Awesomestuff247]

whats wrong w that ?

[@Kizzyme]

So? :p who said it was filmed now..o.o

[@Momosaymkay]

You couldn't tell it wasn't December by what he was wearing? It gets cold in New York during the winter and he's wearing a tank top in several scenes. Plus their filming for the second season of their show right now and I don't think he would have time for videos like this.

[@JustLush]

I walked the streets of new york, looking for you. Creepy I know XD. LOVE YOUR CHANNEL :)

[@andylol9200]

you guys should make a video on some ways to make ramen noodles taste better

[@LifebyMikeG]

+Andrew Womack we have about 3 videos within that category! just search ramen noodles brothers green

[@lizh1988]

Only ever use a quarter of the seasoning packet per package of two! Cook some veggies along with it.

[@mjanelle22]

Awesome series i really got inspired 👍🏼

[@keonajmcg4557]

where in NY would you recommend the best place to live

[@acdvia2169]

dont stop make challange sir. i like this

[@keonajmcg4557]

On what temp for how long to make those egg white buns

[@yesimarabbit]

350

[@LifebyMikeG]

so glad to hear the glorious feedback on this video, we are working on some ideas, considering taking this series abroad, imagine how to live on $3 a day for a week in different countries!

[@hiiif2470]

+Brothers Green Eats this was awesome! props to ya'll

[@leodipaolo1890]

Awesome idea love the videos

[@ikaliana]

hey I'll be on exchange to Turkey and I'll probably have to make my own meal plans on a budget too. Thank you so much for your series. It's really great and inspiring. :)

[@KelyrinYourSafeSpace]

+Brothers Green Eats YES PLEASE !!!! :D

[@natefisher3308]

+Brothers Green Eats When I saw the first video of this min-series, I was thinking how entertaining it'd be if you guys did just that --- a series where you travel around to different countries with a limited amount of money allocated for food. Spend the days exploring the culture, buying food/ingredients, and then cooking meals that are popular in that particular region. I'd definitely watch that!

[@LostBoyAggro]

Things I learned from this series: Buy dry beans Make your own sauces and mayo Egg buns Chick pea croutons Chives are great Banana and egg pancakes and Cabbage beats Lettuce Best of all I've learn to leave my Brooklyn apartment a little more often Never know what I'll find

[@billyg0338]

U need to add a little flour or something be cuz they don't come together and add chocolate chips

[@alessandrosanfilippo5600]

+TheLostBoyAggro Also Steal a lot of salt, honey and sugar.

[@LostBoyAggro]

Alessandro Sanfilippo I should but the only thing I usually take a lot of is Taco Bell sauces.

[@xxxshowxxxstopperxxx]

pancakes from anything

[@Kaalinashi]

You can easily get Salmonella from making your own mayonnaise.

[@rissauntitled1050]

Please do this again, doesn't have to be a week, but recipes in general for 1$. Or a series like 5 1$ breakfasts, 5 1$ lunch and so on. Pleaaaase this was so fun and interesting to watch and it's so so helpfull

[@doginasweater.3861]

Rissa Untitled I agree this is a great idea or like five 2 dollar breakfast or five 2 dollar lunchs

[@davidalbee5039]

Yes, can you do this again!

[@kolepruitt5502]

its only a dollar because hes buying in bulk

[@DarwinsBeerReviews]

"And then my roommate had burnt some toast ... I kinda tricked her into burning her toast so then I got to EAT it!" Sabotage is free!

[@crazedcubing1195]

I laughed out loud at that part 😂

[@SingDea]

"Come, but don't come forever..." lmao spoken like a true New Yorker

[@nsane6581]

But he isn't from New York

[@Cyn205]

+Sam Paul where is he from

[@Namanjohri]

+cynthia I think somewhere from philly.

[@nsane6581]

+cynthia yea somewhere from Philly, i think they mentioned it in one of their videos

[@LifebyMikeG]

+Sam Paul originally from Philly, new york for nearly 10 years.

[@Nyabuowy]

"Do you have anything for 22 cents?" 😂😂😂

[@firedata2729]

"Actually..."

[@anonymouss8925]

22c of oil and flour make you a good sope bottom

[@radfoo72]

I was disappointed she couldn't at least bring him some kitchen scraps😒

[@lalalandhigh]

New York sounds amazing but I'm in a committed relationship with my room and bed and both of them can't stand to be without me, so I don't think it would work out that well.

[@hayleehaux2458]

Same!

[@GirishManjunathMusic]

The most rewarding of ménages a trois.

[@GeckoHiker]

Yeah, because beds and rooms generally get along well with each other--no jealousy, ever.

[@weetzybat]

lmfao

[@ConnorhpzGaming]

I would actually love to see Mike now do the challenge, and see what he does different and stuff, would be very nice!

[@projex5894]

I've started to think that u died of starvation, 'cause u didn't post the vid for a long time))

[@jofo1274]

Your Mad Max ticket cost more than an entire week of meals 😳

[@dannasmith2437]

just binge watched all the 7 day challenge vids. great job! i am not a mega coupon person. but i shop so smart. i feed 3 grown men and myself w lessthan 50$ a week w really no extra effort.buy wats on sale if its marked down its mine!

[@stylesgagan]

Man, your agent doesn't buy your lunch?!?!?

[@mirisoji8406]

He reminds me of the human guy from Hotel Transylvania!

[@radfoo72]

"My agent took me to a fancy restaurant where I immediately began pocketing all condiments in sight."

[@JoeShopper]

Thanks for this series! Some of those meals, after plated, look like $30 meals at a fancy restaurant! For less than a dollar!!! Amazing!

[@ChazEvansdale]

After watching this series I was inspired to be creative, so I made a no-crust pizza chip dip. I had some leftover pizza topping but no breading or tortillas. I chopped up some garlic, onions and mushrooms and put it in the plain pizza sauce, heated that up. I filled a plate with pepperoni and microwaved that for a minute to make it crispy, then cut it into little pieces with a scissors. Then I mixed the pizza sauce to the crispy pepperoni, added some cheese and heated that up. As that was heated up I took a plate and loaded it with whole grain chips that I had laying around. I pulled the sauce out, whipped it up a bit and plopped it in the middle of all those chips. Crispy Pizza Goodness! :) Thanks for the inspiration Brothers Green!

[@NeutralNinetails]

that sounds super great

[@Dowhatiplease]

Sounds so good I'll have to try it 😍

[@snarkygrin4132]

Very cool. Really appreciated your integrity in not having lunch with your brother/agent.

[@GeckoHiker]

I loved his integrity, not having lunch with his brother and agent--just taste testing those condiments like a boss! LOL

[@gigglesmansonn]

o rly same that was kinda cringy

[@calisahardy4845]

I too was impressed by this. For those that would be embarrassed-oh well.

[@Sakerdot]

$21 for a movie ticket!? What madness is this?

[@TheTenthPlague]

I was wondering the same thing. The most I've every paid for a movie ticket was around $12, and that was a dumb 3D movie on opening day.

[@projex5894]

+Robert Wilson What about 2$?

[@SingDea]

+Sakerdot This city is far from being cheap

[@DevourD3]

every Tuesday, its only $5...but for 3d movies on Tuesday its $8

[@3pleYT]

Maybe it's him and his brother combined?

[@alib1149]

It's a cool idea. I want to try and Aussie version of this. Our cheap foods are different (eg Bananas are really expensive here) so I think it would be fun. Honestly though I couldn't take the packets. It would just make me feel guilty. I want to try some of your recipes though.

[@MrWiz504]

packets are free

[@OnanTheMan]

posted from the taco man himself

[@phenomenalwoman505]

This has inspired me to try to shop cheaper.

[@janeschlake2026]

Please

[@MyNameIsWhat118]

well that's not a bun, it's just a meringue without sugar...

[@Mossfaerie]

+Emile Lord Ayotte It acts as a bun.

[@ShivaniSingh-qh7tl]

its a loose version of cloud bread... cause its acting as a bun

[@djmphoto]

Just wanted to let you know that I discovered your channel through this series and am thankful for it. Your love of food and cooking really shows through and makes your channel not just interesting to watch but also authentic. Look forward to seeing what you do next.

[@LifebyMikeG]

+Dave Murphy thank you good sir, glad that you have found us!

[@angieonmaui]

Lol, I just discovered your channel this morning and have binge-watched all day! Particularly loved this challenge; proof that you can eat well without breaking the bank! Thanks for sharing your creativity and inspiring us to mix things up in the kitchen!

[@LifebyMikeG]

Glad you enjoyed! More to come !

[@porkypine602]

i lived in new york city my entire life and the thing about all the cool places non new yorkers want to go im just wayyyyy to lazy to leave my house and go there

[@kevincgrabb]

You sound interesting

[@versask8td]

🤔

[@18nyhavn]

How did you trick your roommate into burning toast lol?!

[@countrystyle5076]

Turn the toaster up and Bam burnt toast every time.

[@MissLettyLove]

Got so inspired by these videos! Instead of going to lunch this afternoon, I got creative & made my leftovers into something new!:) I chopped up cauliflower & added in shredded carrots & cabbage to turn it into a stir fry, added the left over meat to add on top, & we had one egg left so I poached it & placed it top. Needless to say, it was so delicious & I ended up saving $10+! 👍😋🙌

[@janetruggles6926]

I've had to be creative in my cooking. $900.00 a month, $669.00 for rent, and $60.00 phone bill. I'm lucky, my apartment has a microwave and a refrigerator. And a friend gave me a toaster oven. We don't have stoves. Cooking at times can be a challenge. And living on a TIGHT budget will make you think before you just buy whatever. Now, like you on your challenge, I like to see just how cheap I can cook.

[@kevinnnnn95]

janet ruggles this comment hurts my heart. I just wanna buy you a cart full of groceries and take you out to dinner. It's a shame that we as a country can only give you $900.

[@lifeismusic5529]

Buy a hot plate from Walmart. They’re less than $15.

[@michellebrown5566]

@@lifeismusic5529 dude i doubt she has $ 15.00 to spend on that.

[@someonethinking4237]

60 dollars phone bill? You can reduce that.

[@valerief1231]

Egg white beaten stuff---meringue 🙋🏻

[@yermama69]

This was an awesome series man! Definitely inspired me to cook healthier and budget my grocery shopping better. Thanks for all the great ideas; got a new subscriber here!

[@jbeezy2193]

yermama69

[@sourcreamyuniverse3338]

the egg white thing is called meringue

[@Mosbiamente]

You just called it meringue when it's beaten and cooked that way. Also it is sweet (sugar) but hey... Survival cooking haha

[@skating7791]

meringue implies sugar, which this had none of.

[@natprz8058]

It's called cloud bread

[@NavinLuke]

Learned something? I'm about to make every recipe you did during the challenge. All that stuff looked delicious.

[@stephaniehuff5228]

It's sad that the challenge is over. But, what a wonderful experience and thank you for all the wonderful new food ideas!

[@billygray6233]

Egg Tip: If you get a small empty plastic bottle, screw the lid off, you can use the the top of the bottle to vacuum the yolk. Completely separating the egg whites from the Yolk. :)

[@adventureswithfrodo2721]

you spend to much time doing your hair.

[@radfoo72]

You won me over on this video by being willfully socially awkward. Eating condiments off the restaurant table and referring to them as "free samples" 😂😂😂

[@kiwifruitkl]

If you invented all this yourself, I'm impressed! The green scallion egg pancake is a known dish in China. It is supposed to be made with dough, not batter, but my mom used to make it with egg batter and scallions.

[@kivakarmen8628]

This was so cool. it was a very practical and realistic approach to living life outside of the eagle's nest. Your series should be mandatory for every college student and newly enlisted soldiers. great job! new subie!

[@magadoshuz4859]

This is the series that brought me to you guys. Love this series.

[@barbarajohnson1572]

I'm the 70yr old chick that spent my younger years making the dollar squeek.... Now that we are retired and comfortable we still live as "frugal" with the groceries... not a habit i want to break and still would rather eat MY OWN COOKING:)) Really enjoyed this! As you would say (and my Grands...),,, You Rock:)))))))))) GrammaBabs

[@michaelzborowskyii4668]

i really enjoyed your videos. i am looking forward to adding some of your ideas to my own cooking. i love the concept of eating good food on the cheap. i also like what you said about challenge bringing reward. kudos to you! keep it up.

[@booklover4330]

Make sure to check different grocery stores out, don't be afraid to stock up on coupons and use them, when needed. Coupons are your friend, and are incredibly useful, for if you're someone who doesn't want to just eat instant noodles all the time. Each state is going to be different with their prices, even if you only buy one bell pepper, one onion, one tomato, that can last you for several days or so, if you cut it thinly enough. The state I live, the grocery stores: Aldi and Buehler's often have great foods for low prices. I normally don't go to Walmart, the prices can be good, but can also get added up super quick, whereas Aldi and Buehler's is often rather cheap with even their meat, at a good price.

[@Silentgrace11]

You definitely taught me something about living on a budget :) Namely, how to buy ingredients with variety in mind. I've easily managed myself on $10-$15 a week for food, but mostly by taking advantage of my patience with food repetition. When I was eating on my own in Japan I basically lived off of rice, tuna, eggs and miniature bok choy. Otherwise I've eaten the same meal of quiche for lunch (pretty cheap meal if you know what you're doing) and fish with a miscellaneous vegetable and grain for dinner for easily two weeks at a time. Filling, healthy and satisfying, but tedious for most people. I'll be working as a paid volunteer for a year (so obviously not much cash), with a roommate who doesn't have much experience in the kitchen, so I've realized that I ought to break my habit lest to save the poor girl from dealing with my repetitive habits ;) This has given me oodles of ideas. I just hope she's willing to try them (and that she likes vegetables :P Haha).

[@Kizzyme]

You know,you are such an inspiration. You are so easy going,creative and fun! Thank you for sharing this with us:)

[@squishy_cactus2583]

I love this little mini video series.. I'm a little sad it's over :')

[@Simarchy]

This series was amazing, thanks for all the inspiration!!

[@brandynettleton1658]

This was really fun to watch! Thanks for sharing your experience! I'm going to challenge myself to give this a try! If you can manage it in New York (which I was really surprised you pulled that off!), I'd think you can do it anywhere!

[@SapioiT]

Please do a $4 a day, with more home-made condiments, and without freebies! Also, please you can drink in the city, or eat something light, a few times (to not damage your image anymore). It's been a more than year and 9 months (two thirds) since this series ended, and maybe have that for the both of you brothers. So two people, $8 a day, for one whole month. That would be a challenge, and I think it will be well worth it!

[@colleenahoutz]

I loved watching this challenge. You have such a wonderful attitude! These videos really helped me feel a lot better about living off of a budget. Chickpeas are something I'll definitely need to try!

[@veramorgado5152]

At the end I thought that you are crazy and funny!!! You're very inspiring, loved to watch these videos.

[@Mikeological]

I've never thought of doing that with eggs in a cloud. I might try that sometime.

[@momkatmax]

Did you loose any weight since you were not snacking?

[@gippywhite]

This whole think was eye opening and amazing!!! I'm sharing them all now that the challenge videos are complete!

[@karenshaffer1511]

Just finished watching this little series - EXCELLENT CHALLENGE. Not sure if you know this, but the USDA publishes a 'Cost of Food' report every month with four levels of spending: Thrifty, Low-Cost, Moderate, and Liberal. I just checked the report for November 2015, which I think is when you did this challenge, and for an adult male, age 19-50, the Thrifty Plan allowed for $43.20 per week. So you essentially lived on HALF of that. (A 1-year-old child is allotted $21.80 on the Thrifty Plan for that month - LOL!) Well done! Actually, it might be interesting for you guys to do some challenges based on different levels of those reports. Just a thought...love your work. www.cnpp.usda.gov/USDAFoodPlansCostofFood/reports

[@mauricioorellana-salguero691]

It's always been my dream to live in New York City but one problem...Housing, like I just saw an article that said a castle cost less than an average home in NYC, anyway around that?

[@MCwelfare]

+Mauricio Orellana-Salguero You can try sleeping in Central Park.

[@GEM4sta]

Why in the world would you want to live in NYC?

[@thespash7391]

I love this guy so chill.amd confident

[@NatashaRaisorGlam]

I love this 7 day challenge. You have inspired me to cook. Lately I've been buying tons of healthy food cheap. I've been cooking more in the past month than I have at anytime in my 42 years

[@aganica]

hey, thank you for that segment! recently i'm preparing different kinds of groats- healthly+cheap+nutrious. just try buckwheat, pearl barley, oat/groats, millet, semolina or even cornmeal! i put them into soups, veggie meals or as main dish (i'm a big fan of jewish csolent). they go also very good with milk (instead of cereals) or with fruit als sweet treat.

[@intractablemaskvpmGy]

Great series and imaginative experiment. Figured you'd have food left over as well. So potentially, the next weeks you could increase your variety or have enough extra to buy 5# of sugar or specialty vinegar or ingredient. I also like powdered milk for cooking which initially is an outlay but keeps and stretches so is actually quite economical. Same with the larger 10-20# bags of beans and rice. The added bonus is that "eating healthy" doesn't need to be expensive, dull or time consuming. There was a lot of fiber and protein in nearly every dish you made and reasonably low in fats. And they looked like something people would enjoy.

[@staceykersting705]

Love this series! Here's what I made for breakfast for 2 ppl......2 apples simmer in water few min, add approx 1 cup oats (old Fashioned). Cinnamon and a bit of sweetener, anything else that sounds good....rains, craisins, any kind of berries,or other fruit, canned, fresh or frozen, Tbsp any kind of nuts or peanut butter. Like dessert for breakfast.

[@lisapark2909]

I know I've come to the party 4 years late but I'm really inspired after watching your entire challenge! I'm going to try many of the recipes (experimental) you showed... but besides that, I've been trying to get our food cost down to $100 a month so need a bit of planning but in 2 weeks I'll be trying this challenge for my husband and I... thanks for the inspiration, great content and a sense of humor to boot! Shalom

[@prepperskirra5659]

4:42 : cup of berries, $4.95 You managed to make enough good, strong, and flavored meals for almost 2 days, which would cost the same as a cup of berries in a restaurant. This really opened my eyes about getting bang for your buck.

[@brokebassoon]

I haven't tried them yet, but I'm anxious to try the egg white buns. I can't believe I've never seen those in the paleo community. Why they always gotta be putting almond flour or coconut oil in everything? The egg white buns are simple, elegant, cheap, local, nutritious, and look delicious. You can see why I want to try them so badly!

[@karpone9334]

Just finished this amazing challenge you put together and i have to say this is the most inspiring and awesome thing ever. Keep up the great work and i hope you put another 7 day challenge with new ingredients for 2016. Again you're a total badass for doing this and i plan on taking the challenge myself. You're on to something for sure.

[@GatorAidMedical]

This has inspired me enough to leave probably my first youtube comment ever! You guys have really inspired me to think more about the way we cook, the effects of eating out all the time on both our body and our wallet, and definitely given me a good challenge for 2017!

[@Mariadoesgymnastics]

I got a few good ideas about stuff I really never looked at applying that kind of food engineering attention to! This works though and can practically be applied to other facets of daily habit changing and living with control bout things we just don't really attempt to usually change. The reward is a new level of self empowerment. Coolest inspiration is definitely go buy a house man! This kind of program works on focusing on obtainable goals!

[@GypsyRebel]

Thank you for posting. I never would have believed it was possible but you actually made some awesome meals!! Very interesting and inspiring!

[@estellefischer-fortney6021]

I can’t believe I’ve gone my whole life not knowing about this channel... I LOVE THESE GUYS

[@NeroNORirl]

Hey, i just wanted to say thank you. In these vids you have shown me how to make cheaper awesome food. Now i got egg, milk and potatoes at all time. I had no idea there was so much possibilites with them. Fried potatoes on the pan with oil is SOOOO good, and my new favorite junk food haha.

[@niklasolleasberg]

Hey Brothers, This is really inspiring. I am a student and alot of my freinds lives on pasta and cheap sausage, but i wanted to prove to them that you can actually live on 3$ a day. So i invited 3 of them to my place and cooked a fine meal for them. They told me that it was the best food that they had eaten for a while. Then i told them that one meal cost me less then 1.5$ to make, they got absolutely flarbergasted haha. Thanks for inspiring me and spreading the art of making good cheap food!

[@braelia2585]

Thank you for all those ideas, I really never explored the beans and chick peas before but not I see you can cook soooo much with those! And the potato+scallions pancake?? Like whaaat that looked so damn good!

[@Psolian]

Clicked on the first episode expecting to see some guy eating cans of processed meat all week, ended up watching the whole series and subbing. What a great series. Loved the food experiments, I'm inspired.

[@baileykhan1536]

This was such an amazing and inspiring challenge. As a student that lives off ramen and fast food (mostly), you really inspired me to try this out cause seriously even Ramen and crap fast food costs me more than that. Also, your cooking style is simple and fun and not like those fancy ass meal by other youtubers that I only watch but never attempt. Awesome job dude! Subscribed! And yes, New York is indeed one of the best city ever.

[@AnnabelloJones]

This inspires me more than fancy cooking videos, you make cooking great food look so easy!! I'm tempted to eat everything in my cupboards and then try this challenge for a week myself

[@mcneese68]

Great series! Definitely gonna try those banana egg pancakes sometime soon cause they looked delicious. The only thing that would've made this better is if you had a list of your nutrition intake at the end of each day's video. That way we could see if you were meeting or even exceeding your daily nutrition goals.

[@alexisgono1729]

I love what you did. Truley inspiring. I'll never look at food or shop the same. Thank you for doing the experiment...

[@astrog8tr]

Meringue! I'm impressed with your abilities, supposed to be hard. However, I've only had it for desert (lemon meringue pie). Seriously you should do a series for people who are on food stamps, disability, etc. There is one-- but I think young people would be more interested in this.

[@JudyZavislak]

I LOVED this series! I could not be more different than you (51 year old wife and mother living in rural Pennsylvania), but I learned a lot from this! Thanks so much!

[@amandas2825]

I am not sure I found this series but I did it was amazing and I loved every minute of watching it I laughed I enjoyed Thank you I am so looking forward to watching more!

[@albertkim6802]

YOU GUYS SHOULD BE ON FOOD NETWORK OR COOK NETWORK!!

[@williammcduff6531]

Glad you managed to make it through the week eating good food and being creative....once you have a well stocked pantry with the basics most people could keep doing this for a long time without getting bored or going over budget.

[@mjc42701]

Loved the video's, you speak my heart, I was raised to cook with what you have and make the most of it. No one should eat fast food, unless its ' In and Out Burger'.

[@josephgibson3559]

This guy is soooooo doppppppe, I definitely am going to try this challenge. This was also my first time watching him and I have so many food ideas I wanna try for myself!! Thnx

[@clark_cant]

Thank you for making this and bringing awareness to the possibilities, to what's out there, and of course, to different ways of thinking about food.

[@flowersafeheart]

Amazing series and channel. Thanks! It was about more than food. A philosophy on life.

[@foreverirish132]

U are just the best and know how to make people smile :) love your whole attitude to life and everything your about :))))))

[@ashleyholley2977]

These made me so ridiculously happy, about to start a food blog and it was just the random inspiration I needed. Awesome!

[@getmeto5ksubswithnovideos362]

How can you not love this guy he's probably inspired all of us and made us think about the amount of money we spend on food this guy has changed our lives forever

[@crankycookie]

Great series with creative pancakes. I would love to see you do another video where you show other foods that can be 'pancakifed' that are not typically made into pancakes.

[@charlesknight3204]

Very well done ... the entire series!!! 👍👍👍👍👍. Keep ‘em coming!!! Chuck Knight. 🤠