How To Take The Chocolate Out Of Chocolate Milk

Today we are using a centrifuge to separate juices, milk, creams, paints, clay mixtures, and others! What will the results look like?
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[@TheKingofRandom]

What else can we put in the centrifuge??

[@cutieclysm]

me

[@RowdyB51]

The Centrifuged Brain Project Ride Ideas

[@TheGrillSergeant]

Put jello or slime

[@isaiahpopoola4732]

Nicce vid love u guys

[@cloudyplays5460]

HOW IS THIS A WEEK AGO???

[@zaydhenolonan5685]

You should try cooking rice in different liquids like soda and milk!

[@RunningWithTheTwins]

Yesss

[@utkarma8132]

Yup 👍

[@dillpikl408]

Plzzzzz tkor

[@andrewsasso5579]

agreed i would want to see that

[@keevs5914]

That’s a great idea this comment needs to be seen by them

[@computernerdinside]

Try bottled water in the centrifuge. They say "minerals added for taste." I wonder if that would settle out.

[@sumiohee]

Ohhhh

[@JFORCEuk]

Probably not, as they are dissolved? I mean.. I just think there's more plausibility to it not working than it doing something

[@audreyhogan8285]

Maybe but I kinda doubt it would separate

[@sulaimankaka8423]

Nothing interesting, we used to use water as controls in the chemistry lab during my studies

[@computernerdinside]

@@sulaimankaka8423 bottled water? Does anything separate?

[@st4t1csquad2]

Calli: We don’t have a cow Nate: sits there in disappointment

[@whyjustwhy9423]

I can just imagine the intro to the next episode: Calli: “I thought we decided not to get 100 more of anything” Nate: him standing there smiling Calli: “he bought 100 cows”

[@msyamster]

Nate: * sad *

[@alanjimcy2441]

Calli: We don't have a cow At the same time somewhere else..... A Cow: Mooooo? Louis Pasteur's Soul: Don't use unpasteurised milk!!!You are insulting me !!!

[@lordbanetheplayer8844]

Sad Nate Noises.

[@jenniferlawrence8643]

@@whyjustwhy9423 that's a lot of steak lol!!!

[@tdj547]

Are we seriously just gonna ignore the fact that she scooped nesquik out with a FORK???

[@brandonpotts3078]

Was just about to say the same thing. Who does that!!

[@tthorragnarok1416]

😂😂😂😂

[@tdj547]

@@brandonpotts3078 Joe?

[@lordbanetheplayer8844]

@@kryptos6478 What's wrong with you?

[@lejionnaire6742]

@@tdj547 Joebama?

[@KacyJanna]

“The nesquik bunny didn’t like that”

[@duceysanem]

Lol

[@duceysanem]

100th like!

[@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198]

173rd like

[@braydencheatham9406]

What im sayin lmfao

[@ultra532]

@Imogen Harrison Harrison no one asked for your age

[@anarchy6304]

i’m gonna get one of these and make “science butter”

[@darthtyranus7447]

AureliaCat152 actually you don’t need one of these to do that. Grant Thompson(RIP the king) did the same thing in a previous video by just shaking it.

[@anarchy6304]

Darth Tyranus i know, i’ve made butter in a jar by shaking it, but that’s just butter, doing it with one of these things is what makes it “science butter”

[@alynaabbasi]

If you know you know *E X O T I C B U T T E R S*

[@locobusters]

@@darthtyranus7447 No No that is "Exercise Butter"

[@uni5396.]

@@alynaabbasi *EXOTIC BUTTERS*

[@tiborklein5349]

"Glass is glass and glass breaks." - JerryRigEverything

[@elementsupernova5459]

Glass scratches at a level 6, with deeper grooves at a level 7.

[@mt7680]

@@elementsupernova5459 Sapphire scratches at level 8 or 9, unlike apples camera.

[@user-sz4bf3uq6u]

@@mt7680 apples camera scratches at level -1

[@modestbadger7558]

FYI: The liquid post centrifuging is referred to as the 'supernatant' and the solid is called the 'pellet'.

[@modestbadger7558]

Also three common reasons why your tubes were breaking: 1. Low quality tubes. 2. You're poorly balancing the centifuge. 3. You're using a second hand centifuge that has debris in the rotor.

[@marktwain3387]

You must work in one of those labs like on those forensic crime shows.

[@pattylovett4682]

I was wondering what would cause them to break

[@nasknifeboi]

@@marktwain3387 I wouldn't say that. Although I don't know the person, they probably have just gone through a chemistry course/class or has done a bit of research.

[@harrispinkham]

Modest Badger aren’t they also just putting the liquids in there for super long?

[@lsanchez8437]

Everyone: liquid Nate,an intellectual:"non-solid stuff"

[@abhishekgourav6144]

That's a being of 4th dimension

[@karma1520]

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[@Alphadragon1979]

You should have done honey, I'd have loved to see what honey separated into, if anything.

[@The_Keeper]

Most likely it would separate into fructose and glucose. Those are the 2 main components of honey. Well, those and a little bit of water.

[@E_Rico]

The Keeper the sugar that was in the nesquik milk didnt seperate out so i highly doubt it would happen to honey

[@Alphadragon1979]

@@E_Rico There's only one way to find out!! The King of Random, help us figure this out!

[@masoncook7426]

Organic chemist here! Raw honey would deposit a sugar pellet and a thinner aqueous water soluble solution. Processed honey would do very little except maybe pellet a little bit and create a less viscous honey. This is because sugar is very water soluble, and processed honey has most of the fats and salts removed. The primary constituents of the honey pellet would be fats/oils/waxes and water insoluble inorganic salts!

[@wolfydawolf5680]

@@masoncook7426 ooooh, u is big brain, i learned something useless today :D

[@dinosaurtheorist7095]

I want you guys to put ooblec in the centrifuge.

[@nageshwar6302]

It might just break the vile

[@AlexanderScott66]

@@nageshwar6302 No, the vile would just break on its own. It doesn't need anything to destroy those weak things

[@kyrahyatt2493]

@@AlexanderScott66 that’s what they meant

[@AttractionSpot]

TKOR doesnt have access to a cow?!?! Thays just an outrage! We need to make this happen! Any farmers out there that can loan a cow? 😂

[@catfishrob1]

Honestly it shouldn't be that hard to find raw milk at a local farmers market or even sprouts

[@krishnaprasad1693]

Thats*

[@eeethanan]

@@krishnaprasad1693 *nobody asked

[@EC-dz4bq]

@@eeethanan Did you really reply to a 5 month old reply to a 1 year old comment?

[@prohz9129]

@@EC-dz4bq did you just reply to a 5day old reply to a 5month reply to a year old comment?

[@midnight6517]

Things to put into the centrifuge: - Vaseline/Petroleum jelly - Koolaid - RedBull - Alcohol - Coca Cola - Jam •strawberry •blueberry •raspberry - Peanutbutter - Hotsauce - Worcestershire sauce

[@ewqwebabandoningship6026]

Midnight MMMMM VASELINE

[@midnight6517]

@@ewqwebabandoningship6026 no one told you to eat it... XD

[@nooperspism]

The only time I’ve had anything break in a centrifuge was when I used conical bottom glass tubes. You were doomed to have some of them break from the start. Next time try plastic tubes; they aren’t as clear as glass, but they won’t break.

[@foreveralpha3856]

*We dont have access to a cow* Well we want to see a cow on TKOR!!! Right guys? Lets get a cow on the chanel

[@samabayon8972]

3:14 heres where the fun starts thank you very much

[@Faggiomk2]

8:43 did you really just put nesquik into the glass witk a fork

[@MugenDust]

Savages

[@Corrupt_Crimson]

Tbh I do it too the spaces between the prongs on the fork (or however you call it) makes for a great somewhat makeshift whisk(even though you don't have to makeshift a fork), Cuz if you stir with a spoon the powder still tends to clump up at some spots in the milk and with a fork I never had that problem

[@tictac_ls8534]

That’s exactly what I said

[@tdj547]

Corrupt_Crimson [Un-edited] who tf mixes their nesquik

[@Corrupt_Crimson]

@@tdj547 oh you don't? So you just put the powder on the milk and then drink it? Ew

[@CandyManCriminal]

Nate: "Our little glass vials" My brain: "little glass vials?" load up some zydrate!

[@aeowrynn7950]

Came into the comments for this! Zydrate comes in a little glass vial. A little glass vial? A little glass vial. And the little glass vial goes into the gun like a battery. Hhh-hhh... And the zydrate gun goes somewhere against your anatomy.

[@queenzombs7898]

Yeeees

[@patchworkundead4787]

@@aeowrynn7950And when the gun goes off it SPARKS and you're ready for surgery, surgery.

[@user-ni9cv3lf5k]

hi

[@Montyjac12]

My fiancé heard Nate say that and started quoting the movie. It took me a second to get what he was talking about because I was reading comments at the time lol.

[@carnageprone3542]

You should try what happens when Flashdrives and Battery packets plug into each other. What happens to the files or will it explode?

[@Trazgazm]

Nothing will happen, the battery packs will provide the same voltage as a PC would, so all you would be doing is providing power for no reason.

[@gustavs845]

Nothing would happen, the USB flash drive will just get power. The data lines are seperate from the power lines.

[@carnageprone3542]

@@gustavs845 Ok, thanks.

[@themissamandabeth]

My mom's a medical lab tech and they use centrifuges in the labs at the hospital(30yrs). Been fascinated with watching them use it to separate blood cells and plasma. 🙌🏼

[@zevbronshteyn6815]

5 minute craft has the answer to this one... BLEACH!

[@elliotinit3626]

Toothpaste.

[@mosherudoff732]

Bottle caps

[@katiethefatsausagedog9123]

HUMAN TEETH

[@maddiedraws146]

a printer

[@mosherudoff732]

Saringes

[@MoonFlux]

I honestly wish they show everyone how to make a little mini Centrifuge. You can create hand made ones for less then 1$

[@XxSteamStreamxX]

The super cheap ones have limited capabilities, though for what it is and how simple it is, it's still quite impressive what it can do

[@qwertz4035]

Yeah put it in a old sock and spin it around... tadaaaa CENTRIFUGE!

[@AccordionGoose]

A washing machine

[@qwertz4035]

@@AccordionGoose Well thats not like uhm... CHEAP.

[@mantisgaming]

That's more like the original experiments from grant and I think that's a great idea!

[@sunni_daydreams]

Seeing a centrifuge used by TKR makes me so happy cause I’m going into forensics so this is intriguing

[@laneytheopossum]

“Let’s make sure to keep it balanced so it doesn’t break!” *doesnt use any tools of measuring* “Oh no! It broke! Who could of predicted this?!”

[@sunastro2113]

Same here, they should use a measuring beaker or something else to measure liquids

[@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist]

Does it really make that much of a difference to break glass?

[@laneytheopossum]

Kay well, considering how when I’ve used a centrifuge while using a micro-pipette I’ve never had a tube break. They eyeballed and had like half of them break.

[@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist]

Laney Studz I saw one comment say its possible they used too much liquid in the vials? I dunno much about centrifuges.

[@laneytheopossum]

Kay possibly, I don’t know that but I know balancing is VERY important

[@joshuaThe5th]

TKOR: does this Me: goes to the store Store: Chocolate milk, now with less Chocolate! Me: dang, TKOR strikes again

[@kirby2986]

What

[@joshuaThe5th]

@@kirby2986 what, what?

[@spencerbrown7915]

Why did you curse them And why less chocolate

[@minecraftmadison462]

joshuaThe5th you mean chocolate milk with less chocolate

[@joshuaThe5th]

@@minecraftmadison462 oops

[@Mcgaminator]

I wanna see different glues in a centrifuge, like rubber cement, Elmer's, ect.

[@masoncook7426]

Depending on the glue, they will either do nothing/cure or separate into the polymer and solvent! Some glues are a polymer which is kept from immediately polymerizing by being partially dissolved in solvent. Other glues are their own solvent and will just become harder/more concentrated at the tip

[@alexritch6747]

You essentially made and un-made slip. I'm impressed.

[@thedarkman111112]

Came from "how to cook that". But subscribed for the simplistic nature you use when explaining stuff. This seems like a great learning tool for young people and I shall look forward to more.

[@AstroDenny]

You nailed it on the sugar solution with the chocolate milk- Remember that cocoa solids are fat and won't mix easily in milk or water.

[@Mizuno90210]

DRINKING GAME: 1 shot everytime Nate says "CENTER-fuge" instead of Centrifuge

[@PaarthGuptaYT]

Mizuno90210 this is a great idea

[@freevipservers]

@KittyGaming123 lol l

[@mrchaos5328]

@KittyGaming123 a shot of pure water xd

[@Cobra-lp4ei]

A shot of espresso

[@mellyq92]

And every time he tastes the solids and says "not a lot of flavor"

[@danqxc2592]

"here we have a centrifuge that, *costs more than my imaginary villa and mansion* "

[@Havockplays1337]

The camera shots and angles are perfection

[@Hopinmypony]

Guys can we all agree that we miss grant and his DIY projects?😔

[@kittyconsumer]

yes ;-;

[@devonsavoy5218]

Who is that

[@elizabethwansart8195]

Whos is that

[@elizabethwansart8195]

Ohhh 😊😊we miss you Grant

[@anjelitamalik9763]

Yesss 😢

[@v-crazy9314]

I’d love to see some chromatography experiments! You could compare the most popular pen brands as well as seeing if you can do it with different sodas or juices or even if chromatography works in a vacuum chamber! (In true TKOR style!) Edit: Wow guys thanks for the likes! I’ve never gotten this many before :)

[@yannickvanzetten8278]

I'm guessing you mean the ones on plates/paper (Thin Layer Chromatography) because there are a lot of different types of chromatography

[@Asperion27]

@@yannickvanzetten8278 If they mean TLC, then it certainly wouldn't work in a vacuum chamber. The solvent vapors help the solvent travel up the plate, but they would just be pulled out by the pump. It would be very anti-climatic if my thinking is correct, lol.

[@yannickvanzetten8278]

@@Asperion27 indeed, and if any other type they want to try, they might want to set up a patron page, because those devices are expensive AF(near the 20K range, without installment)

[@hexiyo7530]

They say you learn something new everyday but they mean if you watch a TKOR video everyday.

[@TheTechAdmin]

1:56 Calli got pretty quietly mad at the way Nate cut her off there.

[@leteric368]

This is how i spend my quarantine

[@askieg]

by using centrifuges to seperate liquids?

[@starwarslover4070]

Askieg Adhyn doesn’t everyone?

[@Eric-gk6tc]

Don't lie this is what you do all time😐

[@marktwain3387]

I know right?!🤪😂

[@askieg]

@@starwarslover4070 😂

[@vandanajirafe1358]

I saw the butter one coming When your making butter you churn the cream to separate the fat from the buttermilk

[@williamrussell2768]

You can blend leaves in an isotonic solution, sieve out the big leaf bits and put the liquid in the centrifuge. At different speeds different cell structures will sepetrate out starting with cell walls and nucleui at slow rpm

[@professional_hyena]

I use centrifuges a lot, so I would definitely recommend using plastic tubes if at all possible. Glass tubes break really easily and plastic tubes can really handle far higher speeds. That being said glass tubes are easier to clean because they don't scratch so it really is a matter of preference.

[@Fernando-sd6xt]

Although I've never used this type of centrifuge, I know that if my rare samples kept breaking I'd be rather upset. Surely there's an issue here.

[@amcal88]

This is why we use plastic tubes in a hospital setting.

[@Ian-dy6cf]

​@@amcal88 So is this a known issue, or are they just using low quality tubes at too high rpm?

[@nooperspism]

Ian Under the force of the spin, the conical (pointed) end of the glass tubes can’t hold up to the force and they’ll break. I’m with Ashley on this. Plastic tubes all the way. The plastic insert that held the tubes appears to be a round bottom. Maybe a round bottom glass tube would be better than suited for TKOR purposes.

[@aidanfox9284]

Definitely need to invest in plastic spin tubes, or fisher conical glass ones.

[@enesbozkurt6902]

It may be because there was a little too much weight difference. They didnt seem like they were weighing the samples.

[@de4830]

Where’s the jazza response?!?!

[@Tomas970506]

What about jazza? Something happend?

[@newgamesrobloxYT]

Tomas theyre doing a candy painting fight

[@jaydenlunar2872]

Give it a bit

[@al-aurum2457]

i think jazza already responded

[@atypical140]

al-aurum yea, they’re looking for tkor’s response to his video.

[@riuphane]

I'd love to see if you can create an emulsion that doesn't separate and if store bought ones (such as mayo) can be separated. What about other common condiments?

[@lizarrrdbeth]

I am almost done the video before I realized that I'm totally mesmerized and probably haven't even blinked. I then subscribed!!!

[@valkyrie3072]

TKOR: We don't have a cow Me: Nonsense

[@zelmatrix731]

The centrifuge is a nice addition to the king of random experiments that can be done, I would try separating different types of sand from a beach near you or sand in the dessert. Try to pulverized it a bit and then sift, put into a solution. It might be interesting to see if there is any separation of the pulverized sifted sand components.

[@loreenrivera7103]

Omg! My anxiety I knew the centrifuge glass tube was going to break, it has to be well balanced! No long ago I learned about this handy machine in my laboratory class!

[@noellepoelle]

I SWEAR THEY HAVE A DIFFERENT INTRO EVERYTIME!?!?!?!!? OK NOT EVERYTIME Edit: thx for 54 likes

[@skyel7049]

Yeah they have multiple that they rotate

[@vincentngo9186]

@Brlph duu maybe it's one of the new intros into the rotation

[@AshriyaJaveed]

Vincent Ngo no it’s their old intro from when Grant was still there

[@AshriyaJaveed]

Brlph duu It’s their old intro from when grant was still there...

[@maleehaar]

They filmed one intro and then they just use different ones in different videos !

[@jasonluke6364]

"Eww, it's squishy" lmao

[@Al-wf5fs]

I've never used glass in a centrifuge before, and I've used one for years and years. If you use plastic next time, it shouldn't break. Also, you'll have better results if you actually measure things out, rather than eyeballing it. It might also be fun for you to experiment with varying RPMs and times, but with the same substance. (Also, like someone else pointed out, after you spin it down, the liquid is called the supernatant and the solid at the bottom is called the pellet.)

[@edg4rmt223]

I love how they live up to there name and how entertaining they are

[@Sanmarachella]

I'm a medical lab tech so this video made me very happy. Although it made me instinctively scared that he tasted the samples, its hardwired in my brain to not put anything in my mouth at work😂

[@jamesthibodeaux3298]

It make me laugh how they wear gloves for some projects that don’t need them, but don’t wear gloves other times when they need them. Nate has paint all over his fingers 🤣🤣

[@nosearches8340]

That paint isn't gonna burn his skin or spray all over Hence no gloves

[@SurotaOnishi]

@@nosearches8340 neither will gallium but they wear gloves cause its messy, like the paint

[@nosearches8340]

Surota Onishi that's different, imagine getting gallium in your cut.

[@SurotaOnishi]

@@nosearches8340 it's nontoxic, it'd be about the same as getting paint in a cut

[@Corrupt_Crimson]

Don't forget they showed the first vial broken... what if they accidentally cut themselves?

[@N0TaB0T2O25]

Awesome video. Loved it

[@TheActingeek]

Does anyone else think Callie looks like she’s done with Nate. I think Callie needs to take the lead on more projects.

[@joeyc85]

Yes, I was looking for comments. Something is bothering her.

[@barbarajean6538]

No, her body language doesn't indicate that. She actually looks like she has a migraine headache.

[@exoticwaves1580]

Love this machine looking forward to more experiments with is in the future 🧪

[@brays333]

There’s a TikTok tutorial of some one recycling paper and making a new peice of paper can you guys try that .

[@Omnishredder]

It's a lie, trust me, you're neglecting the obviousness of the ink from the original paper used to recycle into new paper, yeah you can do it, but it's not fit for purpose so why bother? Plus bleach could potentially damage the papers fibres and over time, actually straight up weaken the paper every recycle

[@Keio_kiki]

You guys are BRAVE

[@theepicrusins8779]

you guys should try to recreate the serum from the 39 clues books or combine all the ingredients

[@christopherlewis8166]

The paint, particularly the gold reminds me of Felix (felixious, felicious?) From Harry potter

[@friskdreemur9631]

felix felicis

[@travelverse1413]

Could u try doing a experiment with new smoothies flavour skittles

[@californiaoutdoorswithdani9892]

Not a huge fan of a lot of the food videos but this is actually random 😂 I like it

[@sasaeric5813]

Nice job, you guys! Can you do a video about extracting MILK from the chocolate milk?

[@deepalijain9864]

Just amazing thing! Love from INDIA🔥🔥♥️♥️

[@Johan-jd6kx]

🥳

[@glorie412]

🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@timm6935]

1:49 look at the top left lul

[@vangaliojoe11]

It would be interesting to see some thicker substances like ketchup, bbq sauce, and maple syrup. I am curious to see if the ketchup or bbq sauce will separate into the water, vinegar and then the spices.

[@alenamohammed6968]

I love y'all so much love your video and content ❤😘

[@nfff946]

TKOR have you tried filling a kiddie pool with water, then pour a cup of liquid nitrogen in it. See if the water disperses the cold out or if it freezes immediately and how much it takes.

[@orlaighknight7]

My Science Teacher: what do we put in a centrifuge? Me :clay ,paint ,juice and milk Hum:wait ,where did you learn that? Me:From some very smart people, Nate and Calli ,from The King Of Random ❤❤❤

[@anytimetown6214]

You can put anything in a centrifuge.

[@haikouu]

*"Press X To Doubt"*

[@twylabeachy7028]

Whenever my mom makes a smoothie for me, and I don't drink it all, it usually separates some. I was wondering if you put a strawberry smoothie/strawberry banana smoothie in the centrifuge if it would separate even more.

[@alpha-wz4dy]

You should try adding flammable materials in sulfuric acid

[@user-zx4ps1zf8d]

2nd I love you guys so much!!!

[@kryptic.0]

Ok

[@sakura.johnny123]

Nope.

[@sakura.johnny123]

80 something TH

[@t_rex1299]

Nope

[@devonlura]

I swear they have everything except a cow

[@dillydragonthetroll4119]

I know right?

[@justawoolysheep__855]

These are interesting while sober, but even more entertaining while drunk!

[@NoobGamer-mn1ln]

I love your videos because they are skills no one needs to know

[@HateHater2205]

Comments: 421 Me: Why are we here just to suffer...

[@siyacer]

Ok

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@@siyacer ok

[@duceysanem]

You're Art Okay ok

[@DMMINO493]

👌

[@thenazigermancountryballco4582]

Ok.

[@trash_panda734]

Hi

[@Random_101]

Hello

[@dimitrafox_srt8545]

These are some hot days... You should definitely try some things we can do with a fan, like pouring dry ice on a working fan and stuff like this.. ❄️🤔

[@alpha-wz4dy]

You can put detergent, soap water or petroleum in the centrifuge

[@yourkitchenrug4300]

KZbin: ooohhh posted 13 mins ago, lets send the notification now! Me: ;-;

[@calliebrown8460]

Mine did the same thing😭

[@juliettaylorswift]

Spinning a meat smoothie might be interesting

[@invalidusername1239]

Hey TKOR I use centrifuges almost daily, and one thing we do is we do not centrifuge glass over 3000RPM . I actually use a centrigue that goes to 13000RPM, but the centriguge vial are about 5ml and plastic.

[@lexytas]

another JOLLY RANCHER video idea: can you make candy floss with Jolly Ranchers? Have they already done this?

[@akshayarao1056]

Nate and Callie are now meandering to the 'mad scientists' category🤣 Next step: Get a mass spectrometer😂😂

[@kittyconsumer]

Reminds me... I'm still cleaning that chocolate milk I spilled like 1 hour ago... :')

[@kingcc9999]

Of course, a centrifuge that harness the power of centrifugal force. I’m so smart, my physics teacher must be so proud of me right now.

[@shadoeboi212]

seeing as juice tends to be stored in its constitute parts before mixing and bottling the pulp is added for texture

[@thememe7892]

So, I just got the notification of the upload and it says that they commented 1 week ago...

[@abdullahj.2955]

It was private the whole time ☺️

[@NorokVokun]

Most likely patreons that got to see the video a week early... it propably was posted a week ago unlisted with the link in a patreon only post

[@jam6788]

Norok Vokun mhm

[@ryankishere3416]

The intro sounds like “enter sandman” Metallica

[@20ksubscriberswithnovideos45]

Ryan Kishere That sounded exactly like it lol

[@underthestarz]

Awesome... you should try flex tape rope with the braid things like you did cotton candy and everything else I think it will be a fun experiment to see if maybe something with the flexseal or do a as seen on TV of flex products!!

[@charlesh7962]

I'd love to have u 2 as my science teachers. Btw u2 Rock ( 🎸 )

[@mattk859]

The scientist in me cringed every time they said "center"-fuge. I really wish y'all would do some research and talk about the science a bit more.

[@Sheridantank]

I'd say by far more people pronounce it wrong than right.

[@memyselfandslime4787]

@@Sheridantank ya probably

[@kennymartin5976]

@@Sheridantank I've always said it as "Sen-tree-fuge".

[@nourganouni]

Im so early theres just 2 bots trying to cure my depression by saying im a great person

[@sammcfadden487]

I think they’re real people, they just want a heart from TKOR 🤣🤣🤣

[@nourganouni]

@@sammcfadden487 no, when u look at their comment history, its literally always the exact same thing, exact same words so l think tey are bots

[@nourganouni]

@Dingus lol

[@jonrivers5422]

Really taking Nesquik powder out with a fork!?!?! 🤣😂🤣😝 idky that stuck out to me as much as it did.. lol Maybe because I just expected it to be a spoon and so when I saw the fork it just threw me off.. haha But for real I truly do Appreciate, Respect, and Commend them both for letting us in to watch their crazy experiments!! Their so much fun to watch and you can tell they both love what they do!! Because you can see them having lots of fun with ALL the experiments they do!! Thanks again guys I can't wait for more new episodes to come out!! ❤❤

[@ausphiwvwc]

For reference pasteurization is not what causes milk not to separate it is the homogenization, and there are places you can buy that type of milk (often called creamline).

[@4rthr4]

32 views 91 likes youtube is drunk again

[@em5345-]

Not anymore

[@chunkymilk9388]

CHOCCCCCCY MIIILLLLK

[@Dodl1]

There is a lot you could do with centrifuges-it is an essential part of most labs. You could try and extract some foods with 50% alkoholic (ethanol) solution and see what the Aroma is after centrifugation! (maybe do a step of defattening first if you want)

[@zebsanny47]

Centrifuge condiments. Ketchup, mustard, steak sauce, honey.