I Was Wrong About This Butter Knife.

[@TylerTube]

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[@barneycalhoun7644]

butter knife

[@frunsiknadoyan4422]

Make the sharpest spoon in the world

[@atroxowo533]

@@frunsiknadoyan4422 yeah Tyler, sharp spoon

[@sil3nt_assassin]

Bruh how do you get raw toast im dead asf

[@demontrent10653]

I knew you'd end up having to redo your review on these,l.o.l.z.,Tyler~!!!;"3

[@five9guy69]

I can honestly say you are the first person i have personally heard call bread "raw toast". You crack me up. That's why i love your videos. Wish you the best. 😁😁

[@thejetttrek]

I was looking for somebody that noticed that

[@BetweenTheBuriedAndD]

I came here to say this.

[@MFCOOL83]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who caught that. Lol 😆

[@UltimatelyEverything]

That had me laughing 😂😂😂😂

[@itsm00t]

I concur

[@BathBombTheRussians]

Hopefully he doesn’t get sick from handling “raw toast” 😂

[@AkratiriGaming]

I laughed my ass off when he said "raw toast". I am forever calling bread, raw toast.

[@dusky5540]

@@AkratiriGaming and he kept saying it.

[@BorealNeva]

When he said raw toast I fucking died laughing

[@CheebaChewed]

Haha my god this was the best part of the video. I don't think I see bread as anything but raw toast now.

[@MFCOOL83]

He obviously washes his hands after handling all that raw toast. 🤣🤣🤣

[@KylezGotGame]

Tyler’s Brain: Say “two pieces of non-toasted” Tyler: “Two pieces of raw toast”

[@LockHeartAsylum]

This is how i will be referring to bread from now on.

[@vacancyxd991]

Bruh I heard that and needed to see if the comments heard it too or if I was just cracy

[@ThePrufessa]

@@vacancyxd991 you could've just rewinded the video

[@zqzj]

@@ThePrufessa so true 🤣

[@ThePrufessa]

@@zqzj fool needed to read the comments to verify what he heard when all he had to do was double tap his screen a couple times and listen to what they said again.

[@s.n.8128]

The fact that they claim it prevents breadtearing, actually suggests that it was intended to use for cold butter, which is solid. - the only time i EVER tear my bread with butter, is if it's super cold, and super hard.

[@jamesortiz5388]

Tastes better.

[@kevrides5706]

@@jamesortiz5388 that’s interesting. Torn bread tastes exactly the same to me.

[@jamesortiz5388]

@@kevrides5706 cold butter tastes better.

[@eugenesaint1231]

@@jamesortiz5388 Ghee, I didn't know that. Chyaaaahhh! :^)

[@bossdaddy1616]

"Raw Toast" best name ever for bread

[@tommitchell525]

He's just evolved to levels we aren't accustomed to.

[@leeroykitty758]

Lmfao

[@philippemarquis2727]

It's a tartare of toast😆

[@Catchmeoutside024]

Omg im so glad its the first comment i was gonna scroll threw the comments to find evryone who caught that

[@jetman80pops]

That's what I'm calling bread from now on

[@whocares6698]

Problem is the ads, the description on amazon and the video there, says, its designed for HARD butter. Not sitting out all the time butter. Its supposed to work on butter straight from the fridge. And you proved last time it doesnt do that.

[@DeDraconis]

I'm confused. You don't need to shave room temp butter. The point of that knife is to get cold butter to spread when you don't have time to let it warm up?

[@fallen0angel]

I thought the same thing! I was like, “but Tyler, you weren’t wrong...” I thought the point of these ‘innovative’ products was to be able to use them on cold butter.

[@felicialopez6679]

Lol this is exactly what I was thinking.

[@ibndemaithan]

100 percent. Butter goes in fridge.

[@ab-rv5td]

@@ibndemaithan No

[@eliansorin]

If we let the butter outside , why in all the markets are in the fridge?

[@baconatordoom]

Leaving butter out used to be more common. I leave mine in the freezer. I get a stick and leave it in a butter tray on my counter. Salted butter can sit out for 2+ weeks. Depending on the temperature it can sit out for months if stored in a cool dry place lice a root cellar.

[@bye92]

Why on Earth would you freeze your butter just leave it in the fridge. Butter is supposed to be covered at room temp cause light will turn butter rancid that's why butter dishes are made of a colored dark glass or ceramic so that it keeps the light out

[@baconatordoom]

@@bye92 because it can sometimes take a year for me to use a whole pack of butter. I'd rather just throw away a partial stick that went rancid than a whole box. That's why I leave my butter in the freezer.

[@tylerwade3303]

usda does not recommend you leave butter out for more than 48 hours because it can turn rancid. back in like the 1970s when butter contained more salt it was okay because salt can be used as a preservative in high enough concentrations modern salted butter doesn't have enough salt in it for that.

[@bye92]

@@tylerwade3303 you can definitely leave it out for longer than 48 hours but it must be protected from light that's why butter dishes are normally made of a dark glass or ceramic

[@MaNNeRz91]

Never thought at the age of 31 I'd be sitting watching another grown man spread butter on toast so badly 😆😆

[@bre1590]

😂😂

[@inverse_of_zero]

35.5 male here, and it's a saturday night 😅😅 what has the world come to

[@bigolbootycheeks9138]

32 here

[@VoVilliaCorp]

oh thank god I'm not the only 31 year old doing the same thing lmao

[@bradklingensmith]

Hell...I'm 57 and here.

[@KyleKrueger]

did someone threaten your family tyler

[@TylerTube]

yes

[@datHDgameplay]

I appreciate the fact that when you realize you may have made a mistake, you go back and re-test the product.

[@SomebodyYouKnew]

Then this one he scrapes the top of the butter with a regular knife who does that?

[@shoresy6927]

You respect damage control?

[@TunedFusion3.0]

@@SomebodyYouKnew any normal person?

[@StriK3FoRC3OwO]

he did not make a mistake, as far as I can remember it was advertised to work with butter fresh out of the fridge

[@gumpdaburr5760]

@@TunedFusion3.0 savages

[@datsincredibruh7743]

What I love about Tyler's vids is he uses stuff like your average joe would and he admits when he should do it a different way. Also, raw toast is forever burned in my brain

[@munkustrap2]

In your defense Tyler any knife will work on butter left out for 24 hours. You don't need a holey knife 😇 Edit: Guess I should've watched the entire video before commenting 😅

[@hazard.33]

Nah this knife is still completely useless..

[@FrankGillette-q4x]

Like you, I was raised to keep butter in the refrigerator so I had the same issue as you did. Your video cleared that up and was helpful. I can't say it's all that much better but at least I get it now! Thanks

[@bradbeck2601]

I've done this my whole life with a regular knife, just lightly scrape the butter with a knife to get thin curled sheets that spread easily.

[@floyd2386]

Yeah, that's pretty much what those "pseudo serrations" are for.

[@ericdamexican]

Fucking right!?

[@JRTStarlight]

If you let butter reach room temperature, you can EASILY spread such butter with a regular 25¢ butterknife - no special $10 knife would be necessary. It's spreading hard, cold butter that's difficult - that's why a special knife may be necessary, for cold, hard butter, assuming the special butterknife even works, and it apparently doesn't work that well.

[@lavendelelv]

This exactly.. the over-consumerism is getting scary.

[@danelfernandez6571]

Lmao, he just called bread "raw toast"🤣

[@petropolis87]

Lol I know right

[@zakfreeman9210]

Tylers brain: dont fuck up Tyler: raw toast 😂 Tylers brain: you had one job 😂🤦‍♂️

[@jonahjenkins22]

It takes a man to admit he was wrong. Thank you for not hiding this.

[@joeyjones6]

I was going to upvote this comment but it was at 69...

[@Dair_y]

I mean he never was wrong he just didn't realize other people kept butter out, for his use all those products wouldn't work because he keeps his butter in the fridge

[@Mr3Trois3]

He wasn't wrong tho... The knife feature "spread hard butter with ease" doesn't work.

[@d.-_-b]

yeah he needs that other knife that conducts heat from your hand to warm the butter thats just from the fridge,

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[@rosesrlegal7319]

Normal person: "This is bread" Tyler: "This is raw toast" TimeStamp: 2:20

[@kiriyomase6209]

I mean to be honest in a lot of south European people’s eyes that’s not bread

[@nuss529]

I have never in my life heard that you leave butter out, so I understand Tyler's thought there

[@Fungusamnguss]

Actually used to be very common. Only in recent years have people been refridgerating butter. Considering butter came before fridges it was always a thing at one point

[@faervas1234]

Up until the early 80's you could find butter dishes with a lid you left on the counter. Since butter is curdled cream it will not re-curdle. people use to store food prone to spoliage for months in vats of butter.

[@nuss529]

@@John-ml2gh That's the thing I'm not struggling with it, I guess it's because I don't use "real" butter or something but it isn't hard at all coming straight from the fridge 🤷‍♂️

[@biggreenblob]

@@nuss529 yeah its because you're using gross "edible" oil sludge instead of natural butter from a cow.

[@marvingomez9564]

@@biggreenblob I know someone that calls butter "mechanized cow extract"

[@eighthmanstanding566]

Growing up my mom always had butter in the butter dish. Salted butter doesn't need refrigeration, and is good for weeks on end at room temperature.

[@lordmysticlaw1991]

Not in summer in a hot climate

[@hugeinjapan4635]

every time you take butter off the top of the stick, I die a little inside

[@skelebrosgaming7189]

I was hoping there would be a comment saying this!! It’s painful

[@653j521]

Your ridiculous rules are apparently the death of you.

[@bocconedolce]

Same.

[@suzz1776]

What I truly love is that Tyler reads the comments and then remakes a video when necessary. Big props to u brother!!!

[@BackToBased]

You just earned major respect for coming out and saying that you were wrong

[@abundantcat7448]

he wasn't wrong he just didnt test butter that has been sitting for 24hrs.

[@abundantcat7448]

@@ChickenYale about?

[@ashleygosse13]

@@ChickenYale he wasn’t wrong the first time. These items are completely useless lol. They both state they’re for COLD butter, NOT soften butter. Literally defeats the whole purpose of these products by letting the butter soften. He was right the first time, they’re garbage lol

[@ashleygosse13]

@@ChickenYale I don’t think that’s particularly true. He’s tried products that he’s said were useless but then by the end said he was wrong that it’s actually decent. I think he tests products pretty well. It might not be 100% scientific but he is pretty fair with things.

[@bird4816]

What was he even wrong about?

[@brianlawson3757]

Good on you for coming back to this product. Lots of folks in our age range don't know you can keep butter out, covered, for a decent amount of time on the counter. It wasn't until well after I switched away from margarine permanently that I learned about using a covered butter dish at room temperature. It's kind of counter intuitive food safety wise. But, there's nothing worse than needing a triple grilled cheese at 3am and only having a rock hard brick of butter from the fridge to work with. 😆👍

[@victoriae5328]

It doesn't tear homemade bread, I actually own this exact knife for that purpose. And muffins

[@contraband1543]

This reminds me I need to learn how to bake bread

[@jrob8931]

Funny, I have never refrigerated butter except for storage. People are strange animals. Keep up the great videos!

[@Drifta-ps9jb]

DID YOU JUST CALL IT RAW TOAST?!!!

[@Thoroughly_Wet]

Yep, have always left a stick of butter out. I don't know quite how long but after a while it gets a weird taste but doesn't necessarily make you sick

[@jessiegollihugh6414]

I love that Tyler isn't afraid to correct himself. I also love that he says raw roast.

[@jerrysanchez5453]

Kinda on your side Tyler I was always taught to keep butter in the fridge but that's just us apparently

[@TPLeatherworks]

“Raw toast” 🤣🤣

[@cupcake62591]

First time I saw my fiance's mom leave butter out just sitting in the kitchen my immediate thought was "that's not normal" so even though it's apparently a thing I still keep my butter in the fridge at all times. So I'm right there with you Tyler, I think it's strange too.

[@sysofficial]

You are not wrong at all. You were very correct. No one should be leaving butter out for 24 hours. Whoever told you it should be left out for 24 hours, are just nitpicking on your videos. Kudos to you responding to the comments, but you really didn't need to at all. It was supposed to work with cold butter, not with room temperature butter. You're very talented, keep up the good work Tyler

[@gzahirny]

It's great you owned up to your mistake, never knew people kept normal butter in fridge unless it's super hot, or if you use margerine which needs to be refrigerated...

[@parellano100]

Who refrigerates plastic?!? 🤷🤦

[@653j521]

@@parellano100 Everybody who uses plastic to hold items in the fridge. (But I know it was an uneducated slur against margarine which is made of nondairy oils.)

[@parellano100]

@@653j521 ok, wise one 🦉😀

[@BuckThreeNinetyFive]

In addition to butter. we also allow our 'raw toast' to set out on the counter. So far, so good.😉

[@BasedPureblood]

You can say that's a "butter" way of eating raw and cooked toast.

[@harshilvarsani9883]

Tyler tube is probably the only guy I would sit through and listen about spreading butter on bread 🤣

[@poponater1000]

tyler holding bread: "raw toast"

[@BetweenTheBuriedAndD]

A lot of restaurants leave butter out too. It's actually a thing that's done.

[@nordaxglass6572]

The butter-knife with the wholes in it of course forces the butter through the holes, this helps the butter spread more easily by lowering the cohesion rate of the butter, by breaking the molecular bonds made from shaping the butter in the first place.

[@rhock1979]

I notice on the top/other side which do go near the butter, of the butter knife (with holes), has what it looks like teeth, so when the butter just come out of the fridge you should use this side first to break the surface of the butter to help the butter go though the hole much easier. So please @TylerTube try this method also, as leaving butter on the counter top for 24 hours before you use it can be risky like you said 'butter is dairy, dairy goes into the fridge', and would you leave buttter out on the counter top 24 hours when the weather is hot or very hot? No as it will turn into liquid and make bacteria will grow on it. So when the company said you can used this knife straight from the fridge means you can do this by using both side of the knife, the teeth like first and then holes. Plus leaving butter or any dairy products on the counter top for 24 hours ro softern up is VERY VERY RISKY as flies can land on it and you do not know where they been and you then spread it on the toast or bread (raw toast) and then you eat it.

[@TsunauticusIV]

So… you’ve never been to a house that uses covered butter dishes? They usually sit them by the toaster. I see that a lot in our area. Maybe it’s a regional thing. Thought everyone knew that butter could be left out for two days. Lol

[@gamingmatt9407]

A lot longer

[@seemorevid1]

I made my own some time ago by drilling holes in the edge of a knife. To us it on HARD butter, HOLD IT VERTICALLY AND SCRAPE IT ACROSS THE STICK OF BUTTER. You get the curls which will spread easily on the "raw toast".

[@MFCOOL83]

So glad you gave the knife a second chance. It works even better on freshly hot toast. 👍 nothing so satisfying than watching the thin butter just melt as you spread it on the hot toast. Lol

[@DinoNucci]

No

[@MFCOOL83]

@@DinoNucci 🤨 not quite sure what you mean by "No" but ok. 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@hockeyhacker97]

Yeah butter can sit out for a few days at a time without going bad, USDA says 2 days but honestly if you keep it in a butter dish so that it gets no light or air and not near hot equipment we had no problem with butter being out from Sunday evening till Friday morning for the school days to have buttered bagels growing up and it would only go in the fridge from Friday morning till Sunday evening, but it was also in a thick ceramic butter dish kept on the kitchen table which is no where near any of the hot parts of the kitchen.

[@jghost9]

"Two pieces of toast and two pieces of "raw" toast." Made me giggle.

[@CrochetDHD]

Just make sure the butter being left out is *salted* (unsalted butter will spoil pretty quickly)

[@Large_Sarge]

I appreciate you coming back and clearing things up.

[@rottygirl2003]

You can go either way with butter. There is some butter that is specifically made to be left on the counter(used for baking mainly).

[@noob_derpie1297]

but they are suppost to work when they are right out of the fridge right thats why they made it there is a butter knive that used the heat of ur hand to heat the blade that 1 is perfect u just hold the handle for 30 sec and the blade is warm enough the slice the butter

[@gamingmatt9407]

Bs

[@Ss-shawn]

you owing to your mistakes and making parodic videos for it makes me love you!

[@NinjAsylum]

Much respect for coming back to this.

[@NomdePlume337]

I remember in high school when my mind was blown by people keeping butter out of the fridge. Now it's the only way I keep my butter, so much easier to spread

[@bigbomb5904]

Im with you tyler, i definitely would never leave butter out for 24hrs

[@julieboruta]

That tube screw holder squeezer thing will be a lot easier to test out on left out 24 hour butter instead of hard refrigerated butter.

[@HyphenDude]

If you watch the whole video, he shows that.

[@ashman4473]

RAW TOAST ! Otherwise known as bread 😂

[@AlanMusicP]

"Raw toast" is my new favorite thing. Lmfao

[@epicgamerdjt]

You can have butter out of the fridge as long as it’s salted butter so it preserves the butter

[@z2eight]

"RAW TOAST"😂🤣😂🤣....EVEN THOUGH I WAS EXPECTING IT I STILL CRACKED UP.

[@TheMightyPooh420]

I can't help but laugh every time you said "raw toast"

[@BenShapirosLowerLip]

Growing up in Iowa my mom would always have a softened stick of butter sitting on the countertop in a "butter dish". I remember this because if I would forget to put the top on our cat would jump up and eat it.

[@parellano100]

Our cat will do the same thing. 😼

[@stewiex]

I think you missed the point of the butter knife, but still came to the be same result. The benefit of it is that the individual pieces have less surface tension on the bread which prevents it from ripping it apart. The regular knife will curl the butter too if you scrape off thin pieces instead of big chunks like a mad man. Lol

[@jay1185]

I know many others have probably said it, but you don't just let the butter 'sit out on the counter'. There's a flat dish with a domed lid that covers the butter. I dunno if there's a fancy name for it but we've always called it a 'butter dish'.

[@andraslorincz8099]

Butter is badically just fat. That's why it doesn't need refrigeration. It can and it will go rancid, but it does from oxigen. Here in Hungary we have a special type of pottery wich is designed to hold the butter under water (since fats are hydrophobic) so that way it won't go bad, and you still can have it soft and always ready to be spread, if you keep it at room temperature. I'm pretty sure tho, many Eastern European countries have the same or close to same sollution as we have

[@paulpardee]

Yeah, don't leave butter out on the counter unless you use a LOT of butter. It is dairy and it will go bad if you don't use it up quickly. Despite having most of the milk taken out of the butter, some is still in there and it can go sour. It will also go rancid because it's fat. Keep it in the fridge and reduce the exposure to air.

[@LexyThomas134]

lol you only keep butter in the fridge that you're not using. The other can stay out, that's why they make butter holders so you can leave it out on your counter or whatever And most microwaves have a code number you can push to soften butter instead of melting it. Only takes like 5 -10 seconds. Look inside the edges after opening the microwave door. There's usually a list of codes you can push to cook / soften different foods. I'm not talling about the microwave popcorn or defrost buttons that you can push, those are obvious haha

[@chrispeek380]

Toast so raw you can still hear the crushed wheat kernels screaming.

[@biggreenblob]

You didn't know that you're _supposed_ to leave butter out of the fridge???? Yeah that's.... That's how butter works. People have been doing it that way as long as butter has been a thing P.S make sure your using *salted* butter, unsalted butter will actually spoil.

[@faervas1234]

it also change the taste. Butter has different flavor profiles depending on temp and prep.

[@austinashe4278]

I've never in my life put my butter in the fridge. Mine stays in the cupboard at all times

[@johnnyduzit3425]

Would you look at that, I never knew you could leave butter out of the fridge either… I always thought it would melt like ice cream or something, lol

[@JfkNeedsWindWall]

You can leave just about anything out of the fridge if it lacks water content or has extreme salt content. Just about any microbe that will grow on your food requires water and high salt content will cause the water in them to be removed by osmosis

[@spllinez934]

That “raw toast” cracked me up😂😭

[@ajhainstock3997]

Yeah, we keep our butter in the cupboard right beside our toaster, full 1 pound brick, we usually use up that pound of hutter in about 4-5 days, but I grew up never having the butter in the fridge, was always in the cupboard, and the unused stuff In the freezer.

[@SniperEvo]

"raw toast" ya done killed me man

[@WinkTartanBelle]

I'm about to blow your mind here: Not only can butter live happily on your counter outside the refrigerator, but so can fresh eggs. I have lived with laying hens most of my 60+ years, and fresh clean eggs don't need to be chilled below normal room temperature, as long as you use them within a month or so. They CAN sit longer without much danger, especially if they are very clean, kept dry and below 60 degrees F. Go ahead and search for the rules regarding safely keeping fresh eggs (not cracked, never washed or previously refrigerated) for human consumption. The only issue I've ever had keeping grocery store butter on the countertop has been the result of moisture condensation collecting on the chilled butter and creating the perfect environment for mold to grow on the surface of the stick of butter or on the butter container. Dry off your butter and don't keep it in an airtight plastic container. Or use it within a few days. Cultured butter can last even longer than fresh butter.

[@MrXaniss]

0:58 yeah it's called a Butter dish haha, it covers it up and that.

[@breemidge8660]

I leave my butter out in the winter but in the Aussie summer when it gets to 45+ degrees everyday there’s no way 😅!

[@Slank2]

Everyone: Bread Tyler: Raw Toast 🤣🤣

[@adieselboi2873]

In colder areas you pretty much can’t butter raw bread like up north where I live. It just rips and falls apart even if you leave your butter out it doesn’t get soft.

[@Goonboy1o1]

When I watch Tyler he makes me fall a sleep in a very good way I don’t know why

[@gzahirny]

Next video Tyler apologizes for saying RAW bread lmao

[@mtg2697]

I own this knife and its purpose was to use it on cold butter straight out of the fridge. You are supposed to hold the knife at about 90 degrees to the butter and not flat.

[@rumpleforeskin1812]

You can tell Tyler never made a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in his life on plain bread. I ALWAYS tear the bread when I use a regular knife

[@samantha-ul2tt]

The tub butter which is butter spread is softer than stick butter so you could’ve used out of the fridge and that would’ve worked better as well

[@mzihogenmiller5192]

“Raw toast” had be dying love your videos man

[@jacobktan]

Just so you know, you can only leave salted butter out. Unsalted butter will go rancid.

[@shanepeterson1986]

I can see what people are saying about leaving it out on the bench but i totally agree with Tyler here, i live in Australia and even leaving butter out in winter can leave you with nothing but an oily yellow puddle so any product like butter or margarine goes in the fridge. Lol

[@tyestrada6132]

Lol "raw toast" actually laughed

[@coltonwilcken487]

your channel is underrated

[@shadexvoid1094]

How many KZbinrs acknowledge and error on their part and rectify it in such a timely fashion

[@jayjonah2762]

i was fairly confident in these results, and thank you for verifying. perhaps next time a little more safety when handling raw toast though! dont want anything to happen to you!!! great video tyler :D

[@Doc-Holliday1851]

Also in your defense this knife is advertised for use with fridge cold butter. The entire point in making those curls is to gives the fridge cold butter more surface area so that it’s soft and spreadable by the time it reaches your bread.

[@vapidthot]

butter isn't actually dairy! its consolidated with diary products in the store but butter is more fat really. salted butter doesn't need to be refrigerated unless you leave it out long enough for it to like, mold ig I never left a stick of butter out for long enough for it to turn (could be a cool vid in the future?)

[@timh.2137]

It's so refreshing to actually hear somebody admit that they were wrong and then take steps to rectify/fix the situation! But dude did I hear you call bread raw toast?

[@bird4816]

He wasn't wrong though?

[@timh.2137]

@@bird4816 well it was the title to his video

[@jorka4691]

Loving the Umbro plate

[@dammyof5531]

Haha! the knife is meant to be used on butter right out of the fridge! The holes "shave" the butter into smaller bits so it don't tear your bread/toast when you spread it 🤦 P.S. Butter can stay out of the fridge. As long as it doesn't get light it won't mold, which is why butter dishes have covers. That way, your butter is soft & you don't need a special knife 👍

[@gavmansworkshop5624]

I'll even leave a tub of margarine out all the time and only fridge it during the hot season it's so much nicer to work with.