Liquid Nitrogen Cereal

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[@co11in__18]

I saw a demonstrator do this with mini marshmallows and hand them out to the audience. Since they’re a little less porous, they were notably safer and still gave the “dragon breath” effect, as they called it.

[@butameremortal9424]

Yup 😅 selling years ago as "dragons breath" in Myrtle Beach !

[@icanthandlename]

​@Dont_click_this_profileeok

[@Noonehere14559]

Same thing I did

[@Daveeeeeeyhowyoudoing]

​@Dont_click_this_profileebot activity detected 👇if i was correct

[@TheJman2552]

​@Dont_click_this_profileebooooo

[@CamCat13]

College chemistry class and they asked for volunteers but didn't say for what- so I did. I followed the instructions then they lit my hands on fire. No pain, no burns

[@vpr_blood5229]

Yea cause that butane or hand sanitizer obviously it's not gonna burn u

[@mr.poopoofart6182]

My 7th grade science teacher did this for many years but kids weren't paying attention to the instructions and kept burning their hair/eyebrows and at one point the fire chief had to come in and he had to stop

[@konomexplays]

Haha, I love doing this to kids. They always freak out, even if you warn them

[@Daveeeeeeyhowyoudoing]

​@@mr.poopoofart6182cool story, just like how i was the 4th usa president of united states and time travled to 2023

[@phoenixofthestix]

They'll do that in some hs chem classes too. My chem 1 teacher let us do that sophomore year. Grantdd this was the same school where the ap chem teacher got to tell juniors and seniors that if they wanted to, they could stick their hands in a dry oven at 100C/212 F without getting burned(which is true, just don't touch anything other than the literal air in there) and to "try it at home if you want".

[@animegod1710]

I KNOW MY man did not just put the liquid nitrogen before the cereal

[@turntsnaco824]

That's how you keep it crunchy....don't you know?

[@BrianMusic12]

Good one

[@billysbigworld6166]

Bro why isn't this comment at the top

[@Arc_5]

mans committing war crimes...

[@Str0tify]

​@@turntsnaco824But it's less cereal

[@slyceth]

I was expecting a refreshing beverage, got ice cold burned tongue instead

[@OversizedSausage]

You gotta chew it fast or it'll freeze a hole in your mouth

[@slyceth]

@@OversizedSausage and burn my tooth gums?

[@OversizedSausage]

@@slyceth how else will you dissipate the cold

[@yeetskeet691]

@@slycethur teeth are hard enamel, they wouldn't get burned as bad as more temperature sensitive parts like your tongue, plus that's why you keep moving it, so it doesn't stay in one spot long enough to hurt you. Think of it like hot potato but in your mouth.

[@choppadan1119]

Well , Should’ve rethought your expectations then shouldn’t you

[@CHEETAHXO]

They called ‘em dragon puffs in my mall back when they were being sold

[@tsb4576]

where i got them they were dragon breath

[@whodis000]

Yup dragon puffs they used to sell them at carshows growing up

[@dillonhamby]

Yep same here. Didn’t last long at all

[@Steve.._.]

@@dillonhambymaybe cause no one ever said a word on how to eat them and the price of em 😂 I remember a cup was decently sized but they were just meh and a little too much for what it was

[@dillonhamby]

@@Steve.._. yeah it was expensive af for some junk just thrown into nitrogen. Maybe the nitrogen itself is expensive not worth the money tho. Probably why a lot of ‘em didn’t last

[@mlassz009]

" Did you enjoy the cereal kids, well I have a suprise.....Asbestos Cotton Candy....Yaaaayyyyy "

[@growngrownman5950]

HAHAHAHAHA

[@derigity8928]

well it’s just nitrogen man

[@Csalahydn]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@axod1916]

brother, the majority of the air you breathe is nitrogen

[@mlassz009]

@axod1916 yes I'm aware....thanks

[@Frosto_Fox0]

In a local mall of mine there was an ice cream shop called Sub-Zero and in that shop they had a treat called Dragons Breath, they took enlarged Trix cereal and added Liquid Nitrogen. Best. Candy. Ever. Unfortunately they did close the shop but man that candy was so good.

[@bat64]

I went there bro and they are still open lol I also got the dragons breath

[@MikeVVar]

How exactly do you eat it though

[@tyresejeffers7857]

I went there with my dad and football coach, always wanted to go again

[@tyresejeffers7857]

​@@MikeVVari think you had open and close your mouth a certain way

[@Viveka_Norge]

@@MikeVVaryou know how with ice cream you kinda roll it around with your tongue and move it around cuz it’s cold? Same principle. As long as it’s constantly moving you’re fine. The issue would be if kids or whomever just kept it in one place on their tongue or some where lodged between their gums. When it sits in one place long enough it starts to get frost bite. I remember when we used to make dry ice explode as a kid by putting it in water bottles and having it expand. Same thing you could hold dry ice but only constantly moving it on your hand

[@captainsaumya]

I was like "now eat it" and *he did* My arse was happy af

[@minniemehak2382]

HAHAHA

[@maxngan2197]

When I tried it it felt natural to keep it moving since keeping it still would slowly make it colder and colder wherever it was left

[@wyslink9354]

but if you were from florida you would be that dumb

[@dreadfulfr]

i did too some ppl are just a little slower ig 💀

[@Gia700]

Natural? That’s common sense lol

[@thebrotherhood5199]

It's the same as eating really hot food

[@Tecturon]

right, and that's what children are not necessarily good at

[@NowThatsASpicyMeatball]

I remember coming across this channel when you had 10000 subs, and now I come back and see you are over a million. Happy for you.

[@NEETAZ]

Vape? "Nah, Cereal"

[@shrekquill_oatmeal]

You can actually combine that with the candy cigarettes and it would look like a real cigarette

[@kirbylover_6]

why do I hate this

[@jengersnapgaming]

Is that Steve Spangler!? Dude this was my childhood!😮😮

[@AForceofWill]

Lol what? My chemistry teacher in highschool gave the whole class liquid nitrogen-dipped crackers and marshmallows. None of us got burned, but I think we all knew better than to keep it still in one place for too long 😂

[@deathdealer6347]

Even out in the streets, they only use liquid nitrogen spray over it, not as much such that it actually looked like liquid but just pouring the cold gas over it, kept in in one place but nvr got burned

[@nonullpointers]

​@@deathdealer6347they definitely didnt pour the gas over it, it needs a significant amount of liquid nitrogen to produce this effect. The "gas" you see is just water vapor.

[@twingemios5139]

Probably because you were teenagers not children. He’s mostly talking about children getting burned

[@deathdealer6347]

@@nonullpointers that's funny I was 8 at that time at another country, they just had this like water dispenser thing but I only saw the gas coming out of the nozzle, but the bowl of cereal were not filled with the actual liquid nitrogen

[@Dr.Kratos.]

If you're 8 you have no real reason to know that. By that point you have no reason to believe that something can still burn you while being cold, and it's not your fault your parents didn't think of that

[@Skinfaxi]

Science teachers hated this because it open sourced a special fun that won them attention.

[@haninutcheerios]

I remember these at the mall a few years ago

[@joshortz7245]

Tried one of these as a kid, it was so cool, somehow I never felt a burn

[@owlivdejong5086]

The Saskatchewan Science Center in Regina, Canada has an adult night and they make treats for the adults with dry ice.

[@420planttechguy]

How tf does Regina have a science center but no Taco Bell

[@owlivdejong5086]

@@420planttechguySaskatchewan has the worst Mexican/Tex Mex/San Diego style Mexican food I've ever had so maybe Taco Bell would be an improvement. I will say Regina has the best Indian (Caraway) I've ever eaten and some of the best Thai food (Nit's) is in Moose Jaw. I'm fascinated with the no alcohol strip club concept. Saw a burlesque show in Regina that could have used some alcohol to tolerate better. It's not like the strip club with alcohol ban

[@bloxygames0950]

bro invented the vaporator😭

[@drcatspaw]

I did that trick as a physics TA for demos. I used a cookie. My the end of the day's demos I would feel like I ate too hot soup. Even with the moving it around. Not a burn, just tingling.

[@Timmyhk2]

I once got a dragons breath enema. With liquid nitrogen instead of cold brew coffee. I still fart little puffs of smoke to this day!

[@friedmetcalf2428]

I wish I couldn’t read

[@Yabbagabbagool]

Thankyou for sharing your experience bud

[@well_as_an_expert_id_say]

Hahaha, made my night. Thanks bud

[@oscarlove4394]

i miss 10 seconds ago, when i had not seen this comment.

[@I-like-cookies-]

The reason he’s using liquid hydrogen is because his father left and has no more milk

[@ayoung17huang]

“Liquid hydrogen”

[@ashhawk2346]

​@user-4253Except the Subtitles were accurate..

[@fronk794]

He’s not black tho

[@Whenwhereeverywhere]

Liquid hydrogen would kill you if you put it anywhere inside your body because of how cold it is

[@TheGavinLaver]

This is why regulations are important. One mans Business gimmick is another mans hospital visit

[@13lueBomber]

This was in fact, *NEVER* a disaster. 🗿

[@kadincedevine9618]

Everyone in my class was getting burnt but i they they was tripping 😂😂

[@anotherinternetidiot6300]

You know science education is lacking when this became a franchise...

[@wren-davisbenson1502]

I ate this one time and i wish i could have it again, its been like almost a full decade which is insane but these were soooooo good!!! I remember how much my mouth watered and then froze and how surprised i was that it was cold and that i could breathe smoke

[@unhiddentalents]

lol putting the disclaimer at the end is wild

[@robg8203]

"...it was a disast-" perfect cut off point 😅😂😂

[@permanentvisitor2460]

We had a science teacher in grade 7 who wanted to perform a demonstration regarding acids, bases and how they can neutralize each other and sometimes even result in a harmless compound. So he went to the high school down the street and got a solution of sodium hydroxide and a flask of diluted hydrochloric acid mixed up for him by the AP Chemistry teacher. The next day, he demonstrated that the acid was indeed acid, and same with the sodium hydroxide solution. Then he measured out equal parts and mixed them. After he was confident that they were both completely reacted with the other, to demonstrate the safety angle, drank some. Together, and properly proportioned, the result of mixing the two should be plain salt water. But he didn't tell the Chemistry teacher exactly what he had planned, just that he wanted to show that they neutralize each other. They weren't exactly mixed, so that a precise volume of one was exactly enough to neutralize an equal an exact volume of the other, but he thought they had been. What he drank was a solution of saltwater and some remaining hydrochloric acid. It damaged his throat, and he immediately chugged some baking soda and water to treat it, but he ended up spending 2 days in the hospital because he had difficulty swallowing and also keeping it from going down his trachea. Even his epiglottis was burned.

[@nooneinparticular469]

My geology professor in college used to do a “lick the rocks” lab, but one year he got the licking rocks confused with the acid test rocks and got straight hydrochloride acid to the tongue.

[@jackwyvern9040]

Dude my chemistry teacher did that and he also put propane and soap bubbles on our hands and lit them. That was the best class

[@maddy399]

i did it once, made the whole roof of my mouth kind of swollen. it didn’t hurt, but it obviously wasn’t pleasant and it didn’t even taste good, it was just fun.

[@enniomorabito9187]

Seriously dangerous and negligent way to handle liquid nitrogen.

[@ahsjdjsx]

“Liquid nitrogen or cereal first?”

[@LOADSX156]

How do you know your a psychopath without knowing your a psychopath

[@loganmetz9816]

Who else puts it in liquid nitrogen? My mom -muscleman

[@brittanyw.5274]

Our mall used to have liquid nitrogen cereal they were selling at a stall. They called it dragon puffs

[@gabrielemaresi2645]

People ask if you put the cereal or the liquid nitrogen first, but we all know the bowl is always last

[@Enigmatics159]

“Do you put the cereal or milk first?” “…” “Liquid nitrogen”

[@Certified_editor69420]

Bro did not hesitate, no sugarcoating just straight up ate it without imagining how dangerous it can be

[@Jacktrack7]

Six or ten bucks just for that is crazy tho... Maybe two or three.

[@NickAndriadze]

Ahh, feeding little kids cerial cooled with godforsaken *liquid nitrogen,* such a brilliantly safe idea, I wonder what could possibly go wrong?

[@glamboframps]

I learned this from my science teacher

[@NobleWolf33]

I used to work in a dry ice factory, the smoke is very dense and thick which can choke you if you breath enough of it. It. I would eat it , the dry ice burn like fire

[@coreyrobinson8209]

Selling kids something that only YOU know how to be safe with is wild.

[@kokodayo5796]

In Indonesia we called it "Chiki Ngebul" which is in English it means a Smokey Snack (Chiki is a popular brand of a snack here) The liquid nitrogen makes the person's mouth who ate it smokey It has been banned here because its caused many victims injured & death Many of them are childrens because those are mostly sold near schools

[@Meliodas-uv1tp]

A lot of places sold dips so it wouldn’t touch skin as much and it coats your mouth a bit

[@Goniocephala]

Let’s go dawg! Liquid nitrogen before the cereal! My man

[@Kay-pm1nv]

This man was my digital footprint

[@daviddiazv17]

"We've been taught how to do this." *flashback to science teacher college class * okay class, today we're learning how to properly eat liquid nitrogen cereal

[@jeff_killer4300]

They still sell it in turkey, I ate em this summer (I'm turkish before anyone thinks I'm talking turkey bad)

[@norrinradd6653]

I KNOW HE DID NOT JUST PUT THE LIQUID NITROGEN BEFORE THE CEREAL 😮

[@UltraCenterHQ]

"Cereal or milk first?" Liquid Nitrogen.

[@VergilioMonteroso-em8mb]

how to make liquid nitrogen??

[@Aghunnit]

Man is acting like I never ate a hot pocket before

[@rb5078]

I just listened to a story about a woman who took a sip of a drink containing liquid nitrogen and it burned a hole through her stomach so large her entire stomach had to be removed.

[@brandonbrown9942]

Never trained how to do it but never burned my mouth at the same time

[@I_S33_BLXXDX_X]

I can't wait for the uranium jolly ranchers

[@amatanata]

Pouring the liquid nitrogen before the cereal. Ya know who does that?… a synth.

[@johnb4024]

Science teachers hate this one weird trick.

[@bammartinez14]

Imagine if Craigs dad from Friday told him to put Liquid Nitrogen on his cereal instead of water

[@he1zenberg_exe216]

I never got burned, they taught us how to keep it moving across our teeth

[@Aristes]

Better than the time the teacher accidentally stopped a kids heart with one of them conducting machines

[@ampadilla9063]

Your dad never came home with the milk so you had to use you liquid nitrogen

[@vaguelyfamiliar_]

as a person who takes unreasonably large bites of frozen popsicle i dont see the problem

[@Minoujill24]

Still pretty popular in some country like Thailand etc... I think they call this Dragon snack or something similar! Pretty dangerous but...tourists love it so...

[@BlocPanda]

This guy give off slight bill nye vibes. And it makes me happy.

[@fw_andre]

Liquid nitrogen before cereal is diabolical

[@Dxhonhu24635]

Liquid nitrogen: 👍 Liquid hydrogen: 💀

[@MrChives]

Science were taught how to eat cereal with liquid nitrogen 😂 I can see the class now

[@thegiggler2]

Had it several times, they used to have a place in Japantown in SF. So much fun. It definitely didn't burn you.

[@Caketime2]

They are still doing this!

[@Adasa49]

Places call it dragons breath its cool for the first time but its just annoying when you have to constantly move it around or you get burned as he said

[@jaythehuman2552]

Wish i had a science teacher like this guy in my highschool, my science teacher was a Christian fascist who loved Pendleton round up and said "rap and hip hop isn't music"

[@makisvenus]

one time my teacher gave us liquid nitrogen marshmallows, they were pretty good!

[@nxgengames7739]

I love the 60s. Safety Third!

[@AidenNguyen-tx1zv]

"Dan I thought you trashed all our cigs! You're not sleeping with me tonight take a pillow and get in the backseat of the car."

[@yuuki2ki691]

It was commonly called dragon's breath

[@SilentEvil97]

"Science teachers hates this one simple trick"

[@dead_channe1]

*Richard Steven Horvitz?!?*

[@Vesper31StudiosOffical]

These were called "Dragon's Breath" in certain areas if you don't understand lol

[@pianopiggysplace4003]

Lil bro started vaping

[@polyticks8453]

kids are well known to have liquid nitrogen at home. true.

[@MrID36]

Science teachers HATE this one trick!

[@swamp6825]

Theres a mall in LA that does this with huge cereal puffs. It HURTS your teeth so bad, the cereal sticks to your mouth like frozen metal does

[@QueenJenniferTheGreat]

I remember going to the mall and seeing that. Weird times.

[@cdecola]

Consequences of their own actions. 😂

[@zachb1706]

It’s common in third world countries, I saw a travel KZbinr buy it in the streets of India

[@super_uncool_handle]

POV: Vaping back in the day

[@ezrabridger3803]

I loved Dragon's Breath, use to get it in a mall

[@nyreppin316]

Skip tripping with this one

[@zx6r79]

Wait till you look into the ingredients and youll realize the actual disaster

[@katiekern6613]

In San Francisco we called this dragons breath

[@CrazyCraigfromcraigyland]

When it turns 12pm at Diddys house

[@EaglesQuestions]

I've seen booths at the mall do this.

[@DevilFruitJourney]

Hey Walter White 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@theyearwas1473]

...now my house is oatmeal only... Thanks

[@steven7936]

After watching T2 I would not get within 100 meters of LN

[@rylancook-munson2541]

After doing whippets I feel like this would be fun

[@wuphatlizar2541]

teenagers in a school bathroom:

[@JoweeSA]

Make the Leidenfrost Effect work for you! 😂