Pancakes - Weird Stuff In A Can

[@denisenova7494]

Legend has it that Kaiserschmarrn was invented when the cook wanted to prepare pancakes for the emperor but he messed it up and it was torn in pieces. He served it anyways and the Austrian emperor was angry about it looking in pieces like that and said this looks like nonsense but that he tasted it and liked it. So it was supposed to be pancakes once but it‘s a different dish on it own. It literally means: „Emperor‘s nonsense!“ because of its look.

[@PokeMaster22222]

Kaiser Wilhelm?

[@bfkc111]

It's not supposed to be "pancakes", pancakes exist of course and are very simple, but they might even have come afterwards. Anyway, it's its own thing, and tastes much better/richer, though also sweeter, and was apparently supposed to be an original creation which was just served this way, because it was so thick. Still, the name is right. However I think it's dragging it down and givinf a wrong idea by suggesting it's a failed "pancake" (f--king pancake, who cares).

[@WillHayes44]

@@PokeMaster22222 It's of Austrian origin....

[@minski76]

@@PokeMaster22222 Franz Joesph I of Asutria

[@ChaosAT]

@@PokeMaster22222 no Austrian Kaiser

[@mickmockedmack]

Cancakes

[@colly407]

Damn it, I was 8 MONTHS LATE to make that joke

[@omikronweapon]

@@colly407 same! only mine was gonna be "canpakes". gotta admit, that's a new twist on an old classic. eh? eh?.. I got nothing...

[@ekiouja]

I appreciate this

[@demetriocooper3990]

Hello from the future

[@joops110]

I was 2 years late....

[@eightiesboy]

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[@pklpklpkl]

I'm new and I'm enjoying this very much

[@unnamedchannel1237]

How can a baby type ?

[@tyler6602]

@@unnamedchannel1237 how can a baby baby

[@hellborn2012]

Your channel is so eclectic and seems to overlap with my interests very nicely. I think I'm gonna be sticking around :)

[@applegal3058]

I made a ton of applesauce last fall when I found some ferral apple trees nearby. I started eating pancakes with the sauce and thought I was weird for doing so because I have plenty of maple syrup in the fridge, but I really like it that way now. Guess other people eat it that way...

[@lukas.prochazka]

Before seeing more I have to state that Kaiserschmarn is a shredded pancake (that's eaten with apple sauce).

[@k1773ns]

Your voice is great! Love this 🙂

[@raoatv]

I think it would be decent warm with a bit of milk to rehydrate it for breakfast.

[@AtomicShrimp]

Or custard!

[@davide.9576]

This comment section is so friendly and reasonable compared to bigger, more well-known youtubers' comment sections. If this was a much bigger channel, the comments would be like "that looks disgusting lmao" and be 70% memes and nitpicks.

[@douglasparkinson4123]

its best served with stewed apple and icing sugar

[@Vicki_Benji]

I really love your "weird stuff in a can" videos! It's interesting what they will put in a can.

[@philipgotbored6495]

It's 3 in the morning im watching your videos for like 2 hours and i really dont know why....so good job :)

[@yes0r787]

Mr Shrimp has a great soothing voice and interesting way of speaking. ASMR for the non asmr crowd.

[@suzz1776]

Same here lol

[@bfkc111]

It's supposed to be warm. And it's normally not soaked, of course, but the sauce is just on top.

[@thewalrus8932]

For some reason, those look very tasty to me!

[@MrYournamehere4202]

I thought it looked like a bread pudding

[@user-cz9gc6sv6c]

Kaiserschmarrn has to look like that. Im german and am wondering why it translates to "pancakes" tho this is no pancake at all xd but great video

[@omegasupreme5527]

It doesn't look like pancakes chopped up or otherwise so I'll have to agree with you there. No pancake at all.

[@SteveLedger]

"Kaiserschmarrn or Kaiserschmarren is a lightly sweetened pancake that takes its name from the Austrian emperor Franz Joseph I, who was very fond of this kind of fluffy shredded pancake. It's served as dessert or as a light lunch. "

[@user-cz9gc6sv6c]

@@SteveLedger well its not... i make Kaiserschmarren every now and then and it has nothing to do with pancakes. it does not even look like pancakes

[@borjesvensson8661]

Here in sweden we make a similar dish that we call thick pancake or oven pancake (just not served cut up and often with bacon in it and never rasins). If this is as similar as it looks the answer is probably that the ingresients are the same just baked in the oven instead of in a pan. I belive yorkshire pudding is basically the same thing with more eggs

[@Turnbull50]

I honestly thought they would be separate pancakes and I can see why they did not put a picture on the tin.

[@stationcolossus]

Alright let's get this out onto a bowl... Nice!

[@thepjup4507]

the concept sounds really delicious. i am gonna try making my own take on this at home.

[@darkwing3713]

Before you opened it I was expecting a stack of tiny pancakes :) :). The shredded pancakes seem a lot more practical.

[@glorytoyahweh9700]

Bro I cannot understand how you eat this stuff. Looks like brains. But then again you’ve eaten brains before haha. You’re a legend God Bless Brother

[@thomasherzog86]

i assume you already googled how "Kaiserschmarrn" usually looks like. normally its not drenched in applesauce, but basically a thick, fluffy pancake torn into pieces. a "real" austrian cook will tell you its forbidden to cut it, it must be pulled apart... for whatever reason. it shouldnt taste like cake, i guess its a receipt to stand against the sauce to not turn into a liquid over time. the most obvious difference to pancakes is to whip the eggwhite before folding it into the sugar,yolk,milk and flour mixture - no baking powder or yeast. often there are raisins added, but not everyone likes them. even though im austrian, i tend to leave it into one piece - a big pancake and occasionally i use a pizzecutter to slice even pieces and the "kaiser" (emperor) didnt turn me into "schmarrn" (pile of nonsense) yet. its common to serve it with "apfelmus" (applesauce), but afaik its not a tradition. often you will find it simply dusted with sugar or with some jam. the story says it was "invented" to honour the austrian-hungarian emperor, but from experience i can tell you its much more reasonable to assume that its the product of bad cooks trying to get a runny pancake out of the pan by scraping it into pieces before it turns black. at least thats how i made my first one. : )

[@juiceboxfromthevoid]

So like a scrambled pancake?

[@thomasherzog86]

@@juiceboxfromthevoid yeah. basically. but if you stir fry it like scrambled eggs, i guess lots of the fluffyness gets lost. i think my grandfather used to do it that way as he liked it more firm and chewy. the benefit for this method is, that you get much more fried, browned bits and less inside part of the pancake.

[@forvergone4784]

Fitting that this shows up on my recommended on pancake day

[@JohnDoe-hx4wd]

This is Kaiser schamrn ( Emperor`s botch) it is an traditional austrian dish and is as the name gives away a ruined pancake with royal ingredients. We here in germany eat it too but it is typical Austrian. So it is meant to be in pices anyway, usualy it looks more like scrambled eggs.

[@chrisbowe4238]

Has pull ring *uses can opener*

[@AtomicShrimp]

Yup. I don't hate many things but ring pull cans are on my short list. The pull tab lid always flicks sauce in my face

[@chrisbowe4238]

@@AtomicShrimp I watched quite a few of your videos and ran across one where you explained this. I believe it was the 100th episode edition. Never thought of it, but yes... I do agree EVERY TIME that last bit snaps a bit of whatever you are opening does go flying.

[@adamstephens9611]

@@AtomicShrimp i hate when i get dry pancake sauce in my face

[@SakiKazue]

Kaiserschmarren is not pancakes, its a specialty in austria. Also greetings from austria.

[@DeathBYDesign666]

What is it supposed to be though? You said it not pancakes but you didn't provide any further details. I could look it up but it's not easy on a tablet.

[@RustyTube]

@@DeathBYDesign666 It is a popular dish all over Central Europe. It is yummy, and that’s all that counts. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaiserschmarrn

[@VxLivePlayer]

@@DeathBYDesign666 The dough is a little thicker, its chopped up in the frying pan and its mostly served with some kind of jam. So only tiny differences.

[@florianschweiger6666]

@@DeathBYDesign666 Kaiserschmarrn (direct english translation Emperor's Mess) contains mainly out of egg white foam and is more like a souffle. As German you would never call it Pfannkuchen or Palatschinke, but with some fantasy it is kind of a deluxe pancake.

[@Raeffi3]

greetings fellow austrian

[@snoopypal]

That... was not what I was expecting. I skipped ahead to when you opened the tin and had to double check that you hadn't actually opened a can of tuna.

[@siy8230]

I thought perhaps the factory had accidentally got the pancake mix mixed up with the cat food mix when you opened the tin!!

[@ChrisWar666]

If this is supposed to be bunker food, I wonder how long it lasts for?

[@kritsadventures]

I wonder if this site ships to the US

[@lawrencescales9864]

Ohh looks like yummy bread pudding

[@BruinEric]

I enjoy your content and would suggest in the future to quickly google the item if it is in a foreign language first. A quick google of kaiserschmarrn gives interesting results and shows the cakes in bits is a normal part of that dish. Would give you something additional to share in the video. Please take this suggestion in the charitable tone I intend.

[@AtomicShrimp]

I think that's a fair comment. My enthusiasm to dive in and taste often gets in the way of background research. I mean, there is sometimes amusement factor to be had in my surprise at the appearance of some of the weird things I buy in a can, but I could have done a bit better here, and in a couple of other cases recently

[@BruinEric]

Just saw your Birthday Cake one and the way you handled "orangeat" is good. You kept the spontaneity of the experience in the video but added an explanatory note in text. If you get something very wrong you could always inject self-deprecating humor in the text note too. Thanks -- I've been enjoying your videos.

[@TheCotzi]

Dosen Bistro is like Can Diner

[@ChaosAT]

Atomic Shrimp this is supposed to be heat up and be sprinkled with dust sugar

[@Tzar-TZ]

I find it strange how these canned foods have bettee sounding ingredients than most non canned food

[@unnamedchannel1237]

It’s not “let’s get this out into a bowl” it’s “let’s get this on a tray”

[@sirbillius]

Looks less like pancakes and more like bread pudding.

[@carsonscott260]

love this series and the channel, just wondering are you sponsored by the vendor?

[@AtomicShrimp]

The manufacturer has sent me some free samples at times, but I have also bought from them for the series

[@ekindt4722]

Looks delicious

[@bernardosantos8020]

Now they’re cancakes

[@etzerdlasgaudistuben5300]

Freundliche Kaiserschmarn Freunde

[@mykro3257]

Thats the 1st time I've ever seen someone use a can opener on a pop top can..

[@chrisnordeje341]

Guy who does the pull tabs on the production line is looking at this video with dissapointment

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

Needs more maple syrup, or a chocolaty stout ;)

[@kathrynillsley7557]

I bet that’s really good with carnation milk

[@hollyr.2846]

I LOVE Carnation milk especially with jelly (UK jelly not US jam) or when making rice pudding. Yummy. 😋😍

[@chezmoi42]

@@hollyr.2846 Are you referring to their sweetened condensed milk? How interesting that it's so well known around the world now. Upon research, I guess that it's a result of having belonging to Nestlé. I grew up in "Twin Peaks," not far from the original Carnation Farm, and remember visiting it on a school outing in the fifties. 🐄

[@TheVitalij24]

looks cool would like to try

[@bethel1019]

All you need is a tin of custard.

[@METALMAN4Wii]

They do exist!

[@tompulliam5721]

Precut pancakes not sure how I feel about that.....however it seemed tasty so maybe I’ll have to try it out when the world ends 😂

[@tralp60]

I'm sure some people already wrote this, I just wanted to make clear, that Kaiserschmarrn and pancakes are two seperate dishes. I have no idea why it's translated into pancakes.

[@AtomicShrimp]

They are a type of pancake though really (literally they are cakes cooked in a pan) - the term 'pancake' is a category - not just a single thing - I mean French Crêpes and American Hotcakes are not the same, but are both pancakes en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pancake

[@get-the-joke]

@@AtomicShrimp It's a dish based on pancakes. Calling it "pancake" is like calling a bread pudding "bread".

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

@@AtomicShrimp Well, a cake rises and is based on the biscuit and, if made (often fried) in a pan... The crèpe doesn't rise, it mostly coagulates in a thin and rubbery French tortilla ( XD Take that GuéneralFiston) then dries some and, if sweet, caramelizes a little.

[@Kaesewicht]

Emperor's Mess

[@mealex303]

custard out the can on this is a step to far 😂 🤣 🤣

[@lockpickingbelfast]

Looks like catfood, can you tell I eat with my eyes first.

[@banjax66]

I was about to same the same.. It looks like something my mum's cat gets dished up! For me, it'st also toxic as I can't eat gluten. YUCK - spit!!!

[@harpersmythe658]

@@banjax66 same here, gluten intolerant. But I was thinking it looks like something the dog brought up lol

[@saintsljp1]

It’s pancake 🥞 day today!!

[@dk439911]

More like, "can cakes"!

[@togitegan9889]

I think what threw you off was the difference between typical pancakes in the UK and elsewhere. In the US (and I'm not sure what other countries), pancakes are fluffier and more like a cake.

[@bradwurst8141]

Can of condensed milk away from a bread pudding

[@superalsters3484]

It kinda looks like meet

[@WasfuereinSaft]

looks very delicios, good video

[@BeTeeEl]

Thanks Joe

[@TheCotzi]

Thats not Pancakes and it comes from Austria and meant to be thorn up its normal

[@scott1506]

looks like they labled it wrong u actually got a tin of dog food

[@GamingPenis]

1:34 here ya go

[@samhenwood5746]

That looks like bread pudding 🍞🤔

[@yvc9]

dump some maple syrup in there

[@maunster3414]

Oh yeah, real Canadian maple syrup for sure.

[@EbramGuant]

Cancakes!

[@schnecke4256]

NOOOO KAISERSCHMAN ARE NO PANCAKES REEEEEE

[@AtomicShrimp]

Yes, they are

[@schnecke4256]

@@AtomicShrimp Here in Germany we are using a mostly different recipe to cook/bake them. Kaiserschmarn have a rather solid dough while pancakes are liquid in dough form, maybe that's variing between the countries

[@AtomicShrimp]

They're not the same as crepes, but 'pancake' is quite a broad category - they are cake batter that is cooked in a griddle or pan, so they are pancakes, just a specific kind of pancakes

[@6Twisted]

It looks like dog food.

[@yogogoyogirlyogogoyo]

It's bread pudding!

[@AtomicShrimp]

Yeah, a bit - maybe like bread pudding made with cake

[@InsideInterpreting]

Canpakes!

[@davidswisher9449]

Steve1989 is watching

[@solzuchtvalashu5794]

kaiserschmarrn isnt the same as pancake dear sir! :)

[@AtomicShrimp]

It's a type of pancake

[@ricktimmons458]

add honey.

[@Archie6666]

Looks like dog food

[@TheDanAge]

ughhh the chewing.

[@PurpJones]

Certainly didnt need that can opener

[@AtomicShrimp]

Does anyone really need anything?

[@PurpJones]

@@AtomicShrimp yes

[@AtomicShrimp]

But do they really?

[@PurpJones]

@@AtomicShrimp oxygen

[@AtomicShrimp]

Only necessary if you insist on staying alive, which is optional

[@generalfisten9093]

No culture americanos xaxaxax

[@AtomicShrimp]

Who?

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

Stick to canned camembert frenchy

[@breakitd0wn]

who ta fuck uses a can opener on a can with a flip lid?

[@AtomicShrimp]

Me

[@breakitd0wn]

@@AtomicShrimp fair enough, love your vids but not using the flip-top triggered me =D

[@AtomicShrimp]

I actually really like kitchen utensils and especially this can opener. Also, this is a big part of my dislike of pull tabs: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipylgpSBg69geZo

[@boosmith1576]

Dude just use the pull tab.

[@AtomicShrimp]

No

[@cameronfleetwood8734]

I’m I the only person that noticed him using a can opener when it has a pull ring

[@AtomicShrimp]

It's not that I failed to notice the pull tab

[@cameronfleetwood8734]

Atomic Shrimp then why not use it??? 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@AtomicShrimp]

I prefer not to

[@jacksagrafsky4936]

You use a can opener on a PULL TAB can?? No wonder you eat pancakes in a can.

[@AtomicShrimp]

Where I live, it's not illegal to do this

[@wolfenstein722]

It looks like cat food.....