r/Forbiddensnacks | hmmm crunchy

[@ConnorPugs]

Who doesn’t love thick milk 🥵

[@genuinedeimos]

Oh my lord-

[@roguerobloxianadventures]

ikr

[@flynntytonidae5631]

CONNOR!! thick milk is the best... for a storytime

[@Sansibit]

Who does??

[@tengowashere]

@@Sansibit me ;)

[@lesliewilburn3797]

I don’t know if this has been already commented, but that last item is rosin, which is used by violinists, violists, cellists, and bassists to make their bows grip the strings better. Being made out of processed tree sap, it’s shiny in much the same way amber is before it is used. Upon use, it’s surface becomes cloudy (I suspect due to a layer of rosin dust that sticks to the surface).

[@Kiku91]

I remember as a kid (I played viola) we were supposed to scratch a new rosin with a key to make the surface more powdery. When I was older, I realized it was not as necessary so it was a weird tradition in my circle.

[@erinthegreat135]

and aerial artists!

[@Kiku91]

@@erinthegreat135 ooh you just reminded me of dance class where we had a tray of rosin in the corner, for ballet shoes. True, rosin isn’t exclusively for string players.

[@LadyUndeath]

@@erinthegreat135 damn, I did gymnastics as a kid and I had no idea that's what it was actually made of! We always just called it chalk. "Go chalk up before mounting the bars" and stuff like that. I never did get to do aerial silks because I was too young, I still want to return to gymnastics just to learn aerial silks.

[@nairsheasterling9457]

@@Kiku91 It makes the rosin easier to use! So not necessary, bit helpful for beginners!

[@ashleajon]

The vanilla slice, also called a custard slice, isn't the same as an ice cream sandwich. It is usually set custard between two pieces of pastry, topped with icing. Here in the UK, anyway.

[@alexvaraderey]

If it's got custard in it, that's a custard slice. A vanilla slice has fresh cream.

[@BritishSneko]

@@alexvaraderey A vanilla slice and a custard slice are the same thing; they're a variation of the mille-feuille that use gelatin-set creme patissiere which is basically a thicker custard. Even the original mille-feuille uses creme patissiere (pastry cream), the difference is that it has more layers of puff pastry and its filling isn't thickened with gelatin, just flour. They're called vanilla slices because creme patisserie contains vanilla. I also live in the UK and "vanilla slice" is just the standard name.

[@EmKay]

Thanks for sharing!

[@NotActuallyBilly]

Vanilla slices are pretty big here in Australia, set custard between puff pastry, but sometimes using biscuits, then topped with icing usually either pink or white, if the latter then usually also with a brown sqwiggly pattern 😁

[@PeachysMom]

Well, they look like ice cream sandwiches lol

[@firstynolastname2005]

For Robin, because he asked. The silica gel takes in water and expands. It’s not actually poisonous, it will just dry out your throat and then crush you from the inside out, suffocating you. Love you all EmKay!

[@Bacteriophagebs]

"Crush you from the inside out" is an _extremely_ exaggerated way to say "expand in your throat and make you choke."

[@foxxy4779]

Well, I do love being choked.

[@kajoma1782]

@@foxxy4779 ayo

[@kurapikakurta1997]

Oh so I don’t beak out of the matrix?

[@3tzvirusunofficial787]

I can say from personal experience that eating that small package does nothing at all XD

[@ashielilystar6134]

the image at 5:43 is actually a clutch of golden apple snail eggs its a species of amphibious snail native to south america, and, fun fact, its considered to be in the top 100 of the worlds worst invasive species since it has been found in large areas of the USA, Chille and a large part of south-east Asia, also a small number of them were recently found in Kenya.

[@autisticizzy6795]

I like watching them go crunch on tiktok

[@oscarcacnio8418]

Okay. I have to ask... Can you cook and eat these eggs? If they're an invasive species, that'd probably be one of the ways to cull the population.

[@uwu-chan]

My dad tried getting those with his hand and it didn’t work,Those eggs may be very fragile or whatever the word is

[@ashielilystar6134]

​@@uwu-chan please do not try to pick up those eggs because they contain a POTENT NERUOTOXIN, and researchers warn against touching them!

[@ashielilystar6134]

@@oscarcacnio8418 While the eggs contain a Neurotoxin that causes serious harm so it would be inadvisable to eat them, the snails themselves are in fact edible and are reportedly quite delicious

[@nikkia9506]

A vanilla slice is a kind of cake desert, made with puff pastry and a set vanilla custard. My mum loved them when I was a youngster, probably because I didn't like them and wouldn't beg for some 😆

[@windraizou]

4:12 Those are... unfortunately walmart shelves.... so yes, it's in the store. It looks sealed so I'm sure it came from the warehouse like that. I found empty packages from the boxes I'd have to open for stocking before. And believe me, as someone who used to stock at walmart, some of them just DO NOT CARE what gets put on the shelf. edit: I can't spell "shelves" apparently.

[@Umbra920]

The funny thing is shredded parmesan actually has wood shavings in it to reduce cakeing. In the ingredients it's called "powdered cellulose".

[@rockinrootbeer1795]

Next time someone asks me what's the weirdest fact I know, I'm whipping out this little gem.

[@insaincaldo]

@@rockinrootbeer1795 Oh you are just scratching the surface of odd food stuff.

[@marcusmelander8055]

3:20 is even funnier when you remember that pain is French for bread

[@tuskam]

7:51That is probably rosin, a type of resin used to degrease and increase friction bows of string instruments. But could be something else, just violin player guess.

[@cilliankinsella82]

The moment he said microwave the brisket, every French person on the planet screamed internally

[@Trent2win]

Pov:Fr*nch

[@Just-Tobin]

And all the texans

[@azureslane]

the entire world collectively cringed

[@crazycatladystudios]

Can someone tell me what the hell brisket is? (I'm so sorry for my ignorance I'm br*tish

[@Tdelliex]

good

[@LadyUndeath]

When I was little my mom kept a decorative fruit bowl on the dining room table. Being a small child, I was curious about these magic fruits that never rot. So logically I bit into one. Disgusting painted foam... Then I proceeded to bite each and every one to confirm they were all that way. My dumb child-self really bit into a dozen bitter-ass fake foam fruits "for science". My mom was very unhappy with my research. EDIT: Even more stupid, the fruits in this bowl consisted of apples, oranges, and bananas. I didn't try to peel the oranges or bananas, and I didn't even like oranges or bananas in the first place.

[@Voxel11]

2:45 " swirly wirly twirlies " Robin

[@thealchemist7843]

did you know that Elmer's Glue is edible, and has two times the protein in one serving than an average protein shake. So if you want to get buff just drink glue. EDIT: DON'T DRINK GLUE

[@greenkitty1]

I'm gonna ignore the warning

[@darealbeesechurger]

@@greenkitty1 I'm gonna ignore the warning

[@Nocturnalday]

But huffing glue is more fun!

[@MawDaws]

Gotta love gluey milk

[@gunner4483]

your a chef Gordon or shall i say MawDaws c"mon say there a idiot sandwich

[@the_real_maru_cat]

Same

[@luanasari5161]

😳

[@mi0mightbemovingchannelsso830]

The “DO NOT EAT” bags are actually really tasty

[@milkman4407]

You want to kill us don't you.

[@Trent2win]

The silica jell is bussin!

[@mi0mightbemovingchannelsso830]

@@milkman4407 no they just taste good imo

[@xxfake_outxx]

Whoa I never knew that

[@themoonchild7302]

What happens if I eat it?

[@UltimateAzumanger]

True pros remember when the video was titled: "r/Forbiddensnacks | this milk is chewy".

[@Graytail]

05:40 Given that its near water, and eggy looking, I'd say some species of fish's roe / caviar 06:45 looks like a piece of a broken grinding disc to me

[@rain-cb3ze]

It’s snail eggs

[@Graytail]

@@rain-cb3ze I didn't think about freshwater snails, good catch.

[@NecrochildK]

Yep, apple snails. Invasive species in most places. Where I live you’re supposed to crush and/or report them.

[@McPilch]

Mirrors were once just polished metal in the distant past. This one probably copper, tho I'm no metallurgist. But yes, looks more like a broken grinding disc lol.

[@pixel3182]

4:33 my man got some star bits

[@bristolsellards]

I swear those Smurf’s had me rolling💀🤣

[@tyttuut]

Eating a silica gel packet causes you to exit the simulation and return to the real world.

[@Gatinho_com_raivaah]

5:33 quail eggs are actually delicious when boiled for 8 minutes,i live in brazil and people eat it a lot here(incase you didnt know of course) All my friends and family members eat them boiled

[@MidniteSpectre]

I made sunny side up quail eggs. Cooked 4 at a time. Boyfriend said it looked like alien eggs.

[@fernandomarques5166]

Quail eggs with roseé sauce is "chef's kiss" good!

[@Bacteriophagebs]

My local Brazilian barbecue restaurant has hard-boiled quail eggs at the salad bar. They're pretty good for salad-bar eggs.

[@shadownix7355]

7:52 That is rosin, it is used to help the bow (for a violin, viola, cello, etc) glide better on the strings to make better sounds

[@savagefurry]

The "UGH! That one's fu-huhulll!!" got me, ngl. Lmfao 🤣🤣

[@littlekeineko1288]

At 7:50 that looks mostly likes it's probably bow resin for violins/cellos...And I can tell you as a former violin student, that it does look very tempting to just crunch right down on it when it's newly opened

[@Trent2win]

This is pretty much r/blursed images and r/hmmm summed up in a nutshell.

[@dragonmastertheedgeking1595]

"Drink glue jack! Just like the good ol days after 9 11!" - Sundowner

[@Pringleworm]

F in the chat

[@Haunted_Plush]

1:35 *"a platypus?!??"*

[@mastergamerjmo]

The forbidden lozenge thing is actually rosin for the bow that goes with string instruments, it makes the instrument make music

[@Kiku91]

More like it keeps the bow from slipping and squeaking, but yup

[@mastergamerjmo]

@@Kiku91 withought rosin the bow doesnt make the instrument make sound and yes your are also correct

[@TheOneSplicer]

Lexi: gets the cute cats and dogs Robin: gets nightmares every day Damien: gets an asmtha attack from laughing Jack: a bunch of blursed thoughts

[@Ilovewashers]

6:31 a new meaning to Corn snake.

[@seannablizzard6488]

6:26 “Somebody one told me the world was made of macaroni, so I took a bite out of a tree.”

[@merlin3164]

My siblings and I call laundry scent beads "forbidden tic-tacs." Drives our mom nuts

[@AnnaandStanleyFNF]

7:51 that is very nice violin, viola, cello and double bass resin and possibly octobass resin if its big

[@thekittengamer__]

0:20 you enter the 4th dimension

[@acedreamer2004]

7:52 That’s rosin for stringed instruments!! I play the violin and it’s a very common thing to use

[@endgamerplays]

Commenting on Emkay’s videos until the intro comes back: *Day 1*

[@waewae]

@Blisterexe No, it won't. Just the fanart.

[@Simarino54]

4:45 Well, I guess it ticks all the boxes of forbidden snacks 😂

[@JMBrands]

7:55 it looks like a block of rosin, you put it on the bow of a violin, viola, cello, double bass, etc. to make the hairs on the bow have grip on the strings, without it you can't get sound out of any bowed instrument

[@Hamiltonfan1780]

The black circular thing on white cloth is most likely cello\bass rosin used on our bows

[@CampbellMC90]

1:06 Its is block of peat moss with a few grubs on it.

[@andrewfortmusic]

At 7:53 I think it's a new bit of rosin (processed tree sap) for the bows of stringed instruments. I'm leaning toward it being cello or bass rosin because of the color; violin and viola rosin is usually more of a translucent golden color. It comes in that packaging to protect it and to prevent you from getting your finger oils on the bow when you're rosining it because that ruins the horse-hair. :)

[@Chillipowww]

2:21 AYO IS THAT A DEFORMED EYE RING FROM THAT ONE MOVIE ABOUT GOBLINS AND THAT ONE BIRD EATING PIG? WHAT MOVIE IS THAT??

[@Chillipowww]

3:43 “Eye-oh-din” “Ey-“ “Lie-“ “Load-“ ‘. . .Prilled Crystals’ 💀It’s *”eye-oh-deen”*

[@lsupreme]

3:16 it get worse when starts moving the muscle like waves

[@alrecks619]

0:13 last i heard someone eat those, they just vanished from thin air.

[@TheCrocodiliansOnMainSt]

i feel like smurfs would drink the forbidden milk idk why

[@chamelak]

😂

[@samanthalau1592]

The forbidden lozenge is called a rosin! You put it on your bow for bowed instruments (like violin, viola etc.), which helps it to create friction and make the notes as you play them a lot clearer. That rosin hasn't been touched yet though, as once you start using it you'll see white dust all over, and that's what ends up on our bows. My teacher always used to tell me to use the frog of my bow to create an opening cuz otherwise you're just rubbing on a shell

[@kurapikakurta1997]

They way he said “that ones full” is just

[@jdrailfan391]

0:58 How do you think us railfans eat?! Normally?! Hell no!

[@Chillipowww]

1:01 Thanks for introducing me to ,yet, another Australian eye spook

[@kansascityshuffle8526]

0:56 is a drift pin for bolting up rail joint bars that don’t quite align.

[@AmartharDrakestone]

"Why do we make so many things look like food?" - Because we're hungry!

[@luroasmr]

everything is edible! once.

[@Crusteed]

Oh god

[@elrohirshouldercheaptrick9452]

I'm pretty sure that last one was Rosin, that's used to give the bows of string instruments like violins, more grip

[@AmyraCarter]

5:42 Those are eggs. I'm trying to think of which amphibian laid them. (they are snail eggs according to another commenter) ... Forbidden snacks...are weird.

[@rat_girlie]

7:53 rosin for a string instrument bow, makes playing sound less terrible lol. I have rosin similar to that, it's just tree sap but it's so pretty and kind of resembles a sun-dried plum...

[@SilverDragonMoon18]

Those silica packets aren’t actually all that dangerous. They aren’t poisonous, so their main danger is the choking hazard. As it’s a desiccant, it’ll make your mouth dry out and you’ll feel weird, but unless you choke on them you’ll be fine

[@kisatheimmortal2841]

7:52 That, my good friend, is rosin. Tis something you put on the bow of a string instrument so it makes noise.

[@tonymugford3778]

The stuff at the end in the white cloth is a way for people who use string instruments to prepare their bows

[@The_miIk]

7:52 this is known as a "rozen cake" it is used for string instruments like violas and violins. You put it onto the bow so it will be sticky and make a louder sound. All orchestra players do find this as a forbidden treat P.S rozen is make out of sap

[@ghost-hn2lh]

i don’t think i’m ever gonna recover from that “olive”

[@DemiGodCC]

3:57 looks like a lawsuit wating to happen

[@averysmolbrownie3856]

“Sorry, I’m just lost in all the swirly wirly twirlies”

[@sniperboss1156]

Tries to buy Pringle’s. Employee: sir can I see some ID? Him: for what? E: the alcohol you’re trying to buy H: I thought these where chips!

[@kbflash101]

1:15 actually, I think they have a stinging sensation to them.

[@thatonehuman3072]

The “raspberries” are actually snail eggs

[@geryz7549]

7:51 that looks like the resin that's used for making a cello/violin bow stick

[@BoredArtoast]

All my Brian could think was “it’s peeerry perry the kayaaaak”

[@citrineelephant6576]

the forbidden watermelon candy one is actually watermelon tourmaline, isn't it? lol, still forbidden, but also watermelon!

[@flawedmind]

Looks like watermelon tourmaline to me, too. Nice.

[@d34dstruck13]

4:34 I mean, it kinda is though, but not really. Citric acid is used to make candy sour. So are malic, tartaric, and fumaric acids, but mostly citric and malic

[@Bacteriophagebs]

It's also a good anti-oxidant and works as an emulsifier to get oils to blend with water in certain dishes. Oh, and human need to consume some of it periodically or our teeth fall out and we die. It's usually known by its more common name: "vitamin C." Fun fact: the only two mammals known to require intake of vitamin C to prevent scurvy are humans and guinea pigs. All the others can produce it on their own.

[@savannahsteedley4266]

2:44 me when I saw an optical illusion for the first time and I thought I was tripping balls me: my favorite character definitely isn't gonna die! The animators: 6:04

[@SixxOClock]

I mean, the quail eggs aren't really forbidden, they just won't taste at all like a jawbreaker.

[@Dakan7]

my guy really saw fiddle rosin and thought, "who tf make it look like candy" as opposed to what, what else do you make it look like

[@SamuraiDestroy]

2:50 I once passed this stand selling soap except it looked just like cheese.

[@TechnicallyACryptid41]

5:36 The forbidden raspberry is Plasmodial slime mold. I think... They look both adorable and delicious, But I assume due to it's bright colors it is very poisonous.

[@stranger_thecloset]

im eating corn rn, and the cactus from spain one just got me 😳

[@Mr_Blue7594]

Forbidden flour also known as easiest way to get chemical burns The forbidden lozenger is a thin called resin and its used on the bows for things like violins violas cellos and double basses to make them gritty so they can rub against the strings properly

[@michaelsegal3558]

If I accidentally bought whiskey thinking it was Pringles I would be EXTREMELY upset because I LOVE Pringles and I HATE whiskey

[@Ragehunger]

Robin when seeing anything dusty or dirty: UEGH! 🤮 Robin when he sees something that could literally melt, internally combust or poison you: *M U S T C O N S U M E !* 😋🔥☣️

[@Player1Maximum]

Mmmm this subreddit is perfect for insane people

[@Player1Maximum]

Insane people like me

[@arthurvasey]

I got a bottle of something once for Christmas that looked like multicoloured crystals - was it little sweets? A sand sculpture? Turned out to be multicoloured bath salts!

[@arthurvasey]

@Marcus Porter They were only small - whoever got me them told me as such!

[@Bacteriophagebs]

Then you ate someone's face, right?

[@flintstonegummys6064]

5:37 ive been gutting fish long enough to know that that can be later food or bait

[@otter9019]

This is my favorite subreddit now

[@tarabytez]

8:00 Rosin for stringed instrument bowstrings to make them sticky and create friction. :)

[@luckyplayz6865]

my favorite part of this video is augh I se- augh I augh!🤣that had me rolling!

[@crowofjudgement8161]

Normally looking at this subreddit makes me hungry but I got a brownie

[@Wesley_H]

7:51 Is that not bow rosin for a stringed musical instrument?

[@shadowwolf7880]

4:44 I'M EATING RN- THANKS Other than that, great video. As always

[@amethystkittygamer6918]

"printer problems out now on piemations" Me: aight imma head out

[@csenyt]

YEAH MOM, IT WASN'T MY FAULT FOR DRINKING THE BLEACH!

[@dread_wolf2301]

6:45 griddle me that you mean

[@3tzvirusunofficial787]

I can answer from personal experience what eating the silica gel balls does. Nothing, as long as you don't eat too many. I ate a whole little package of them like this when I was a kid, and my parents took me to a doctor afterwards. The doctor told us not to worry, nothing will happen as long as you dont eat a ton of these.

[@PotatoKernels]

The forbidden lozenge is actually a Rosin, used for violin bows to make the bows grip better to the string

[@thechicken123theextrachann9]

4:45 why does this look like a grapeskito from bugsnax?

[@joshuarichards8065]

Well if you buy grated parmesan it is partly wood shaving (look up ppwdered cellulose)

[@TheSoloGamerYT09]

Robin, half the glue is gone for a reason

[@chilltime3134]

At 5:45 Im pretty sure thats just a raspberry parasite, ive been learning about parasites

[@Hanna.0548]

5:54 the legend has it that after you eat this, you turn gay

[@ZestyWestyl._.l]

It’s not pringles😢 proceeds to drink the whole bottle of whisky to forget about it