Cocoa Powder That Can't Get Wet In Milk

[@lucasdpatterson]

it's so sad to see that hydrophobia is still such a problem in today's society. 😔

[@Gwynbleiddsanity]

i love your pfp

[@SchoolofRockNRoll]

@@Gwynbleiddsanity i love yours

[@MaGaO]

Yes, some people are rabid about it.

[@robbyakbarsyah]

True, i mean who are we to judge....

[@shanerichard100]

we just have to suck the air out of the hydrophobes 😐

[@sparklefluff]

As a person who makes my Hot Chocolate with milk, this has always infuriated me.

[@loganricherson]

Easy, buy a vacuume chamber, problem solved /s

[@spingleboygle]

@@loganricherson yOuR cAnClEd FoR uSiNg /S fOr sArCaSaMeeee!1!1!11!11111

[@heyyou5189]

I mix the cocoa powder with sugar. Heat the milk and add the sugar/cocoa while stirring. Tasty. I have this daily with a spoon of instant coffee mixed in.

[@ambrosxa]

don't you just mix it

[@luckythelucklesswolf1419]

@@spingleboygle ur canceld 4 usin rndm caps 4 sarcsm

[@redghost001]

"It gets wet and then magically turns dry when you touch it" Everything reminds me of her 👁️👄👁️

[@idiot3566]

da faq

[@saitama8410]

Underrated lmao

[@sakshitandel8572]

Adults only

[@kadin244]

LMAO

[@Try-hard-emily]

@@sakshitandel8572 dude if you check his channel you can see an anima playlist so his opinion doesn't matter

[@PlasmaChannel]

Next video idea: licopodium flamethrower.

[@mitvasagar6985]

Yo

[@ojaskumar521]

Hello unknown verified person

[@ojaskumar521]

Time to subscribe the plasma guy

[@PurplexEdits]

Yeah

[@PurplexEdits]

Lol

[@keiji1531]

I discovered that trick when i was a kid if i remembered that correctly

[@ensaraliu3981]

Same

[@ensaraliu3981]

Idk why it went viral I thought everyone knew that

[@panzerofthelake4460]

@@ensaraliu3981 because the current generation is the dumbest one so far

[@panzerofthelake4460]

SO FAR.

[@sabito3224]

@@panzerofthelake4460 Indeed They'll keep getting dumber

[@youtubeviolatedme7123]

Cats are looking for a coat made of this "magic" substance

[@xploration1437]

They already have one.

[@neerbon9417]

CoCoat

[@ernestsmith3581]

Goosefeathers.

[@MyPieIsE]

KZbin: 7 comments Comments: 1, take it or leave it.

[@damf5488]

Leave it

[@damf5488]

@@SnickersEatsCookies leave it

[@joelsajugeorge4736]

100 like on comment

[@xploration1437]

You obviously don’t know how KZbin works.

[@xploration1437]

@Green Constructor E doesn’t.

[@Isai314]

I don’t need school, I need answers

[@EliteBison]

lol

[@chairwood]

answers don't I I need need school ,

[@Supersquishyawesomeness]

@@SudhirYadav-kz6ts yes learning how to ask questions is actually more important than just having the answer.

[@vijeshkumar692]

@@chairwood need i answers school need i dont

[@julie-18]

He teaches better than school does rn

[@R2Bl3nd]

funny how the coolest part of this, lighting water on fire, was just put in at the end for like 5 seconds even though it's completely mind blowing

[@Samrridh]

Fun fact : This video has been uploaded 1hr before it's release time(not purposely but accidentally)

[@Renosen]

Where notification

[@ELRandomMan]

@@Renosen the video was originally uploaded like an hour ago then was processed and then visible now

[@KCDA]

It was to edit the description add cards endscreen etc...

[@MaGaO]

It would have been even more fun if it was uploaded *after* it was released.

[@Qui-9]

Is that unusual? I ask without knowledge of common KZbinr habits.

[@Kris-st7cx]

Anyone think it's funny that when he talks to the camera it looks like there's a fan blowing on his face and he's trying to get away from it?

[@AsterSkotos]

Now I can't unsee

[@spwn3r]

Underrated comment

[@BiggBaddVVolf]

My fist thought was South Park Hardly Boys

[@ZENMASTERME1]

Anyone making a cup of cocoa and milk, has already come across this hundreds of times. And it’s frustrating as hell.

[@ccelik97]

Pour in a 3rd of the milk first, add the powder in and have an easier time to start mixing it without the powder poofing away as it's sitting close o the top of the glass (then add the remaining of the milk and be done with it). Or use a shaker container.

[@pavel9652]

Mix cocoa with sugar first or use a vacuum chamber ;)

[@wow5212]

Who else wants a cup of warm milk with cocoa powder after watching this

[@dnmoscato92]

Cocoa powder is horrifying. He's not using the hot chocolate mix you're thinking of

[@Supersquishyawesomeness]

The fact that this is so shocking tells me people need to get in the kitchen more.

[@LimLux]

Go to the sandwich and make me a kitchen.

[@FunnyMemes-dr3se]

We all need sandwiches. Everyone can make some and share.

[@Supersquishyawesomeness]

@@LimLux how much are you paying?

[@commenter5901]

I'm sure that's the case, but there are probably also some people out there who cook a lot, but don't bake sweets. I unfortunately don't fall into that category and I use cocoa powder almost every day (I make single serving portions or I'll eat a week's worth of sweets in one sitting... my weakness is chocolate ice cream, I make a half a bowl of it every morning so I can have it for a snack in the afternoon, at least it's made with honey so it's healthier than store bought... but still, I need to cut back)

[@commenter5901]

I do a lot of baking and have always found this to be very annoying. You basically have to mix a bit of liquid into the cocoa powder and continually add more till it's all mixed. Mixing it in with other dry ingredients helps too, depending on what you're making.

[@cheriegullerud281]

I always wondered why it was so hard to mix cocoa in liquid! Very interesting!

[@sinrj9028]

Yes just let me take a sip of my chocolate W A T E R.

[@commenter5901]

I'm lactose intolerant, so that's what I do. You can also get chocolate tea, but I like cocoa power better.

[@Pixiesfairiedust]

@@commenter5901 Im lactose sensitive and I drink chocolate almond milk, if you aren’t allergic I recommend it, it’s naturally lactose free.

[@Ktulu789]

This always happens when preparing instant chocolate or coffee with cold milk. Nesquick is the worst. Not very quick. I'm glad this one is not an ad!

[@ShevkoMore]

I actually had that problem with every other cocoa except Nesquick...

[@Ktulu789]

@@ShevkoMore maybe they changed the formula. I never bought it again since childhood, about thirty years ago.

[@Abish_]

I always did this during my childhood but never posted on TIKTOK (since tiktok wasn't there)

[@lonewretch]

Now adults are learning it, on social media. TImes, they are a changin'... god helps us all... Do you know, that if you put water in a freezer, it goes hard? *PSHEWWW MIND BLOWN* people today, thick as pig shit... I blame the meth addicted parents...

[@t0kisaki.kurumi]

Same, lol.

[@DragonAurora109]

@@lonewretch The water goes hard, Because it turns into ice, And if you melt ice, It turns into water, Want to know why?, Well, because ice is frozen water.

[@lonewretch]

@@DragonAurora109 Yes. And if you look under your seat, You get a new car...

[@mayankkumar2701]

Huge Respect for u ,cause u not only show us really amazing science experiments but also explain it to us with such simplicity that is just extraordinary. Thanks for all the knowledge and to make me understand my love for science 🤗

[@raxanimations7215]

Cocoa Powder : I don't obey laws

[@kneesurgeryy]

What's with the Indian kid?

[@Hewhoroamstheinternet]

@@kneesurgeryy what?

[@MedAnimations]

Hi Rax !

[@Gunz1234]

Ofcourse it's Action Lab that always lights something on fire in his home..

[@APEXZ]

wow this is awesome !! this channel is one of my favorite and the best too !! congrats on 3M subs !! :))

[@lonewretch]

*dangles shiny object* Oooohhh ohhhhh,is magic !!!1

[@fierydarkbg2210]

How to walk on milk using cocoa powder: 1.get shoes 2.dip shoes to cocoa powder 3.have fun!

[@spingleboygle]

It worked, but at what cost?

[@fierydarkbg2210]

@@spingleboygle choccy milk

[@renanmendes1299]

oil vs cocoa

[@arfansthename]

@@fierydarkbg2210 also you become milk jesus so that's a plus i guess

[@nhumph1375]

What happens if you make a fire with ferrofluid (a magnetic liquid) would the fire/smoke be attracted to a magnet or would it change the properties of the liquid in any way?

[@brandonb9452]

When magnets or magnetic substances are heated to red hot or burned they loose their magnetic properties

[@manavsharma2232]

Like Brandy said, it loses its magnetic properties. Burning something destroys its structure and rearranges its atoms into something like CO2. This is a chemical change.

[@nhumph1375]

@@manavsharma2232 oh ok thank you guys for explaining!

[@salsaghoul688]

I've tried making a smoothie with cocoa powder and some almond milk and it worked out great. Sometimes i put liquid coffee creamer in it too. Sweet delightful flavors indeed.

[@archaicfalcon4898]

imagine the unfortunate guys that somehow buy this on Amazon

[@mridulverma7568]

That would be hilarious 😂😆

[@QVZ]

I don't think if someone in Trash Tok actually explained this You must have seen teens liking this experiment but they don't know why this happens Keep up the great job dude!

[@Levi587]

wow! I remember being here before you had 500k subs! You grew fast!! Great videos man!! They're always so interesting and you explain them very well.

[@pavel9652]

I subscribed some time ago and now watched few videos and they have almost 5 mln subs! Insane! Great it is science channel ;)

[@reflux043]

This is why its really hard to mix hershey's cocoa powder with milk. If the cocoa powder has an emulsifier like soy lecithin added, it mixes really easily. Its the same with protein powders. Organic whey is hard to mix because it doesn't have an emulsifier, but standard whey does.

[@SsoundM9705]

Best part is that he explains it in a way most understands 😉.

[@sans4life315]

I dont

[@SsoundM9705]

@@sans4life315 Then you are the chosen one

[@fiatanhaque5885]

Now I understand why small clumps form and I have to stir a lot to remove them when I mix the cocoa powder in milk . Thanks to The Action Lab!

[@shashankkumar7698]

What happens if we put it in hot water like boiling hot

[@JadeMythriil]

I've experienced this when I was younger when clumps of cocoa powder float if I drop it in cold water or milk so that not all of the powder gets dissolved when I stir it. I just assumed it was the powder on the surface clumping together before the water gets deep enough in the pile to soak the rest. I had to rub it along the mug so I can crush them to dissolve properly.

[@mujahidnauman908]

I thought the same too 😃

[@jhn78888]

Just put it in a blender

[@gingerbreadprime2392]

I honestly thought everyone knew about this

[@lonewretch]

No, people who eat tide pods are still confused about everything...

[@lorisfoucart2475]

Hey, can someone explain this to me please ? At 5:07, the ball is under a vacuum and the air has escaped from the dust layer around it, though it's not wet yet. And then when he lets the air back in, it gets soaked. Why is that ? Why didn't the ball get wet as the air was getting pulled from the dust before he released the pressure ? I mean there was no air protecting it, and it was under water, why was the vaccum "protecting" it ? Thanks ,

[@Darkev77]

I believe that it WAS getting wet slowly when under vacuum; as slowly some of the trapped air between the “dust” surface was escaping, water molecules would fill that gap and the ball would start getting wet.

[@itsCN]

Plot twist: he gained one sub for every blink since he started yt

[@itisricha]

I learn much more from this channel than I do at school

[@ttv__btw__yt4835]

What’s school?

[@mangus8759]

This reminds me of when I tried to make my own chocolate milk with cocoa powder and struggled to mix it for like 30 minutes straight

[@menreikichan8291]

I think you need a little hot water to melt the choco. Then you can mix with milk.

[@pavel9652]

You can mix cocoa powder with sugar first.

[@abramay1382]

Willy Wonka watching this vid while in his factory making chocolate using coco powder: *NONSENSE*

[@tracybowling97]

I don't watch tiktok. But I used to do this all the time when I was little.

[@DaVidKid1877]

Me too I used to do it with my chocolate milk mix. I also used to dump a bunch in a big pile watched it float like a miniature island that was falling into the sea lol

[@tracybowling97]

@@DaVidKid1877 Me too! I always needed to see how stuff worked. Even chocolate milk mix.

[@DaVidKid1877]

@@tracybowling97 yeah I was the same and I always took apart my toys or electronics aswell to see what's inside. I also used to make mini volcanic lakes out of mashed potatoes and gravy and called it "spud Lake" lol.

[@tracybowling97]

@@DaVidKid1877 That's pretty funny! I took apart stuff as well. But I could never put it back again. So frustrating! 😆

[@diamondisgood4u]

1:55 I always knew hydrophobic molecules repel water, but do they really also attract air? can someone tell me the reason for that?

[@kjell7124]

It's not really attracted to air. It is just that the powder really doesn't want to interact with water. And the least interaction is when the air bubble is formed, because that way the surface interaction is the lowest. The bubble stays intact after pulling the spoon out because of surface tension

[@MedAnimations]

I like the way he says "Cocoa"

[@rizilm2229]

I like the way you spell "Says"

[@MedAnimations]

@@rizilm2229 Sorry, I corrected it now

[@rizilm2229]

@@MedAnimations That's good, but my joke is ruined now. Nice animations btw.

[@MedAnimations]

@@rizilm2229 Yeah sorry :'( And thanks :)

[@kumirei8715]

You are really alienating your existing audience with all this kids' content

[@zayamatourous1748]

Its the ✨Hydrophobic✨ for me 🤬😡

[@babyboo600]

always hyped for new action lab vid🧜‍♀️

[@curiousboy7015]

Can we swim 🏊‍♂️covering ourself in lycopodium powder And stay dry 😍😍😍

[@damf5488]

😚😍🤩💅❣💞💕👒💎💄👗❤👁💍

[@zwelp982]

How will you wash it off

[@brandonb9452]

@@zwelp982 and how would you get it stuck to you in the first place when you’re mostly water

[@damf5488]

@@brandonb9452 but you are 70% water inside rigth not outside

[@curiousboy7015]

@@zwelp982 vacuum cleaner😋

[@Joshua_Lawrence]

I hate that the things I did as a kid keep going viral The worst part is I'm not even shocked by it, so I'm not exactly being as entertained as everyone else is. It just makes me wish someone was recording me as I did these things.

[@tony11chan41]

Bro, i feel you. When i sang a song, nobody gave a damn, but when the cool handsome guy sang the same song as i did, every girl in the room screamed like they lost their minds.

[@dzakytamir3048]

Action Lab : "Hey Everyone" GrayStillPlays : "Alright, we are checking out the only game...." Dream, and his friends : "In this video, . . ." Michael Penn : "This is a good place to stop" Any ?

[@hatredisvengeance5777]

It's funny that I like all THESE...

[@ScubaShark--8964]

??? I don't get it... Are you a Dream Stan or smth?

[@dzakytamir3048]

@@ScubaShark--8964 Im just a viewer

[@1gorSouz4]

2:53 Imagine your car being dirty and then someone comes and throws that powder all over the car...

[@coledean8845]

Imagine if once you get out of the shower the second you get out and the towel touches you you just instantly dry! That would be cool

[@Metal_Master_YT]

I made a mug of hot cocoa yesterday, and many other times this winter, and I have noticed that effect every time, I have also noticed it during the summer when I'm trying to water my plants, and the ground is very dry and dusty. and I know why it happens, water, (or other water containing liquids) repel air, and the powder is completely dry and airy and therefore repels the water because its full of air.

[@ean1913]

i wonder if "Hey everyone" will get popular Edit: like "Pretty cool huh?"

[@DR3_34D]

*yes*

[@HorstMeddel]

yes

[@ranmindyt2902]

yes

[@olacheney703]

A catch all greeting brimming with charisma and enthusiasm. Surely it will get popular. Surely.

[@maryroberts9315]

It's nice you explained it, but how hasn't everyone noticed this before.

[@pinkerton-kun9190]

im gonig to puur coucou powdr all over my bodey and life with the fishies underwater forever and i will speak blublublublu

[@sarahm4669]

What a coincidence, I hardly ever drink hot chocolate but I just made some yesterday and noticed that some of the powder was stuck to my spoon even after stirring it quite a bit, so I poked it to try to get it off and saw that there was still some dry powder on the inside. And then the next day you release this video!

[@Commenter26]

That milk really does not want to become chocolate

[@surajitmukherjee3020]

I see it almost everyday.I sometimes eat sattu (a type of cereal) for breakfast.sometimes,it forms lumps and when i poke it with my spoon it is dry again.Liked your video🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@easyarttutorials2120]

My hand always shakes when I m first to comment😅😅😅

[@honeyemmanuel3358]

Literally me :-)

[@kellark]

Your videos are interesting and informative. Also Thanks for a video that's not an ad!!

[@Ktulu789]

Indeed!

[@Mirsab]

I'm surprised that this seems like news to people, didn't we all know about this phenomenon since childhood? What's goin viral next, that we can make bubbles with soap?

[@heyboilaxer5911]

I make my own DIY bubbles using my fingers and slightly mixed liquid soap

[@SamaelTheBurgundy]

Is it possible that this lycopodium powder or something similar was an ingredient in Greek fire? It’s said the flames grew when doused with water.

[@shradhanjalimishra9005]

6:09 HeHe

[@HoldYourSeahorses]

The burning water trick was much more fascinating then the "freezing fire" aka cold helium through a tube.

[@xiaoshen194]

2:00 Wrong!! You said it forms a water bubble around itself to protect it from air, while quite the opposite happens...

[@MarinusMakesStuff]

This is why I use a particle accelerator in the kitchen to mix the cacao with water. Give it a little stir afterwards with an atomizer and you're done.

[@rubenleal4821]

So, that's why coco mixes better in hot milk or water? The heat displaces the air?

[@surinderkumarverma3624]

am in love with your videos. Your channel deserves much more💖💖💖💖💖

[@janericdaniel3192]

i discovered it, when i tried to do hot chocolate with cold milk, but the cocoa dissolves in cold milk very badly, instead it makes these little cocoa bubbles, and when you break it, the dry cocoa comes out of it.

[@bobthegoat7090]

Am I right in assuming that the powder was hydrophobic so the only thing making it seem wet was the surface tension that created a bubble around it until it got popped? In the vacuum chamber, it got wet because the air disappeared from the powder and so the now empty space inside the powder was filled with water because of nothing holding back the water pressure, essentially now making it hydrophilic in that environment

[@MrDwatts72]

No one: every Australian having to deal with this problem everyday with their milo

[@KatzRool]

who is "no one" in this context and why does it add literally any value to your comment?

[@sanika758]

I am in love with your videos. Your channel deserves much more💜💜💜

[@RaivoltG]

Lighting it on fire was really cool! I wouldn't have thought it could be done. Great video and channel!!

[@danelfernandez6571]

Hi i have an idea, i saw your video red hot nickel ball and was wondering if you could do the opposite with ice and see if it would melt in a vacuum

[@danelfernandez6571]

I would try but i dont have a vacuum chamber XD

[@neza6268]

"I cuickly became hydrophobic" -cocoa powder

[@ranmindyt2902]

I think it work with ginger powder as well

[@Airmarshal50cent]

Are there ways to get cocoa or protein powder to dissolve better? I had noticed if I add some fats it tends to work better as you implied with the milk. What happens if you mix something hydrophilic into your hydrophobic powder? Would be nice not to break out the vacuum chamber when you want hot chocolate.

[@2old4allthis]

Make a slurry with some cream first. Then mix in the milk. Your hot chocolate will be smoother and also richer.

[@pavel9652]

I mixed cocoa powder with demerara sugar first and use this mixture with hot milk.

[@StHaykin]

I was surprised when I encounter that phenomenon. I was both very confused and amazed. Now I know what it is.

[@squeally]

So for great cocoa I need another kitchen gadget, a cocoa vacuum. Also great with spores.

[@spellbinder3113]

I must be ahead of the game - I used to do this at least 20 years ago. Float the "dry" cocoa on the milk and eat it like that. Doesn't work with hot milk or water.

[@muneees]

What if you paint a wall with Musou black, and you wear shirt of Mosou black fabric. Does it feel like your body is invisible, when you stand in front of that wall?

[@ernestsmith3581]

I wonder if it's possible to un-wet the cocoa out without resorting to dehydration? A bubble stone and air source, perhaps? Electrolysis of some of the water? There might be a water purification method embedded in this de-wetting concept.

[@indykkowalski9366]

I remember watching this channel as a kid when he did the neutron star experiment and I told my dad instead of showing him. I thought he had an actual neutron star

[@HarshJain-it2bg]

Hey Action Lab person, *Make another video on comparing the efficiency of heat pipe with graphene strip.*

[@sakki3378]

doubt he will as most people would find it incredibly boring

[@HarshJain-it2bg]

@@sakki3378 no man there is endless amount of fun activities with graphene.

[@sakki3378]

@@HarshJain-it2bg there's probably a lot of fun things you can do with graphene but comparing the efficiency of a heat pipe with a graphene strip doesn't sound very interesting to me

[@HarshJain-it2bg]

@@sakki3378 not at all, as most people would disagree.

[@HarshJain-it2bg]

@@sakki3378 Try it, and you may thank me later.

[@abueloraton]

Your videos are very educational and they teach the very basics of science, which I much appreciate. And they're easy to understand.

[@sovietbot6708]

Does the consistency of cocoa powder have anything to do with its hydroponic nature? I notice the same results when I try this on other things of similar consistency like flour and powdered sugar.

[@mishtijain1291]

Congratulations for 3 millions subscribers

[@NYKing1998]

Why would they market a hydrophobic drink mix.

[@RealSiViX]

"Cocoa Powder That Can't Get Wet In Milk" Literally every packet of hot cocoa I've ever tried to stir into cold milk...

[@mariansyk]

I love you ❤️. Respect for all these amazing experiments

[@ii_Oranjey]

So you're saying that if I put a bunch of cocoa powder on me when I jump in the pool, I'll be perfectly dry..?

[@21dxminic13]

Not really

[@pickledpigknuckles6945]

What could make it dispurse into the milk. Just Like Brominated vegetable oil dispurse 🍋 Lemon oil into citrus drinks Like Sun-Drop

[@chillhopnation7635]

HEY!! Can you make an experiment in which- In a large vacuum chamber there are three positive charges(each has enough charge for experiment) placed in it. Let say charge A, B and C. Charge A acts as a transmitter as it moves a little to give some signal(different electric force) for five seconds .Charge B is palced 1 meter far from A and is for checking the time signal just like C. Charge C is placed 40 - 50 meter far from charge A , it also acts as receiver of signal like C. There are precise clocks fit with B and C to check the time interval of signal Questions- Does the time interval of signal for C is smaller than B? Did the signal reached the B before C? Did the B get the end of signal before C? Answer should be based on what is seen (not calculated or thought) If you can't do experiment like this Then acn you answer if any similar event has happended and it can answer the questions.

[@mwofiet369]

Oh I love this youtube channel soo satisfying 😌😌

[@helloimnisha]

This channel never fails to blow my mind o_o

[@BossInvader1]

I discovered this when trying to make Cocoa (Hot Chocolate) with not hot enough water when I was kid. Usually when I wanted to make Cocoa, but just wanted to drink it asap, lol. There was always globs of undissolved cocoa in it.

[@erikhendrych190]

Try with cinamon.

[@chrisidema]

As a kid we used to put sugar on top of yoghurt and stick our fingers in. Your fingers remain dry when you pull them out. Not the same effect, but still interesting.

[@fawadwazir102]

Always learn something new from your videos. Thank u sir

[@shebahammy]

Idea: make a red mirror, a mirror that only reflects red light and blocks every other spectrum of light