Panko Bread Crumbs: The Secrets Revealed

[@shiningstaer]

Adam Ragusea brought me here!

[@reynaldorafananjr.2655]

oh me too. just finished watching his chivken parm. makes my mouth water

[@spoonages]

shiningstaer same

[@hygge5736]

Sameee!

[@chestbumphero]

Well shit, he wasn’t kidding about the electricity

[@uniworkhorse]

Me too thanks

[@future_phonk]

The funny thing is; panko is crustless. But the company is called "Upper Crust". I thought that was a funny detail.

[@funjack3041]

Maybe the crust on the final product?

[@WeirdSeagul]

i read panko was baked by electric and this is the video i needed to see. more companies should make how its made videos

[@nhatplays1053]

Adam Ragusea?

[@rashoietolan3047]

NhatPlays I sent him here!!!

[@ArjunChatterjeeIN]

yes

[@MischievousDragonfruit]

I may be slightly stupid but I was imagining a big-ass Tesla coil shocking the dough

[@tylerleon8888]

Very glad I’m not the only one who expected that!

[@HrathHeilong]

i was sorta picturing a lump of dough being struck by lightning and crumbling into panko. dare to dream i guess

[@davidoldfield6114]

That would have been cool to see! Lol

[@yanikkunitsin1466]

It was used before WWII unlike what BS this video says. Homemade version consisted of wooden box, two sheet metal plates folded over opposite sides that were connected directly to the mains via lamp socket. Yeap, health and safety was not a priority.

[@kjnkjnkjhkjhjk8465]

You know it. LOL

[@D3vtsb]

lol you can hear him turning a page in his manuscript at 2:29 hahaha

[@justadude1255]

Good hearing 👌

[@aday213]

At least it's not an AI video. That's what I was afraid of.

[@uniworkhorse]

Thanks Adam

[@JennzOrs]

Very interesting thanks!! Just ordered some!! Can't wait to try it!

[@Uppercrustent]

Thank you for your comments and appreciate the opportunity to be your Panko supplier. Enjoy and thank you.

[@robertsyrett1992]

Today I learned that upper crust's signature product is made using a method which makes no crust.

[@Kaiveran]

It's often used to put a better crust on other things, though.

[@comradeelectric2601]

Thoroughly enjoyed video WITH friends! Big fan of Upper Crust Enterprinces, Inc, and their many products :) Can't wait for more content!

[@cesardka]

Outstanding. Never heard of this technique of cooking bread using electricity. Great job, you guys! Now I will be longing for tonkatsu...

[@bobjenkins5661]

Have used this brand in many restaurants now through the Bay and Central coast, best i’ve had the pleasure to cook with

[@haashimg4830]

Which ERP system are you using?

[@AliEssa-oq7if]

Thanks adam

[@MotoDaniels]

Very informative, thank you!

[@Uppercrustent]

Thank you for your comments and glad you enjoyed the video

[@comradeelectric2601]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE RECIPE!!! My friends were ASTOUNDED by the quality of cooking, but most of all, by the quality of the PANKO by UPPER CRUST ENTERPRISES, INC!

[@Arsenelli11]

Reaching hard for that sponsorship bro

[@ac11dc110]

not only the product is crust less and the company is "upper crust", but also the title is "the secrets revealed" and they said "proprietary" 10 times in the video.

[@snorg7139]

I just thought they gave a loaf of bread the electric bread lol

[@petesonic]

This is a really good video

[@UncleP4pr1k4]

I need to try out this "crispy taste" you speak of

[@comradeelectric2601]

30 years of business.... what a story! ❤️🍞

[@rickybobby5153]

Why was Panko original made with electricity instead of a heat oven? Was it due to preferred technique or another reason?

[@Uppercrustent]

Great question Ricky! We have a post on our blog that explains the reason: www.uppercrustent.com/how-panko-is-made/

[@trollintomb5602]

Why is it when I google how panko is made I don't get results for these special cooking methods?

[@paddyodriscoll8648]

Pan for bread in Japanese is most likely a borrowed word. It’s probably came from the Portuguese language,,, and was originally derived from Latin.

[@MC-yt1uv]

This is correct it is a loanword from Portuguese. Bread wasn't used in Japanese cuisine before contact with Europeans. Since, bread was new to Japan they just borrowed the word of the people that introduced the food.

[@Dev-ny6ko]

This is very informative. I’ve also been told that Panko is gluten free but this video obviously corrects that

[@zapenglish7256]

Great video. Very informative. Thanks

[@apollstar1]

Looks delicious 👍

[@Squarebulb]

My question is, if bread couldn’t be baked in ovens during WW2, how did they have the means to cook it by electricity? What was their setup?

[@JennySimon206]

They loved ovens in WW2 tho...allegedly

[@aaron-tr2gj]

That bread looks so good 😋

[@AWormsPurpose]

You kidding me? I’m sure it tastes good but that bread looked like a slab of dough

[@armanke13]

Please come to Indonesia, we don't use panko very often even though we fry everything 😅 potential market

[@bl4ckb3ll]

Hah? Panko dr jaman sy kuliah masak 20 tahun lalu uda byk yg pake. Hanya krg populer sj krn harganya terlalu mahal.

[@michaelkurtz1967]

Panko is more likely to be the allergy friendly type of bread crumb and can be blitzed to reduce crumb size if needed.

[@Ferraridude13]

Do you ever grab one of those giant loaves off the assembly line and take it home?

[@Uppercrustent]

Ross, yes it is very tempting. The bread is delicious right out of the oven and if you toast it with butter it is great. However, since there are no preservatives or dough conditioners and no outer crust to protect the bread it will stale in just a few hours. So not a great option for home since it will be dry and stale by the time you get home.

[@Ferraridude13]

Upper Crust Enterprises, Inc. thanks for replying! Answer me this, have you ever laid on top of a freshly baked loaf, like a bread mattress?

[@ebgbjo2025]

@@Uppercrustent Does the factory still have a freshly baked bread smell then with it not actually going through a true baking process?

[@Uppercrustent]

@@ebgbjo2025 Thanks for your question. Yes the plant still has a smell of fresh baked bread but not as strong as a plant baking bread with a crust but still a great bread smell.

[@acid-drive_857]

Finally I see the way 🥸

[@ELIASGEMAYEL-gv9ze]

Interested in 150kg/hr. Production capacity of electrically heated panko bread production an you help finding my request

[@Uppercrustent]

Hi Elais, please contact us directly at: www.uppercrustent.com/contact-us/

[@JeepBoiFL]

Once you use Panko you will never go back. Toss regular breadcrumbs now if you already haven't.

[@Uppercrustent]

We couldn't agree more!

[@TeshanShanukaJ]

Take a shot every time he says proprietary 🥃

[@dondalrymple5794]

Came here from Big Clive, was not disappointed.

[@jred5153]

Do you sell fresh not dried panko? Obviously they are sold refrigerated.

[@Uppercrustent]

We do offer a Nama (Fresh) Panko which has not been dried. However it is only sold to restaurants through a select group of distributors that service the restaurants. If you are a restaurant and would like to learn more please visit www.UpperCrustEnt.com and send us a contact us request. Thank you

[@myskater2389]

i love ponko

[@AnnDrogyne]

And that is why these videos saying you can make your own Panko are rubbish. Need the real deal

[@Uppercrustent]

We couldn't have said it any better - thank you for your comment!

[@jasoneverett]

hope they bought a mic with a pop filter in the 2 years since they made this...

[@turuanu]

Cool video. Meanwhile, every Italian is like: "What the heck is chicken parmesan??"

[@ianbell2288]

When o' when will you amazing guys consider an Organic range?........the world really needs you to!!

[@AcornElectron]

Big Clives Electric Cake brought me here.

[@TameemAlkadi]

Adam raguseaaaa!!!!!

[@DuongBui-ip2rj]

Wait hold on, Adam's video were uploaded 9 hours ago, how tf a year-old comment know Adam brought us here?

[@hotuankiet2000]

IIRC he mentioned this video before

[@incredibletom7099]

Update: I thought I the EXACT same thing, after watching the last episode of Loki, I thought to myself "Slyvie, what have you done 😳" lmaoooo. . Til i.read the comment above me

[@comradeelectric2601]

NO FINES! ALL SLIVERS!

[@modzs14y3r6]

Ponko Xd

[@BudderBoyz]

This is literally the company that makes panko

[@commentaccount7880]

this shit is so cool

[@ijustquitmyjob]

id eat one of those loafs if i could

[@Eric_X]

I'm gonna go styro pyro and make a tesla coil to make my own panko

[@gyrozeppeli6453]

Woah

[@furqanullah9980]

Very nice video i need help you company for make pankoo bread crumbs in Pakistan because Pakistan import is band please help me import or make in Pakistan bread crumbs and restaurant management items please contact me .

[@apb.]

Was Russia even at war Japan during WWII? I thought they declared war the last few days.

[@Uppercrustent]

Thanks for your comments and it is hard to pinpoint with exact documentation when Panko was invented but WWII started in 1939 and Japan and Russia were at war from 1932-1939, however Japan and Russia did fight for about 3 weeks of WWI ( in Aug) right before the end of the war. So to make it simple since we do not have exact dates it was during these war years 1935-1945 that it was thought Panko was invented during the time Japan and Russia were at war and around the WWII time period.

[@s3np411]

Why not sell crustless bread loaves? Everyone knows crust is the least popular part of bread.

[@kyh148]

the crust is one of the best parts

[@MC-yt1uv]

Crust helps to preserve bread. It would likely have a much lower shelf-life.

[@nigarugamingHvH]

WWI was when russia fought japan in the fight of who takes manchuko sir

[@benji-tintin]

👍🏿

[@nazariogarciaavendano1658]

No spanish traslate.

[@snakekeeper2073]

Fresh out of the electrodes!

[@mariyastoyanova31]

""ponko"" lmfao.

[@SolarMechanic]

Great video, but you NEED a bloody pop filter for you mic.

[@garyb8373]

How do I turn off that frustrating music?!

[@zyphurite]

To think panko is electrocuted bread crumbs

[@yanikkunitsin1466]

"Invented during WWII when Japan was fighting Russia" Hwat? In WWII Japan fought (sic) USSR all 24 days from bombing of Nagasaki till capitulation. So they invented and used in less than a month? It was invented in 1934 by Shozo Akutso and adapted by the Army in 1935 in Type 97 field kitchen car. Numerous homemade version existed as did wheat shortages(not only in '45) Get your facts straight, for god's sake, you supposedly researched "authentic japanese methods" and not just bought machinery and technology.

[@Uppercrustent]

Thank you for your comments, we did take some liberties on the timing explanation to make it easier for the viewer to understand approximately when Panko was invented. Japan was at war with Russia during the 1930's with with the most significate conflicts during 1935 -1940. With WWII starting in 1939 it made the time line reference to WWII easier for the viewers to understand the historical time line vs trying to reference the dates of border war conflicts between Japan and Russia which are not as known. We did take this liberty during explaining the origins because the dates were very close. Again thank you for your comments and the extra details you provided.

[@yanikkunitsin1466]

@@Uppercrustent Why did you choose Russia, who didn't fight Japan in WWII due to neutrality pact, and not, say, China? Dates of Second Sino-Japanese war are much closer to introduction of Joule ovens than handfull of border conflicts with USSR pre-WWII. Or occupations, massacres and human experimentation are not too "viewer friendly"? Doesn't quite support the simplistic narrative of a "small but brave and inventive nation fighting a Goliath"? Corrupting, if not altogether inventing history for marketing purposes and targeting via appeal to political views is... well, bad practice to say the least

[@Uppercrustent]

Thank you for your comments and perspective. I will forward your comments to our marketing department and upper management.

[@EzekielRodriguez]

PONKO.

[@Uppercrustent]

Ezejiel, you are correct on the pronunciation. The origins of the word stem back to the Portuguese who brought wheat flour and bread to Japan in the 1500's. The Spanish word for bread is "Pan" pronounced 'Pon" so the Japanese word for bread is also pronounced the same. The Japanese word "Ko" means small pieces or delicate so "Panko" means small delicate pieces of bread. But the correct pronunciation is Ponko.

[@EzekielRodriguez]

Upper Crust Enterprises, Inc. wow. Learn something new every day. I just got schooled. Respect.

[@SteamCheese1]

Japan didn't fought Russia in WW2.... It was during WW1.

[@Uppercrustent]

Thanks for your comments and it is hard to pinpoint with exact documentation when Panko was invented but WWII started in 1939 and Japan and Russia were at war from 1932-1939, however Japan and Russia did fight for about 3 weeks of WWI ( in Aug) right before the end of the war. So to make it simple since we do not have exact dates it was during these war years 1935-1945 that it was thought Panko was invented during the time Japan and Russia were at war and around the WWII time period.

[@MrUrg-vq4yb]

Japan didn’t fight Russia during WW1 at all, and actually fought them for a couple weeks at the END of WW2 in 1945. They had occasional skirmishes in the late 30s and early 40s outside of war but during WW1 they had the same enemies

[@mycosys]

'in a proprietary everything' - thx for wasting our time

[@alanfallahi1816]

Great video that really taught me a lot about bread crumbs! Unsubscribed.

[@3960xRocks]

Can you remake the video without the stupid annoying music in the background? It adds absolutely nothing and just takes away the clarity of what you're saying.

[@acid-drive_857]

Finally I see the way 🥸