walnut oil, based on Leonardo's methods

[@TomNomNomDotCom]

So very glad to see you back! :)

[@mosslover69]

finally! he’s back!!!

[@PoptartParasol]

Your channel's really cool! A shame you don't upload often, but do keep your videos up! I think it's invaluable knowledge you impart on people by documenting experiments like these

[@MaxMut.]

Lovely to see your results back again, It’s priceless to observe all this formulas been developed In front of your eyes.. My most serious respect and Absolute appreciation “

[@lucasgusmao1471]

Always a master... thank you for doing that kind of thing. Now I really imagine taking the skin out is a really big problem

[@joebesch]

Huge problem, I put it off for years waiting for a good time to do it.

[@esb82]

Any plans to try Leonardo's method of separating and filtering the walnut oil using cotton wicks? I wonder whether some mucilage was removed that way.

[@joebesch]

Interesting. I attributed it to him getting the last bit of oil from the top. Worth looking into.

[@mgxa_]

Leonardo DiCaprio sure has a lot of of time on his hands.

[@jacksonnc8877]

I wonder if you made a lye solution to dissolve the skins would of helped

[@joebesch]

Hmm. The trick is not to affect the nut inside.

[@AlexsandraPenna]

Estou assistindo no Brasil, obrigada

[@brendancundy7682]

Ok checking back in a couple years

[@joebesch]

Yeah, I wish it could be more often, but between researching, filming, editing, and everything else... They just take a while to make.

[@edgarbalogh947]

crazy;)