Why Reese's Cups Have Ridges (part 2) 🤔

[@Sam-Sung.]

I’m pretty sure those ridges are the results for making Reese into a cup shape. There’s no easy way to make a circular piece of paper into a cup shape without having it make ridges.

[@Beef_jerky_official]

I read somewhere that it’s that reason and the shape also helps it melt less but idk if that’s true or not

[@sfx3256]

@@Beef_jerky_officialyeah, this guy is just dumb

[@katekyy7]

​@@Beef_jerky_official Yea I think it should allow them to melt slower 'cause the ridges work like a heat sink

[@HelloPoopoo-kz7ou]

Maybe its so they can get away eith adding less chocolate

[@yesil_ejderya]

Yeah exactly

[@soggycereal101x]

Bro is the type of person to investigate why ads exist.

[@lukejacobs8728]

very true

[@japleeny]

😂

[@snowluxx]

Caller: To promote their business Him: Hm.. I didnt buy it so ill let you guys know more in a different video.

[@teentraveler1790]

I would genuinely appreciate it.

[@Vannazzzz]

Anyone who smokes weed will look up anything when they’re high 😂 (me)

[@randomsonts]

The reason Reese's cups have ridges is similar to why cupcakes have them: to facilitate the proper folding of the paper. Neatly folding the paper requires the distribution or reduction of surface area. Since there is more surface area at the edges, the ridges help accommodate this extra area.

[@thats_odd]

makes sense

[@clownbag]

That's a very good explanation for something that really shouldn't need explaining. 😂

[@JosephDalrymple]

Exactly this.

[@outlaw451]

This

[@randomsonts]

@@briandawson8797 wdym

[@codewithme7316]

The ridges are there so the paper can be properly peeled from the chocolate without ripping or cutting the wrapper. Same as a muffin or a cupcake, the extra paper needs somewhere to go and the ridges provide the folds necessary to contain the extra paper. The reeces cup opens almost flat, without the ridges it couldn't open at all.

[@gummybearvitamins1211]

It would still open

[@alejandrorabang5083]

​@@gummybearvitamins1211 i think the ridges prevents any food stick on the paper or plastic

[@Samuel2oh9]

As someone who eats Reese’s regularly, 8/10 of my cups always have a quarter of the chocolate stuck to the wrapper on the bottom 😂😂

[@CHill-42]

Yeah because they are too wide for how tall they are. Thats why the mini cups come out clean like how cupcakes do​@Samuel2oh9

[@Thekingkhari]

@@Samuel2oh9 sounds personal

[@Wallybea]

“It’s a stylistic choice” Me: ohhhhh, that makes more sense Zack: I don’t like that

[@estebanavitia3874]

The funny thing is that the girl who answered the call said "Hershey company"

[@ArtisticallyAlex]

@@estebanavitia3874Hershey owns recees check the back of the package. The phone number leads to the hersheys company, as well as Kit Kats

[@TheHardstyleGuy.]

@@estebanavitia3874Hershey’s owns Reese’s

[@318.Camswrld]

Woah it's almost like Hershey's company makes Reese's 🤯 ​@@estebanavitia3874

[@theamazingsoup]

@@TheHardstyleGuy.this guy has no idea lol

[@57jwep]

and then those stylish ridges are gone by your hands holding on to them.

[@splunkmonkey]

so true 😂

[@PatrickStar-l8t]

Do you want to have a relationship with someone who loves you beyond any other love. Someone who sacrificed himself for you and everyone on this Earth the one who created the heavens and the Earth be creator of everything do you want to be saved Do you want eternal life with peace and joy forever your answer is Jesus if you do not know who Jesus is read the following Jesus is the Son of God that came to this Earth to save the people of their sins. when God-created Earth sin same came into Earth and tempted Eve(The first woman) to eat the fruit that God had forbidden her and Adam to not eat. If they do, they will die. Not immediately but death is certain. Eve ate the fruit and gave Adam some to eat as well. And he did. That showed that humans are sinners and not perfect. That is why Jesus came to Earth to save humans of their sins. Which leads to a relationship with God(the main reason) and eternal life. He did that by dieing on the cross. 3 days later he resurrected. The story of Jesus is beautiful. If you do not already have a Bible, purchase one. If you do not have the money, pray to God about you wanting a Bible and if he could please provide one for you. Thus does not mean a Bible will come from the sky and land on your hands. Pray to God everyday. But to not be blabbering that just say a bunch words to try to impress and show off to other people or to impress God. A few words out of the heart is better than saying a bunch words to impress and not mean. This does not mean praying long prayers is bad. Acts 16:31 They replied, "Believe in the Lord Jesus , and you will be saved- you and your household." Jesus Loves You❤😊

[@PatrickStar-l8t]

Do you want to have a relationship with someone who loves you beyond any other love. Someone who sacrificed himself for you and everyone on this Earth the one who created the heavens and the Earth be creator of everything do you want to be saved Do you want eternal life with peace and joy forever your answer is Jesus if you do not know who Jesus is read the following Jesus is the Son of God that came to this Earth to save the people of their sins. when God-created Earth sin same came into Earth and tempted Eve(The first woman) to eat the fruit that God had forbidden her and Adam to not eat. If they do, they will die. Not immediately but death is certain. Eve ate the fruit and gave Adam some to eat as well. And he did. That showed that humans are sinners and not perfect. That is why Jesus came to Earth to save humans of their sins. Which leads to a relationship with God(the main reason) and eternal life. He did that by dieing on the cross. 3 days later he resurrected. The story of Jesus is beautiful. If you do not already have a Bible, purchase one. If you do not have the money, pray to God about you wanting a Bible and if he could please provide one for you. Thus does not mean a Bible will come from the sky and land on your hands. Pray to God everyday. But to not be blabbering that just say a bunch words to try to impress and show off to other people or to impress God. A few words out of the heart is better than saying a bunch words to impress and not mean. This does not mean praying long prayers is bad. Acts 16:31 They replied, "Believe in the Lord Jesus , and you will be saved- you and your household." Jesus Loves You❤😊

[@crow231]

cause they melt

[@ixdolli3st]

@@crow231 holy shit.. I never knew that 😨😨 Edit: I think I started a chain

[@kylieshaye6562]

Phone calls are the worst man. Thank you for your sacrifice to give us answers.

[@endahtw4223]

Top comment no reply?

[@sky3.blu3]

here before this blows up

[@stanchestersantaniusmoe3790]

Ello me boyz

[@Summer_vibes2]

Here before this blocs up

[@Yummerzzz]

Exactly bro I hate phone calls

[@Jimmy-c8s]

I like Zack talking normally and asking normal questions. We need more of this

[@ephramkovar1412]

bro called them for an answer and then denied their answer when they answered

[@pow_20]

I’m blind I can’t hear

[@thebroglefamily3992]

@@pow_20 im paralyzed from the waist down, I can’t talk

[@multijerky]

⁠​⁠@@thebroglefamily3992 i’m intellectually disabled i can’t walk normally an limp for 12 hours on average, i have crutches but i burnt them in a wildfire

[@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel]

​@@multijerky I sold my soul to the devil and my landlord broke my kneecaps for not paying up, as well as having cancer

[@mcsone_]

I actually have testicular cancer in my left eyeball, no i can’t walk

[@ScribbleSpark]

Girl really said “idk I dont make them-“ 💀💀

[@SFTElbat]

no she didn’t you numbskull

[@fuadnajmudin8252]

Rock bassfried meme sfx

[@starchysleet341]

she's not wrong 😂

[@mr.dumbum8209]

Yeah bruh

[@kyddsply]

Yeah she doesn’t make them

[@blackgross6372]

"I don't buy this" You better buy it pal you're chasing a wild goose ‼️

[@iamrapha]

Your pfp seems to describe your mindset 💀

[@dattebayano]

lmao

[@imadetheuniverse4fun]

Lies! You're just a shill for Big Chocolate!

[@TakenHandle777]

I have never bought reeses in my entire life

[@kelp3546]

Its chasing a wild goose but you have schizophrenia

[@joffles6516]

This guys never gonna run outta ideas

[@Kapsade]

It's because of the wrapper. It's easier to mass manufacture one circle and fold it into ridges rather than making a 2 part cup with one bottom and one side piece. It's the same with cupcakes and also coffee filters.

[@CatPurrson.]

There’s no answer tho 🤨

[@Upgraded_TitanCameraman0014]

The answer is so the chocolate will be easier to put out the ridges not the circle shapes and so the chocolate will not messed out when you open out the ridges

[@CatPurrson.]

@@Upgraded_TitanCameraman0014 THERE IS NO ANSWER!

[@Mr.PXsalms555]

⁠@@CatPurrson. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Calm down calm down let not lose are head here! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I agree there is no answer!! But can you tell me how many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop? 😮😮😮😮😮

[@CatPurrson.]

@@Mr.PXsalms555 I honestly have no idea, haha. 🤣

[@wizardgtag]

this guy is the type of person to investigate why smart phones have screens 💀

[@yohanesmy8354]

But really, why do smartphones have screens? 🤔

[@FlamingNuke]

Your done

[@Dqrk1700]

To keep the circuits and hardware protected from damage of any sort? This question doesn't work

[@dormanaeh]

@@yohanesmy8354 Protection..?

[@christophern762]

It's to protect the aliens from the radiation that comes off our phones

[@DaviTGM]

Bro sacrificed his dignity by calling on phone. All of this for us 💀

[@Stratobloxxer]

E

[@srinivaschilakala216]

_yes_

[@ackeleven7_SV]

🗿

[@srinivaschilakala216]

_I disliked my own comment_ *_Why am I getting hate for a fucking comment_*

[@meiter4515]

Bro wdym sacrificed his dignity, it’s a phone call

[@phillip2440]

The robot 🤖 said STYLISTIC CHOICE 😭🥶THAT WOMAN HAD ONE COLD SENTENCE WELLP 😱

[@ryancnvr]

“It’s just a stylistic choice.” “Yeah, i don’t buy that” 😂

[@YoDanStarr]

this*

[@Bread_Of_Loaf1]

@@YoDanStarr **

[@YoDanStarr]

@@Bread_Of_Loaf1 ***

[@Bread_Of_Loaf1]

@@YoDanStarr ***

[@Cool_Stick_Man]

@@YoDanStarrthat*

[@Crystalflores1927]

My man went through countless hours of searching not like other creators who don’t tell their fans or keep them updated

[@Chaoscelus]

pretty sure he's just trying to milk this topic for all its worth, like all content creators

[@lemonh3ad48]

ye

[@cluster4583]

Yea duhh all kinds of people exist you know

[@The2Gamers_shorts]

Bro is becoming a detective just over chocolate 💀💀💀

[@notrllyaki27]

I don't know man, he has an answer for almost every question, so of course he'd go full Sherlock Holmes on a chocolate because it had ridges

[@Muzan_kibutsji]

💀💀💀

[@drakezelbreerendon119]

💀😏🤨🥶

[@vector_vector__]

Yeah how dare they have ridges? Those mothfukrs 🤨

[@averagegamer-mx1of]

Detectives actually listen to evidence tho

[@LJZulueta2010]

Take a look at the cupcakes. The paper was actually a flat circle. So when you try to make it look like a cup, some extra parts appear so to make it stylish, they probably put ridges

[@kittenmimi5326]

Ikr bro never baked cupcakes before smh

[@HK.Editz.]

Hats off to you for solving the world’s strangest questions.

[@PatrickStar-l8t]

Do you want to have a relationship with someone who loves you beyond any other love. Someone who sacrificed himself for you and everyone on this Earth the one who created the heavens and the Earth be creator of everything do you want to be saved Do you want eternal life with peace and joy forever your answer is Jesus if you do not know who Jesus is read the following Jesus is the Son of God that came to this Earth to save the people of their sins. when God-created Earth sin same came into Earth and tempted Eve(The first woman) to eat the fruit that God had forbidden her and Adam to not eat. If they do, they will die. Not immediately but death is certain. Eve ate the fruit and gave Adam some to eat as well. And he did. That showed that humans are sinners and not perfect. That is why Jesus came to Earth to save humans of their sins. Which leads to a relationship with God(the main reason) and eternal life. He did that by dieing on the cross. 3 days later he resurrected. The story of Jesus is beautiful. If you do not already have a Bible, purchase one. If you do not have the money, pray to God about you wanting a Bible and if he could please provide one for you. Thus does not mean a Bible will come from the sky and land on your hands. Pray to God everyday. But to not be blabbering that just say a bunch words to try to impress and show off to other people or to impress God. A few words out of the heart is better than saying a bunch words to impress and not mean. This does not mean praying long prayers is bad. Acts 16:31 They replied, "Believe in the Lord Jesus , and you will be saved- you and your household." Jesus Loves You❤

[@lpmitnudelmann]

​@Dont_click_this_profileeok

[@plebles7523]

@Dont_click_this_profileeI wasn’t planning on it.🙄

[@eefer522]

Bro is questioning the most obvious question 💀

[@greedydave6030]

​@Dont_click_this_profile lol clicked it out of curiousity but loved it😂

[@SK-zt9ni]

They were originally casted in round paper moulds, which held that shape. Although today they are likely cast in silicone, the trademark shape was kept.

[@jordanthecoder]

Oh this explains it. I wondered why he was even asking this question. Anyone who grew up with the cups in the 80s/90s remembers peeling off the paper which obviously would have to be that shape in order to be round.

[@christianmcbrearty]

That and its easier to peel than a solid flat edge.

[@Dear-DlARY]

@OogaboozO WAY 😭😭 U DONT KNOW WHAT REESES R

[@beebait1464]

They still make them in the paper insert. I had some not to long ago with the paper.

[@charliedeegan1598]

​@Oogaboozchocolate + peanut butter + sugar

[@madelinechriston8970]

Back in the 70s, Reese's cups came in brown cupcake like papers. They got rid of the papers and now just use ridged pans

[@Dr.Red40]

You know they still come in a small cupcake like paper right

[@madelinechriston8970]

@KinobodyCommentAwards no, I actually didn't, lol. I ate them a lot in the seventys and eighties, but really slowed down in adulthood. I honestly think some have liners and some don't. Whatever! Lol

[@svgarcoqted]

@@madelinechriston8970 man you’re cool and you’ve aged gracefully

[@madelinechriston8970]

@svgarcoqted Thank you so much! I don't feel old. I realized that in life, the joke is on us. One day, you're young and the ne the day, it's like WTF?

[@superspike769]

​@@madelinechriston8970 ur old

[@rosalinabebe]

In other words, the ridges create a thick boundary between the chocolate exterior and the peanut butter filling allowing a solid amount of chocolate in each bite This promotes a more satisfying eating experience as the contrast between the two textures and flavors is noticeable I think?

[@devam8192]

That phone-call was enough soical interaction for a month.

[@Soda_King64]

Nah that call was enough social interaction for the rest of the year.

[@unubun]

Jit that call was enough social interaction for a decade

[@Y.O4]

@@unubun nah that was enough for the whole century

[@quack42069]

LMAOO These replies fr💀

[@Gir_fan]

That was enough for a day for me.

[@Hanviplayz3252]

These were the days when Zack's shorts weren't traumatizing💀

[@anipparmar1429]

125 Likes and no comments!! Lemme fix that!!! 👍👍

[@avfc2025]

Instead they were useless and boring 😂

[@mitarbozinovic2815]

Hahaahhahahahhaha fr

[@delgermaadegi-yw7ss]

@@avfc2025Uhm… they were useful for me

[@malflopped.]

Fr

[@seancobian8416]

It is most likely the shape of the mold and it also allows them to cool faster so the penutbutter doesn't fall out of the chocolate.

[@soggywaffle7746]

LMAO bro said it’s likely the shape of the mold 😂

[@seancobian8416]

@soggywaffle27 yes but with fins it allows heat to disappear faster so that way it is able to keep its shape

[@flavortownexperience7433]

No its just the cheapest way to get paper to turn into a cup quickly

[@nicolasmav2101]

​@@flavortownexperience7433 lmao nah bro it is the molds they put them into the mold melt the chocolate down then put the molds into a freezer and send it through a machine thats basically a metal detector for chocolate shit was easy and a fun job thats all Lilly's chocolate does so im guessing they the same

[@Beester08]

I want a Reese’s now

[@nirodhasandaruwan6585]

If the moulds they use, are made of papers, then this shape makes the paper mould pretty stiff against bending. This helps to hold the ingredients in the paper mould without overflowing. But this theory is handy only if the moulds are made of papers, if they are aluminum or something else, then the material itself strong enough to hold the chocolate content.

[@Sophia-fg2ni]

Im pretty sure it's because they used to make them in cupcake paper cases, which had ridges so they were the right size and they probably decided just to keep the ridge style once they started using molds

[@timothymark]

They still sell them with paper in Australia

[@Juan_M_R]

​@@timothymarkhere too lmfao

[@nihilwire]

This is exactly why and this dude is dumb

[@dipsyshit471]

​@@timothymark in estonia too

[@jaydenheng5302]

Same pfp

[@xen7773]

The fact that he actually called them for a youtube short is impressive. Keep up the work

[@lumiii1171]

It's just a call...

[@yangionet8116]

There is nothing impressive everyone can call

[@kylieshaye6562]

Agree

[@lahar2412]

@@yangionet8116 that single call was enough social interaction for the day

[@needlespoon4734]

Wow,he can call someone , so amazing 😮😲😱🙀

[@picmotion442]

the ridges on Reese’s cups are due to them molding in the shape of the little black wax-like paper they sit in when you open the package. That paper has ridges on it

[@bibekdas7449]

Makes sense

[@voicelessglottalfricative6567]

yeah well why do they make the paper that shape then if it's obviously meant to match

[@fransoto8343]

​@@voicelessglottalfricative6567 if you take a flat paper and you try to form a cup out of it, it will form ridges and not a flat surface. So by letting it have ridges it simplifies makinf the cups in machinery, and it gives it their distinct look. Plus they look more appealing to me. Same reason as to why muffins have them.

[@llamadrama1090]

​@voicelessglottalfricative6567 its just a small cupcake like paper

[@savagesock3598]

You mean silicone right? That's what that waxy stuff is.

[@ArjunChatterjeeIN]

Bro's traumatizing Hershey's now.

[@str3wbs954]

This guy will not stop until he has his answers for us. Legend

[@isurrender3640]

The fact that this shit is 2 parts is so dumb. Not a legend at all.

[@Vaseofflowers_.]

Bro put so much dedication on this and this was their answer 💀

[@EvanHagman]

He would do anything and have more determination than anyone to keep us entertained

[@cringymakesbeats]

Yeah he's the type of person to not buy that air contains oxygen

[@JackLoyd-hv6xh]

Oh, no, he's gonna go down a horrible rabbit hole now.

[@DemolitionCanister]

Guys, if you ever remember this guy exists, remember this guy exists

[@MalikParchel]

I’ll remember that you exist.

[@r.reem09]

What 🤔🤔

[@DemolitionCanister]

@@MalikParchel thanks

[@Nazeruuss]

😭

[@yostinumanamira8609]

You? We know bro

[@demoliman]

If you ever feel like you have really stupid or useless questions, remember this guy exists

[@darvensloco8248]

😂😂😂😂

[@cateatfood6634]

Yup.

[@missscarlett186]

Might not be as stupid as you think. Sometimes it's little details like this in cooking and baking that make a product great. If a process is different or skipped, it can change the entire recipe.

[@fadishdog]

Ever mad a cupcake before

[@TraceguyRune]

​@@missscarlett186 it's 100% stupid. Why do muffins have ridges?

[@masonjones2898]

It’s to keep the wrapper from slipping off the ridges basically grip the chocolate

[@anthony_s_OFFICIAL]

Exactly not even a scientist has to answer that.

[@hello_person_wathing_beatSaber]

Yeah i agree

[@hello_person_wathing_beatSaber]

It also makes the chocolate melt less when holding it in your hand

[@charliezard64]

It’s definitely not though

[@theexcoticstudios535]

Dude this is clearly the correct answer

[@PurpleColonel]

Thank you for keeping America informed!!!

[@FreePalestine270]

AND THE ENTIRE WORLD TOO! 🙄😒

[@wairfood8628]

my man searching answers for the question that have never been asked 😤

[@marcelgoossens9942]

I asked that 😂

[@BumblebeeTF4]

i asked

[@Ultimate-Basse]

Asked already 😂

[@xhinmaranan212]

Reese's Cups have ridges primarily for two reasons: 1. Texture and Grip: The ridges on Reese's Cups serve to provide a textured surface that enhances the eating experience. The ridges create a pleasant sensation in the mouth, adding a bit of crunch and tactile appeal. Additionally, the ridges help to improve grip and prevent the cups from becoming too slippery, making them easier to handle and enjoy. 2. Brand Recognition and Differentiation: The ridged design has become an iconic characteristic of Reese's Cups. It helps to distinguish them from other similar chocolate and peanut butter confections on the market. The distinct ridges have become a recognizable trademark of Reese's, allowing consumers to easily identify the product and associate it with the brand. Overall, the ridges on Reese's Cups serve both functional and branding purposes, enhancing the texture and grip while also contributing to the product's unique identity. By ChatGPT

[@TheophilusTheThird]

This is false.

[@xhinmaranan212]

@@TheophilusTheThird its by chat gpt but i think its false too

[@akansha2308]

It’s true my guy thanks for the answers 👍🏻👍🏻

[@fantasticube]

"By chat GPT" im dead

[@BioshockDrill]

Who the fuck posts a chatGBT

[@SteveKilgore27]

It’s the same reason cupcakes have ridges… the paper cups they’re made in have the ridges

[@thekingandi225]

The least traumatic short I’ve seen by this man😅

[@Summer_vibes2]

ItS JuSt a STyliSTic opTiOn 💅

[@WJINTL]

When you melt chocolate and pour it into a container, it assumes the shape of the container. In this case the container is the standard stackable paper baking cup. The ridges on the cup make it easier to pull the paper off bit by bit without damaging the cake.

[@handsomesponge9952]

Omg it assumes the shape omg cancel chocolate

[@mistanick7380]

@@handsomesponge9952 ??

[@handsomesponge9952]

@@mistanick7380 just a goofy joke

[@KallabPro]

290 likes and 3 comments? Lemme fix that

[@FlaredBeacon]

Blud is the type of person to try and figure out why clothes are made of cotton 💀💀💀

[@Mrs.johnnydang]

Bro said blud 😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@FlaredBeacon]

@@Mrs.johnnydang is there anything wrong with that? 💀

[@theewildrose]

That's a valid question though

[@Thornybrambls]

Lol

[@caldercockatoo2234]

@@Mrs.johnnydang Yeah, and you said bro, what point are you trying to make?

[@tylerrock1453]

Probably because they were first conceived and invented to be molded into, you guess it... cupcake papers... which, are they way they are btw, for the sole reason that cupcakes need to expand while they bake so that the bottoms don't burn on the sides of the pan or brown too fast or at all. Your welcome.

[@rolympics]

as soon as i heard “why do reece’s have ridges” i screamed ✨aStHeTiC✨

[@JyotiiSaxsena]

I will eat you today because of what you said

[@eternalliving2148]

😐 cringe

[@IsabellaSargent-c3p]

aesthetic *

[@HimothyHumphry]

Shit was unfunny

[@CtRAlTtAb]

not funny

[@mxnniemimi]

This is what a unemployed friend does at 2pm. Edit:woah😲 okay I'm not an npc... But still tysm for so many likes🌹

[@hid89yearsago82]

Fr like why does it matter

[@stopindianscammers]

​@@hid89yearsago82average unemployed comment its ok tho work for my company i need more slave s

[@mxnniemimi]

@@hid89yearsago82 yep, you're right him having a youtube channel despite in the first place not researching about these things, more than these useless things he could focus on some important theories and more stuff documentaries.

[@EddAteMyBacon]

@@stopindianscammers wtf 😂

[@rayyanujkaj9020]

Bro makes 5x more money than you💀

[@Theonewhoasked041]

This man can answer anything

[@SilentKnight0011]

I'm a millennial, and no talking on the phone to strangers doesn't bother me or anybody in my friend group.

[@nicdunz]

Reese's Peanut Butter Cups have ridges due to the manufacturing process. The ridges form when the peanut butter cup is detached from the ridged mould in which it's made. The mould gives the cup its distinctive shape and those pronounced edges. Additionally, the ridges might make the cup easier to handle and less likely to melt in your hands. They've become a recognized part of the Reese's brand.

[@evant4739]

the ridges arent due to the manufacturing process if the mould has ridges. thats called design. if the mould was circular it wouldn’t have ridges.

[@diebrutally]

Bro basically just said "yeah it's ridged because the mould has ridges" 100% effort, 0% information. 10/10 genius information. I'm a better person now that someone put the common sense together for me. Now my little brain 'don't have work hard no more'

[@christiancalibo1613]

this sounds like gpt to me😂

[@based854]

it’s bc of the paper cups… 🤦‍♂️

[@josip9167]

If someone ruins this perfect amount of likes(69) I will die

[@Jumpstart123]

This guy is the one of the only guys that sticks to his word on youtube

[@octaviopulido3485]

The ridges on Reese's Cups are actually meant to improve the texture and mouthfeel of the candy. The ridges create a slightly different consistency in the chocolate shell, providing a more satisfying crunch when you bite into it. Additionally, the ridges help the chocolate shell hold onto the peanut butter filling better. So while the ridges may not be necessary for the candy to function, they do improve the overall taste and eating experience.

[@TheophilusTheThird]

Wrong

[@ummmbye1228]

It’s because of the mold they put the resee’s in. It has ridges

[@mahdiaz4090]

This the First time i see zack , really adorable and handsome 🤍

[@Michael15590]

We finally heard his real voice

[@Bestie986]

Wdym

[@Jman21R]

Nah both are he’s real voice is that us humans like to change tone of voice to sound a certain way for no apparent reason or other reasons

[@manga_sebastian_simp4736]

If only my memory was good because I remember a teacher playing this documentary video type thing of people acting out the creation and all that’s stuff of Reese’s and I can’t remember if the ridges were mentioned or not 😢

[@EvanHagman]

If only you remembered 😥

[@Koulstart]

I think there is a History channel documentary about chocolate brands and it talks about Reese's, it's a dramatization of the events, maybe that's the one you are talking about?

[@manga_sebastian_simp4736]

@@Koulstart I mean that might be it but if im correct the thing my teacher got the video from also has ones telling origins of like different things or maybe your right I can't remember

[@manga_sebastian_simp4736]

@@Koulstart wait stop it is "The food that built America" Season 2 Ep.2 it talks about reeses thats it I'll re watch it and see if I can find anything about it thank you for reminding me lmao :)

[@Koulstart]

@@manga_sebastian_simp4736 I'm glad you remembered :D idk if that's how the show it's called, it has a different name in my language, but I hope it is hehe

[@joserodrigues4099]

Bro my man is onto nothing 🔥🔥🔥💪💪💪

[@BuffyUntitled]

It makes it more stylish and makes the wrappers easier to peal off

[@glemanimations3758]

Have you ever wondered why Reese's Cups have ridges? Well the real reason is also the main reason why cupcakes have ridges. You see, cupcakes use baking cups made out of parchment paper that prevents the batter from sticking on to the mold. And it would be a nightmare for Reese's to clean up their molds over and over again. So they used the cupcake method. And as for those ridges, they make it easier to peal off the parchment cup otherwise, it would be more difficult to peal it and could potentially break the chocolate.

[@freddyrizzbear87]

20 likes and no replies? Let me fix that. Btw, that is a very good explanation.

[@do_not_subscribe.---]

To long not reading

[@coocoo7512]

Yeah I don't buy this.

[@RevenantJay]

Yeah i dont buy this.

[@jonathanbyers5185]

Yeah i dont buy this.

[@LOC_Jukebox]

“Thank you for calling Hershey company how may I help?” Wait what?

[@1ivzzzz]

Reese’s are made by the Hershey company

[@CtRAlTtAb]

wdym wait what

[@LegendaryEpik]

I was this old when I knew that reese's are made by Hersheys?????? Fr best hershey product tho

[@OdieAndFriends.]

Same lol

[@OdieAndFriends.]

​@@LegendaryEpiksame! 😅

[@jessielawson8924]

Reeses had an advertisement on this. The man who created the cups wanted to design the treats with ridges so that the cups will not slip out of your fingers

[@iamcurious9541]

And you actually believe that?

[@Stuffy-Flower]

@@iamcurious9541 Bro why is this like a conspiracy theory lmao

[@Korksbebig]

​@@iamcurious9541 You're acting like its a government conspiracy buddy

[@FrancisR420]

​@@Korksbebig It's advertising. Do you believe every ad?

[@iamcurious9541]

@@Korksbebig What are you talking about? It's an ad. When has an ad ever kept to the truth? Do you also believe the Twix ad where the chocolate bars of the same pack are produced in different factories?

[@Steelywol]

“and I’ll keep you updated” *1 year later still waiting 😔*

[@beebait1464]

I noticed how you avoided showing the paper insert that they pour the chocolate into. Same as with a cupcake insert, it provides structural integrity and does something with the excess paper when they stamp it into shape.

[@Verutul]

It also lets you peel it off without ripping it.

[@GreenPyroTF2]

Reese's peanut butter cups have ridges primarily for two reasons: structural support and aesthetic appeal. Structural Support: The ridges on Reese's peanut butter cups help provide structural integrity to the candy. The ridges act as reinforcement, making the cup sturdier and less likely to break or collapse during handling, shipping, or consumption. The ridges also help maintain the shape and prevent the cup from getting easily deformed. Aesthetic Appeal: The ridges on Reese's peanut butter cups also serve an aesthetic purpose. They give the candy a distinctive and recognizable appearance, making it easily distinguishable from other similar products. The ridges add texture and visual interest, making the candy more visually appealing to consumers. Overall, the combination of structural support and aesthetic appeal makes the ridges an integral part of Reese's peanut butter cups, enhancing their quality and overall consumer experience. - ChatGPT

[@ZoeyclaireDizon-oo1pq]

Bro you just wrote a whole sentence😂😂

[@FreddyImran32]

​@@ZoeyclaireDizon-oo1pq acutally chatgpt did

[@ZephyJToH]

@@ZoeyclaireDizon-oo1pq bro thats not just one sentence

[@ocoe5528]

I’m so excited for the future of artificial intelligence. 😂

[@Rain0901]

@@ZoeyclaireDizon-oo1pqdude do u not know what a sentence is? That is not a sentence lol

[@Grnelson73]

“Thank you for calling the Hershey comapany” 💀

[@chriseditsyt99]

Hershey owns Reese's

[@maybelogan]

You gotta be 9

[@Micah_YT]

​​@@maybeloganthats something rude to say you cant think someone is 9 just cuz they did not know that. so be nicer.

[@omersultan6870]

“And Reeses didn’t dm me back” The horror 💀

[@asphyxia9927]

Maybe aside from the difficulty of Making circular paper cups, my own engineering interpretation you could say is that the ridges increase the surface tension between the molds they're made of and the chocolate, so maybe it has to do with gripping them?

[@danphonghuynh7873]

reese company: hi welcome to the Hershey's company reese: you didn't have to cut me off💀

[@wow2337]

Hershey makes Reese cups

[@simonelambert9605]

@@wow2337yep I knew that

[@danphonghuynh7873]

​@@wow2337I never knew that tbh

[@gray6201]

@@danphonghuynh7873it literally says it on the wrapper

[@epicerthanyou]

I’m pretty sure it’s for easier packaging for the wrapper that covers it so it can compress onto the Reese’s cup to keep it fresh

[@jenniferle8294]

This sounds right to me

[@AdanSalman-f6v]

Bro is the definition of never give up

[@whocaresaboutmyname999]

Reese's Peanut Butter Cups have ridges on the edges because it helps them to hold their shape and keep the peanut butter filling in place during the manufacturing process. The ridges are actually a patented design and were developed by H.B. Reese, the founder of the Reese's candy company, over 90 years ago. The ridges make it easier to mold the chocolate around the peanut butter filling and create the distinctive cup shape that has become so popular. Over time, the ridges have become an iconic part of the Reese's brand identity and are instantly recognizable to candy lovers around the world In the grand scheme of things, whether or not Reese's Peanut Butter Cups have ridges is not extremely important. However, it can be interesting to know the history and design of popular products and brands. Additionally, knowing details about certain foods or products may be important to some people based on their personal preferences or dietary needs. Overall, the importance of this information may vary depending on the individual.

[@EightyBeat]

Same reason cupcakes have ridges, because you can’t fold a paper into a smooth circle.

[@Micah_YT]

im tryin to think of something to debunk you but that may be right but also the candy has it sooooo

[@Tuck_0]

The ridges are actually for getting the chocolate on the outside, they first mold the peanut butter into a short cylinder, and the ridges make it easier to pour the chocolate on the outside.

[@TobyWorldNetwork]

u could be right

[@levenargenziano]

Him *asks question Also Him *gets answer Also Him agian *nuh uh

[@sillyesh]

if you ever feel like you're useless, just remember this dude's concern.

[@Mrkairos1]

he makes money though

[@Spookyma2]

A recees without ridges would just look like a disc of chocolate

[@teamemson610]

It’s like when you bake muffins or buy muffins and they have the little ridges on the side. It’s from the mould! Same with Reese’s it’s from the mould that they were made in :) hope this helped

[@ghouliezmime]

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[@lamiaafawzyelsayed6903]

Bro made a mystery about ridges 💀💀💀💀💀

[@yonatanamaya7328]

he was given an answer and still wasnt satisfied 💀💀

[@SofiaAndreaLiwanag]

I'm sorry for not have you guys

[@RaddyChady]

I like to think that the ridges act like heat syncs so it doesn’t melt as fast

[@andylugo7060]

It’s probably because the ridges create edges that you’re able to easily peal off. Likely this was as a result of a supplier of the paper the reeses go in having cups with ridges available and they just sorta went with those and formed the shape off of them. Once they became iconic the shape stuck. But the reasoning for reeses could essentially just be inherently linked to the reasoning for these edges in these paper candy cups. If you look into baking cups, the first ones you will find are fluted baking cups (the ones with these edges). The fluted edges make them look elegent… But the real functional use is that they are very easy to peal away for guests being served treats. Perhaps they were popularized with the rise of cupcakes around the 1950’s? It would take a lot of research to verify.

[@RichieD993]

Pretty sure you're right. A lot of "cup" chocolates have these ridges. Might also be for texture reasons, isn't the ridge part of the chocolate cup the better part as opposed to it's homogenous surfaces.

[@HaroldTheWizardCat]

It’s for grip and the same reason why cupcakes have ridges

[@abz2000123]

Yes, otherwise we couldn't put our thumbs in without tearing the paper. It also serves as its own dish and catches crumbs.

[@Sidicas]

It's because muffin cups and tart pans have ridges. and they were originally made in muffin cups and tart pans. now you need to go find out why muffin cups and tart pans have ridges, and I will give you this hint. The easiest way of making a certain size measurement value greater than Pi R squared. What value and why? figure it out! but the reason is obvious in the cookng process if you think about how the heat from cooking works.... and if you are still struggling and need another hint, consider that if the shortest distance between two points is a straight line, what is a longer distance between two points?

[@pallavagrawal]

They are immitating cupcakes that are make using paper liners. LOGIC: Paper cup liners have ridges (correct word would be corrugation) for 2 reasons. 1. For them to be folded into a cup shape from a flat 2D circular shape 2. Corrugation gives them more strength.

[@ShaysAnimates]

bro went obsessed💀

[@aaronbarragan8339]

Well, without ridges, the paper cup wouldn’t stick to it. You don’t have to make a conspiracy theory about everything

[@Mrdoomchanger]

Bro why you hating on this man? He’s smarter than you’ll ever become.

[@LoreWhoreHistorian]

​@@Mrdoomchanger The meatriding is real💀

[@susanperalta1053]

You know the reason for the ridges in cupcakes Alot of food have ridges

[@LateroeQ12345]

OKAY HEAR ME OUT!.... 🧐 why Reese's Cups have ridges is related to the manufacturing process and the way the candy is molded. 1. Mold Release: The ridges on Reese's Cups serve as a mold release feature. When the candy is being manufactured, it is poured into molds to create the cup shape. The ridges help to create separation between the candy and the mold, making it easier to remove the finished product without damaging its shape. The ridges act as channels for air and allow for a smooth release from the mold. 2. Aesthetic Appeal: The ridges on Reese's Cups also add to the visual appeal of the candy. The textured surface created by the ridges gives the cups a more interesting and appetizing appearance. The ridges create a contrast between the smooth chocolate exterior and the creamy peanut butter filling, making the candy more visually appealing to consumers. 3. Differentiation: The ridged design of Reese's Cups helps to differentiate them from other similar candies on the market. The unique texture and appearance set Reese's Cups apart and make them easily recognizable. The ridges have become a distinctive feature of the brand and contribute to its overall identity and market presence. It's important to note that these explanations are based on observations and industry knowledge, as the specific reasons for the ridges on Reese's Cups may be known only to the manufacturer. In summary, the ridges on Reese's Cups serve as a mold release feature during manufacturing, add to the aesthetic appeal of the candy, and help differentiate it from other products. I hope this explanation helps 🙏🏼😊

[@JacobCandelaria-k2f]

I'm sorry but this is too long to read.

[@electroctf8725]

Bro is the type of person to call “Rhys-is” “RHYS-EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES” Lmfao edit: I think I started a war.

[@austrianshaman]

What did you just call them?!?

[@japleeny]

What 😂

[@HutchTheWolf]

Reese’s, the possessive form of the name Reese (rhymes with geese)

[@the_finkledinkle]

Nah he’d call them rices

[@MagicianStevey]

I can’t tell what the pronunciation is, is it rices or reesis?

[@thegodofpez]

Props to the customer service rep for not putting him on hold to ask a supervisor for assistance.

[@eikechannel8836]

So ...props for her for giving an answer she just eyeballed to be true ?:D

[@tongueout7315]

That’s what she should’ve done instead of bs-ing

[@BaranBuyukertas]

Most likely they are trying to make it like this by maybe saving chocolate with putting chocolate all over the Reece’s cup

[@hetvikhambhati8742]

Rare footage of Zach not traumatizing children 😂😅

[@Vsauce314]

This is a old vid so not even a new footage,also he has upload theses kind of vid for a loong time

[@eliasujashvili7113]

They have ridges so they sell less mass for the same price but the ridges make it look like it’s the same size rather than shrinking it down which would be noticeable.

[@cleopatraonlyfans]

Shrinkflation is real but this aint it chief

[@cyrlllzz__ed]

the short above this was exactly about how choclates have shrunk over time

[@samanthajohnston2552]

Bro answers the questions we don’t have

[@pineapplecity7063]

It's also believed that the ridges on Reese's Cups serve a truly functional purpose. In other words, the ridges create a thick boundary between the chocolate exterior and the peanut butter filling, allowing a solid amount of chocolate in each bite. This promotes a more satisfying eating experience, as the contrast between the two textures and flavors is noticeable.

[@mshukormdzain8746]

If you ever feel dumb just remember this man exists Edit:wow why is there so many comments about people agreeing and disagreeing 😶

[@DavidBrandon-os1go]

Huh?

[@JamminJoel73]

Wow another comment that says this. I’ll remember you instead when I feel dumb.

[@redzzzz203]

@@JamminJoel73same

[@ShoyuRamenBreakingBad]

Fr the secondhand embarrassment this vid gave me was intense 💀 has bro never seen a cupcake?

[@Jimmy-yf3yp]

Fr who doesn’t know it’s because they pour it in a ridged piece of paper 😂😂😂

[@DireBowser]

Its because people would shave the edges off and make their own Reese's cups, so they added it as counterfeit protection.

[@Ilikeetoedit]

Bro won't take no as an answer💀😭

[@addicted2caffeine]

They are now added manually but originally they used paper cupcake moulds.