for this video I’m going to show you a
faster safer and more convenient way to
cut your apples to start turn your
apples upside down you can see the tops
have a lot more surface area than the
bottoms so by putting them facedown
there’ll be a lot more stable when you
cut them meaning less chance you cut
yourself instead next rather than
cutting an apple into quarters like
you’re probably taught to do
imagine the tic-tac-toe pattern with the
center of the grid lining up with the
middle of the Apple cut along these
imaginary lines holding the pieces
together firmly at the top as you do and
just like that your fruit snack is
completely sliced and ready to eat the
cool thing about this method is that by
keeping the pieces together it’ll
actually stay good for a surprising
amount of time I open this one 3 hours
later and you can see it’s still in
really great shape and ready to be eaten
so think about this the next time you’re
packing a lunch try snapping a rubber
band around the outside and you’ll have
a healthy snack ready to go in an
instant the best part is you don’t even
need an extra baggie now if you’re
serving your Apple snacks at home here’s
a cool little trick to try with the
corner pieces cut three diagonal slits
across the Apple slice in one direction
then spin it around and cut three more
slits the same way so they meet near the
bottom with a flick of your fingers you
can offset the pieces to make a fun and
decorative way to serve healthy snacks
in a way that everyone will love of
course if you want to take your Apple
artwork to the next level you can easily
cut and rearrange one single Apple into
an edible Apple Swan look for how to
make this in another project video now
just for fun I decided to compare apples
to apples with three different methods
to see the difference in how they Brown
over time the pieces at the back are
completely untreated and will be left
out so they’re exposed to the air but I
sliced these other two apples
tic-tac-toe style and bound them
together with rubber bands to protect
them the only difference between these
two is that the one on the left is
treated with lemon juice some people say
that the citric acid the lemon juice
will prevent your apples from oxidizing
and turning brown so let’s find out
whether or not that’s true eight and a
half hours later let’s take a look and
see what’s happened to them it looks
like all the slices exposed to the air
did turn Brown after all and don’t look
nearly as appetizing though by keeping
the slices held together with a rubber
band the Apple on the right only Brown
just a little and for sitting out nearly
nine hours
still looks impressively edible if we
peek inside at the one spritz with lemon
juice you can see it looks just as fresh
as the minute we cut it and still tastes
just as good as well now for one last
experiment I set up a time trial to see
which method of cutting the apples
really is faster and just for your
convenience I will speed it up a little
amazingly you can see all eight slices
are cut in only ten seconds and there’s
very little mess to clean up at all on
the other hand it’s nearly five times
longer with the traditional technique
and their chunks of apple corer
everywhere well now you know a faster
safer and more convenient way to cut
your apples that’ll not only save you
time but won’t leave much of a mess for
you to clean up later
that’s it for now if you like this video
perhaps you’ll like some of my others
check them out at the king of random
calm hey guys I hope you learn something
new or at least saw something you like
thank you so much for watching and
sharing my videos that is exactly why
you are the best now if you’re in the
mood to see another project video just
click here to go back one or here to go
forward you can also see some my other
favorite projects by clicking on any of
these if clicking the screen isn’t
working just look down in the
description I put all the links down
there as well including links to some of
my favorite playlists thanks again for
watching sharing and supporting my
videos and I’ll see you in the next one
talk to you then
[Music]
faster safer and more convenient way to
cut your apples to start turn your
apples upside down you can see the tops
have a lot more surface area than the
bottoms so by putting them facedown
there’ll be a lot more stable when you
cut them meaning less chance you cut
yourself instead next rather than
cutting an apple into quarters like
you’re probably taught to do
imagine the tic-tac-toe pattern with the
center of the grid lining up with the
middle of the Apple cut along these
imaginary lines holding the pieces
together firmly at the top as you do and
just like that your fruit snack is
completely sliced and ready to eat the
cool thing about this method is that by
keeping the pieces together it’ll
actually stay good for a surprising
amount of time I open this one 3 hours
later and you can see it’s still in
really great shape and ready to be eaten
so think about this the next time you’re
packing a lunch try snapping a rubber
band around the outside and you’ll have
a healthy snack ready to go in an
instant the best part is you don’t even
need an extra baggie now if you’re
serving your Apple snacks at home here’s
a cool little trick to try with the
corner pieces cut three diagonal slits
across the Apple slice in one direction
then spin it around and cut three more
slits the same way so they meet near the
bottom with a flick of your fingers you
can offset the pieces to make a fun and
decorative way to serve healthy snacks
in a way that everyone will love of
course if you want to take your Apple
artwork to the next level you can easily
cut and rearrange one single Apple into
an edible Apple Swan look for how to
make this in another project video now
just for fun I decided to compare apples
to apples with three different methods
to see the difference in how they Brown
over time the pieces at the back are
completely untreated and will be left
out so they’re exposed to the air but I
sliced these other two apples
tic-tac-toe style and bound them
together with rubber bands to protect
them the only difference between these
two is that the one on the left is
treated with lemon juice some people say
that the citric acid the lemon juice
will prevent your apples from oxidizing
and turning brown so let’s find out
whether or not that’s true eight and a
half hours later let’s take a look and
see what’s happened to them it looks
like all the slices exposed to the air
did turn Brown after all and don’t look
nearly as appetizing though by keeping
the slices held together with a rubber
band the Apple on the right only Brown
just a little and for sitting out nearly
nine hours
still looks impressively edible if we
peek inside at the one spritz with lemon
juice you can see it looks just as fresh
as the minute we cut it and still tastes
just as good as well now for one last
experiment I set up a time trial to see
which method of cutting the apples
really is faster and just for your
convenience I will speed it up a little
amazingly you can see all eight slices
are cut in only ten seconds and there’s
very little mess to clean up at all on
the other hand it’s nearly five times
longer with the traditional technique
and their chunks of apple corer
everywhere well now you know a faster
safer and more convenient way to cut
your apples that’ll not only save you
time but won’t leave much of a mess for
you to clean up later
that’s it for now if you like this video
perhaps you’ll like some of my others
check them out at the king of random
calm hey guys I hope you learn something
new or at least saw something you like
thank you so much for watching and
sharing my videos that is exactly why
you are the best now if you’re in the
mood to see another project video just
click here to go back one or here to go
forward you can also see some my other
favorite projects by clicking on any of
these if clicking the screen isn’t
working just look down in the
description I put all the links down
there as well including links to some of
my favorite playlists thanks again for
watching sharing and supporting my
videos and I’ll see you in the next one
talk to you then
[Music]
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