Hey, good morning my friends welcome back at short
and sweet video. I have an experimental
prototype of a project where I was last night working on this.
I want to reveal to you today and to share for the first time.
You may be these things might recall, the silicone molds Pokéball
We made in a previous project. And since I made this
Will I be charged with asking if I want to make chocolate Pokeballs.
So last night I decided to try something
but with a twist. Let me show you what I mean.
I love the way it just comes together.
And almost effortlessly. Well it looks cool!
Over there.
Other side here.
Here we go. There it is!
That looks cool.
Looks good.
And he let loose.
Look boys, a magnificent battle-tested chocolate Pokéball.
That looks great, but there is one karaktrestiek
I am very proud that I want to show you now. The gift of this Pokeballs
is that they are not only gemaart dark chocolate
But if you listened shakes,
You can hear a liquid shake inside
That actually sounds pretty cool.
So what’s possible on the inside?
Here I am most curious to show you it.
I just found this stone, and it has a relatively sharp edge.
And I love the curve on this, because
I can put my finger on it for power. Let’s use this improvised tool
to break this Pokéball, and splitting it into two halves.
Look at that. Look at that!
On the inside we really coconut water.
And several layers of colors. We have: brown, white
and we also have this liquid.
The cool the liquid substance is that it is not water
It’s actually Sprite. You can see what I’m broke at the top
There is a sort of crumbled away. but it made a relatively
neat fracture around the rest. The chocolate was thick but not super
which can be easily achieved by simply
the chocolate to sit longer.
So that’s good to know. So just for fun, I went my way and I made two of these things.
So that means we have a second of these to break open. Here we go.
There he goes.
Look at that. Magnificent.
And the best part is that the skin is also edible.
What I really like about this is that they are very similar to a coconut.
The only difference is that they are all made of candy.
Dark chocolate on the outside, white chocolate on the inside and filled with Sprite.
How cool is that.
We do this by means of molds so Pokéball
better than they noemoen coconuts. I think it is more appropriate
to call them Pokénnoten. Well how do we ensure that the Sprite
remains inside? I’m not going to tell you in this video because I think you’re smart enough to invent it yourself.
And if you did, let us know in the comments below.
Thank you for attending this experiment, and I’ll see you in the next video.
Talk to you then.
Would not it be cool if these things really could grow coconut trees?
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and sweet video. I have an experimental
prototype of a project where I was last night working on this.
I want to reveal to you today and to share for the first time.
You may be these things might recall, the silicone molds Pokéball
We made in a previous project. And since I made this
Will I be charged with asking if I want to make chocolate Pokeballs.
So last night I decided to try something
but with a twist. Let me show you what I mean.
I love the way it just comes together.
And almost effortlessly. Well it looks cool!
Over there.
Other side here.
Here we go. There it is!
That looks cool.
Looks good.
And he let loose.
Look boys, a magnificent battle-tested chocolate Pokéball.
That looks great, but there is one karaktrestiek
I am very proud that I want to show you now. The gift of this Pokeballs
is that they are not only gemaart dark chocolate
But if you listened shakes,
You can hear a liquid shake inside
That actually sounds pretty cool.
So what’s possible on the inside?
Here I am most curious to show you it.
I just found this stone, and it has a relatively sharp edge.
And I love the curve on this, because
I can put my finger on it for power. Let’s use this improvised tool
to break this Pokéball, and splitting it into two halves.
Look at that. Look at that!
On the inside we really coconut water.
And several layers of colors. We have: brown, white
and we also have this liquid.
The cool the liquid substance is that it is not water
It’s actually Sprite. You can see what I’m broke at the top
There is a sort of crumbled away. but it made a relatively
neat fracture around the rest. The chocolate was thick but not super
which can be easily achieved by simply
the chocolate to sit longer.
So that’s good to know. So just for fun, I went my way and I made two of these things.
So that means we have a second of these to break open. Here we go.
There he goes.
Look at that. Magnificent.
And the best part is that the skin is also edible.
What I really like about this is that they are very similar to a coconut.
The only difference is that they are all made of candy.
Dark chocolate on the outside, white chocolate on the inside and filled with Sprite.
How cool is that.
We do this by means of molds so Pokéball
better than they noemoen coconuts. I think it is more appropriate
to call them Pokénnoten. Well how do we ensure that the Sprite
remains inside? I’m not going to tell you in this video because I think you’re smart enough to invent it yourself.
And if you did, let us know in the comments below.
Thank you for attending this experiment, and I’ll see you in the next video.
Talk to you then.
Would not it be cool if these things really could grow coconut trees?
Hey guys, thanks for watching and remember that I bargain prices
with each new video. All you have to do to qualify is: To subscribe
to my channel, click on the bell
and select to be notified when my next video comes out. The secret links
my giveaways, will be fixed in response to the first
12 o’clock. If you like what I do, share your support by
these videos give a thumbs up, and share with a friend.
See you next time!
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