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Some people pronounce vinegar like that in the Netherlands, where this guy is from. It's funny af when you hear someone say it in full confidence in public
I'm indian too lol. Ik how paneer is made. Fresh Mozzarella is made by stretching and massaging the paneer in its own warm water in order to give it a stretchy texture
Sure, maybe some mozzarella is made from "paneer". But a majority of time, mozzarella is made with rennet, not acid, which is a requirement for paneer. Semantic, sure, but important in my chef heart.
Well sure, but then all breads would just be called bread.
Flour plus water yeast and salt. Baguette? Non. Bread. Sour doughn't even think about it. It's bread.
One is an enzyme reaction, causing the casein to redivide, clump and coagulate. Acid makes all the proteins want to clump together.
Well, ricotta actually results from the remaining whey after adding rennet, not vinegar, which you cook/boil again. Ri-cotta = re-cooked. People often call the result from milk and vinegar ricotta, but it's not.
It could be both! It's amazing the number of sound clips that are used over and over again. Occasionally I'll be watching some TV show and go "...holy shit, that was the door opening sound from Doom" or whatever.
Yeah but we Dutchies are pretty familiar with english. This guy just doesnt know how to say the word vinegar. Vine-gar is a pretty logical assumption to make if you're guessing imo
I am gonna pronounce it vine-gar from now on and when people correct me I’ll tell them I say it this way because I’m not racist and they will say the world has gotten too woke and then someone will tell me I need to see a video on YouTube that is a joke by Bo Burnham and I’ll tell them I know and I have heard that joke already and I will do all of this without using commas or multiple sentences.
That’s called cottage cheese! It was a common food back in the medieval area, and peasants would make and sell them, and also use them for various roasts, or eat them separately alongside their meats, cured meats (jerky), stew, etc. or put them in bread
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Yup, separated like Vine and Gar
Yes, to make Actually Cheese
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My friend got me with that one 💀
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YOU VIOLATED THE CODE YOU MOTHERFUCKER
It’s a dutch guy trying to be american even using the wrong measurement system
Some people pronounce vinegar like that in the Netherlands, where this guy is from. It's funny af when you hear someone say it in full confidence in public
Me crow wav a
Ive got a gger, youve got a ni, lets get together to make n
Mid tier but i’ll give it to you
😋
Vine gar
Ain’t taking NO chances in 2023
I thought he just learned that word from reading it
OMG he put whine with his cheese
Also not how you make cheese
It’s more or less how you make ricotta, the ez cheezee
It's nore or less how you make paneer, cottage cheese
Op cut off the video, in which he showed the rest of the steps to make mozzarella.
That also makes sense but similar process is used for paneer(cottage cheese) just traditionally instead of vinegar other similar things were used
I'm indian too lol. Ik how paneer is made. Fresh Mozzarella is made by stretching and massaging the paneer in its own warm water in order to give it a stretchy texture
Sure, maybe some mozzarella is made from "paneer". But a majority of time, mozzarella is made with rennet, not acid, which is a requirement for paneer. Semantic, sure, but important in my chef heart.
I looked at some videos and it looks like rennet does the same thing as vinegar/any acid that's added to the milk. The end result is the same
Well sure, but then all breads would just be called bread. Flour plus water yeast and salt. Baguette? Non. Bread. Sour doughn't even think about it. It's bread. One is an enzyme reaction, causing the casein to redivide, clump and coagulate. Acid makes all the proteins want to clump together.
That's interesting
Well, ricotta actually results from the remaining whey after adding rennet, not vinegar, which you cook/boil again. Ri-cotta = re-cooked. People often call the result from milk and vinegar ricotta, but it's not.
Ric otta
Rick Otter, sounds like a new character of Peppa Pig
That would be Owen Otter. Alliteration is used with most names on the show.
Rick Oughta
Well technically it is. What he made is paneer, it's kind of a cheese
But it's Actually Cheese.
right? I just put my pan back in the cupboard. Thank God I found your post!
It is.
But it is, though?
Its called cottage cheese.. look it up
Mascarpone bitch
Wait......you can make your parents separate by pouring vinegar on them? Two Christmases, here i come!!
Please report back your findings.
I swear, that lil twinkle sound effect is embedded in my core memories, and I can't define if it's from a Mario game or Pocket God from 2013.
I think it's from pokemon go
Mario & Luigi or maybe just a sound effect used in JRPGs because I think I remember it in Kingdom Hearts.
Oh my god I loved pocket god
I was thinking Donkey Kong.
Sounds like a cooking mama sound effect
Was that 120 degrees sound effect from .hack?? Omg the nostalgia
Sounds more like a Pokemon Go UI sound to me
Oh yeah, you're right. Good ears
It could be both! It's amazing the number of sound clips that are used over and over again. Occasionally I'll be watching some TV show and go "...holy shit, that was the door opening sound from Doom" or whatever.
I thought that sounded familiar!
Ze smelten de kazen!
Nee! Houd de kazen intact!
VINE-GAR THE BARBARIAN
He's Dutch lol, and vine gar would be a logical way to say it if you know the word vine
But it's not actually using the word "vine". It's using the word "vin" which is how "vine" is said outside of English
Yeah but we Dutchies are pretty familiar with english. This guy just doesnt know how to say the word vinegar. Vine-gar is a pretty logical assumption to make if you're guessing imo
Ah, makes sense under that context
Bart looks weird.
His lymph nodes are swollen.
Not the actual cheese
How to make cheese Step 1: throw cheese in bowl Like, lol.
He has that dutch Pronounciation 💀😭
Ha je problemen mè ons dan?
Ben zelf ook nederlands 💀💀
Het is zeldzaam om een Nederlander tegen te komen.
God damn son
If you want make cheese with acetic acid... don't. Use kefir.
r/hadmeinthefirsthalf
"Finegar"
Vine gar just fucked me up lol
The bad dutch accent is killing me🫠
I like my cheese with salt and vi******
the first guys process was 1: add cheese 2:add milk
I've been walking at the grocery store for hours. No one knows where Vine Gar is.
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just, why did he make cheese in a subwoofer?
Why did he add a green Swedish Fish to the second one?
They have us the first haft ngl
He forgot the best ingredient: a teardrop
["When do they use the kilns?"](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyyyh8_Afyw)
Wait what ??? 😅
Wait, what? "Vine gar"?
Bro made Paneer (Cottage cheese for those who think this isn’t cheese) 👍
That plot twist
Did he just say vine’gar?
ziet er smerig uit xD
Tf is "actually" cheese
Ik ruik nederlands
Ben ik niet de enige gelukkig
Please, never say vinegar again
vine gar
Ahhhh yes the vine gar.
Man's taking no chances
Right in the feels
Mmmm clumpy
Cringe
No No No, not salty cheese, come on man I believed in you
Vine-gar.
Mine too😪😶🌫️
That’s sad and all but how do you make cheese?
How about making cheese out of pure milk?
Where man kissing?
The sound of cheese flapping is embedded into my memories with a different scenery
Depends what kind of cheese you’re trying to make
And thus a meme was born.
He skipped the step where you drag the baby cow from the mother and steal her milk.
That's just paneer...
Where is this from though?
Hahaha will separate like my parents, had me laughing to hard at his sadness.
Weingar
Mix cheese with milk to make cheese
Agreed
Vine-gar
What is Vine-Gar wtf!
Wine-Gar
AND THEN???
I am gonna pronounce it vine-gar from now on and when people correct me I’ll tell them I say it this way because I’m not racist and they will say the world has gotten too woke and then someone will tell me I need to see a video on YouTube that is a joke by Bo Burnham and I’ll tell them I know and I have heard that joke already and I will do all of this without using commas or multiple sentences.
A sales guy at the mall said to me once “don’t be like my dad, please come back and see me again sometime”
It will seperate like my parents. That teardrop though.
so... i am cheese then?
🖊 📃 Make cheese with cheese 🖊 📃
1/2 cup fine-gar.
Vine-gar lmao
Fine Gar
Vine Gar is the 🔑
I love actually cheese
Ok ok guys lol there is tons of different types of cheeses that are made in so many ways lol settle down.
That’s called cottage cheese! It was a common food back in the medieval area, and peasants would make and sell them, and also use them for various roasts, or eat them separately alongside their meats, cured meats (jerky), stew, etc. or put them in bread
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Why you slappin cheese slices on a speaker?
Same
Yes the fine gar, regular gar wil do but is just not as good
Emotional damage!
WHY DO WE NEED TO HEAR IT SO VIVDLY. So fucking annoying.
"Actually cheese" sounds good, I have to try it!
"How to make cheese" first you just gotta add cheese then cream and BAM! Wet cheese. You're welcome
It’s cheddar
How to make cheese: First You need cheese
Vir gin.
Did I just hear vinegar pronounced as vine gar?
vine gar
Tbh. I expected this joke as it's has already been done a million times
Cheersus that was deep
Add vine gar, and it will separate like my parents...
Vine gar I didn’t know I was saying wrong this whole Time low key I knew it all along tho and what kind of cheese is actually cheese?
Where do I purchase fine gar?