We ate carbonized cookies so you don’t have to.
Carbonizing Cookies: What Happens When We Burn Nutter Butters, Ginger Snaps & More?
In this video, we take Nutter Butters, Soft Batch, Ginger Snap and Frosted Lemon Cookies through our custom carbonization process to reveal an incredible transformation. Watch as we explore the science, creativity, and unexpected results of turning everyday objects into pure carbon. Don’t miss the dramatic reveal at 3:20! 🔥✨
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What is carbonization? Carbonization is the process of heating organic materials in a low-oxygen environment to turn them into carbon. 🔥
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🔥 We took burned cookies to the extreme! Which cookie do you think held up the best? Let us know in the comments! 🍪🔥 And if you have any ideas for what we should carbonize next, drop them below! 👇
The idea that sugar would just offgas when starch and cellulose are fundamentally the same is strange. Of course, nothing would be a better demonstration of this than, well, a demonstration, along with the fats I suggested before – I think some sort of material would be left in both cases, but especially the sugar. This is why these would make an interesting episode, they would be directly educational.
Please carbonize a whole halibut