Making Dragon's Beard With The Power of Folding
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ต.ค. 2024
- I show you how to make edible hair dragon's beard candy
2 Cups Sugar
1 Cup Water
1/4 Cup Corn Syrup
1/2 tsp vinegar
Corn Starch (Coat it in corn starch to keep the strands from sticking)
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the reason it is breaking apart. is because you are using to little corn starch when stretching it. every time you foul it you need to cover it so it is completely white before stretching it again
Foul it?
Fold it probably
I thought that was powdered sugar. Don’t know how good his candy would taste…
@@mooske6352 corn starch is so gross on the tongue, I hate it. I would really prefer powdered sugar
@@mooske6352 well the rest of the candy is mostly sugar and its not like corn starch is over powering in flavor so Im sure it would taste fine
When I make dragons beard noodles, I find it easier to slowly pass the ring around and around instead of just yanking it really quick. This makes the noodles (or candy) more even and prevents it from breaking.
The comments coming in clutch with tips, between this and the other saying to use more cornstarch hopefully mine will turn out nice
@@L.i.am95 update
@@L.i.am95 update
@@DiamantisHell she died your tips poisoned her, she was my wife 😭😭😭
@@DiamantisHell My dog ate it and suffocated to death when it got stuck in his lungs
*Angel hair pasta enters the chat
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@@TmacPlushVideos uuuhhhh....ok
@@TmacPlushVideos Weird response to a food joke, but okay I guess.
@@TmacPlushVideos K, don’t remember asking. Completely out there with this comment.
@@TmacPlushVideos ok but are you going to comment food comments?
Man dragon's beard sounds so much cooler than what my country call it
We call it grandma's hair, truly an appetizing name
which country, my fellow Megu fan?
@@endcraftable from Indonesia, we have unique ways to name things
😩🤣🤣😂
We call cotton candy that lol
I'm from Greece and we call it grandma's hair as well lmao
this is a popular Chinese dessert that is notorious for being extremely hard to make, props to you for trying!
Trying ??!?!???
@@StoloSliding yeah he didn't do it quite right but it was still pretty good
it doesn’t look hard to make at all
Apparently it's called dragons beard
@@shanineedwards6894 yeah that’s what the local Chinese store calls it so I’m guessing ur right
"You've been lifting weights?"
*"Nah, I'm just making some edible hair"*
loll
In the beginning in my head I was like "that's some really damaged hair 😀✋🏻"
MY hair looks like this 🥺🥺🥺🥺
my inner dry hair: **sobs** yes.. **sobs** that right
Ikr I thought it was one of those restoring hair videos😭😭
THATS WHAT I THOUGHT
@@kristenjustkristen9462 it may be damaged girl
Where i live, that thing is called "grandma's hair"
Which is kinda funny because a lot of people who made it is actually old ladies
Same in indonesia we called it " rambut nenek" which mean grandma's hair
@@DBT1007 bro, who hurt u?
Here they just call it "old lady's hair"
u are Greek right?
@@c_stonem8758 i know right 😂😂
"I'm going to be making edible hair"
Isn't that just spaghetti
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MORE THINNER SPAGHETTI
Sweet spaghetti
No and you forgot the question mark.
My thoughts exactly!
Imagine a movie set where you see the characters just talking until you see one of them eating the beard from someone’s face.
LMAO
French calls cotton candy, Daddy's beard lol
@@chefdog6033 "barbe à papa", also the inspiration of the TV series "Barbapapa"
Adventure Time has that xD except it's the head not the beard
Gravity falls
It's actually sold as a street food in indonesia. We call it "rambut nenek". Rambut = hair, nenek = gradma
Butt nenek
@@regnash9441 no.
hairy grandma?
Graduated grandma
@@QuietStudiosOfficial grandma hair,
Now that is a candy worthy of the name “daddy’s beard” France.
Isn't that the literal translation of cotton candy from french?
@@dionysus2158 yep
@@dionysus2158Yeah, barbe à papa, I believe 😂
Wait, really?! In my language, cotton candy's name is sha3ir elbanat, which means the hair of girls l. I'm so happy to find another country
@@dionysus2158
@@aistieramusic *barbapapa*
Imagine taking a bag of this to work lmao. You just take a snack break, everyone else has regular stuff, and you just pull out a bag of what looks like hair and just chow down.
You roll it into pillows and put like, Hazelnuts and chocolate.
"Yoo where'd you get that hair from? And why are you EATING IT?!?"
@@jessefirman48 the man sacrificing his literal child doesnt raise a 🚩🚩??
@@jessefirman48 dude, just shut up.
@@YourFaulty bruh Jesus is God in the flesh not two distinct people. Get educate ma dude.
I've seen a LOT of people with culinary backgrounds try to make this and not get results HALF as good! Is there anything this guy can't do?🤯
Yes. He can't do anything badly. It's something he can't do.
@@aakash777 he’s bad at doing things badly
He still didn't do this properly.
@@CerealExperimentsMizuki but he did good that's the point
@@CerealExperimentsMizuki why does it matter
You're just being mean for no reason
“There’s a reason why this is not a cooking channel”
Huh
Action Lab should make a new sub series called "Cooking With science"
@@ikalramag1878 no
@@PSSA-zq6jy report everytime too
I literally just commented saying something similar.
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Indians know it as "soan papdi" . It's actually super tasty and my fav. It's available in cube shape, tablet shapes.
What does soan papdi translate to in English
@@thegreatders344 nah! It has no translation I guess . It's a Indian sweet dish so it has no English name.
Yes u search it in Google with what I wrote its name. U may be knowing it....
I was looking for this comment lol
I love soan papdi too
From Bengal🙋♀️
This isn’t soan papdi
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He's a high school teacher?
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That won't happen until the system gets an overhaul
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Imagine turning this into a wig, and then eating it in public lmao
Someone needs to do this for Halloween. Just walk around handing out their candy hair. XD
Real life starts lagging due to too many assets loaded at once.
While I was in Montreal, I had the pleasure of trying dragon's beard candy. It was stuffed with some nuts and it just melts in your mouth. Great with tea!
I read the title and at first I thought it said “daddy’s beard” and I was like “oh, are we making Cotten candy?”
darn I thought this was a reference to cotton candy randy on good mythical morning
Actually... yes, you're exactly right. This is, essentially, a variation of cotton candy.
Fr*nce
"Hey there daddies"
@@madrabbit8722 ???
Someone: *eats dragon hair*
someone who has light pink hair: “BRO WHAT-“
Dragon.
A traditional chinese snack “龙须糖” , which means “Dragon's Beard Candy”.
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*which
Usually wraps around some peanut sugary stuff. Delicious. Now I want some, haven’t had it in ages.
Looks like my hair after I’ve bleached it to many times 😂
I was about to say that! 😂
I love how it sounds like there’s a clone of him who’s recording him and doing the commentary over him
in turkey it's called pişmaniye with a saying that goes like: pişmaniye yemeyen pişman ... (who doesn't eat pişmaniye would be regretful.)
I ate one before and it’s really good👍🏻
Ahh, the Turkish are such eloquent speakers
The last thing you said is kinda cringe
İts just cotton candy
Evet 🇹🇷
@@Slulee_ no.
It’s just an explanation of sweet that is called as “Soan Papdi” in India😂
🤣🤣😊
Yes
Exactly
I bought a pack of Haldhiram's Soan Papdi just a few hours ago. Anybody wants a piece?
@@Farhan_049 me
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I think that's exactly what she used for the "hair" in her hairbrush cake
I’m going to use this to make a cake for my brother who’s a barber’s birthday.
your brother is a barber's birthday!?
@@Matty80822 man.. I wish I have a barber's birthday as a brother
Imagine using this to make a edible doll for those doll cakes where the doll's dress becomes the cake.
It could be used after modeling a doll out of edible Cake making ingredients. Then you could use this as the hair so that the whole cake itself is edible and there isn't a real doll in the center of it.
Wooooo
Hooooo
Most definitely been done before
ngl this would probably appeal more to to some nasty old men rather than your little princess lmao
definitively doable tho
Meh when I was younger I'd rather have the cake and my new doll afterwards.
Every indian after watching this " ye to sonpapdi h"😂😂😂
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He didn't know he just made "soan papdi" An Indian sweet, that I love !!!😄
Oh God that's the worst indian desert ever created. 😫
@@ITSLD69 why do u say that!?
@@ITSLD69 it's sweet enough to make your day good!
@@murthyc4455 uhh, because just if _you_ like something doesnt mean everyone should
@@nataneryyyyy haha.. I never said that *_everyone should_* .
I just shared my opinion, ig that's why comment sections are ment for ! And @LD shared theirs !
So calm down friend! 🙂
Perfect for making hyper realistic cakes that need hair!
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Me: “Ahhh 20”
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Me: “WTF”
Exponentials be all exponential
Yeah 10x 10 is bigger than 10+ 10
How'd you get 20 tho?
@@PxndaCakes coz I’m dumb😂
yeah it's 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 or 1024.
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Dragon's beard candy videos are pretty amazing. You're essentially watching someone hand pull cotton candy.
Action Lab is now a cooking show :D
Yes please.
I see when ever he folds it he’s exponentially increasing the amount of locks!
Action Lab: " All you need is sugar... "
My childhood memory:
" ...spice and everything nice. "
Good ol' days :)
Me to the ending:
EAT IT! EAT!!!
That sensation of having a hair stuck in your mouth would bother me way too much to even try eating this
Oh my goodness 🤩 I must make this!!
"Ok so lets go make edible hair"
Me: e-excuse me, what?
“Waiter there is a hair in my food”
I love this candy so much - whenever I have it it tastes like my childhood
He made string chess guys!
I love string chess. especially the rooks!
My favorite part are the bishops! They have a subtle yet pleasant flavor
@@cinfdef the knights are way better
@@mistcaller interesting. I’ll take the queen 😏
nah, the best part is the chess board
Dragons: *does not exist*
Humans: we are gonna make edible _dragon beards_ in todays video
What a cool name, in our culture it's called " *Old Man's Beard* "
So *that's* what that's called!
Just like that guy who says let’s make a dragon beard candy And then boom throw his knife to the cutting board and start the process
I love how you put simple math and science to this technique of candy making! Its like the rice and chessboard legend. You are the next Alton Brown of The Food Network. I plan on seeing you there!
He didn't create that though, he still got the thing wrong as well, it's called Dragons Beard and was made in China or something.
I made this for the first time about 2ish years ago. It's actually really fun to make and it really works your arm muscles. It doesn't seem hard but man you'll feel some burning and be sore the next day.
Imagine the old man arms and biceps who make and sell this candy
That looks like a really fun workout 🏋️♀️ with a reward at the end! 🍭
We've been doing this from ages in India'😁. You did a good job too.
"16,000 strings.. wowwwwww"
If it's a Turkish dessert name, izmir regrets it. "izmir pişmaniye"
Basically hand pulled cotton candy. Which is something I kinda miss now lol.
Yasss now I can make my friends even more concerned by watching me eat what they think is a wig
Every shorts uploader that makes realistic cakes is fuming right now.
Oh no. The amount of pull he's putting into it. Looks so hard😭❤️
It's one of the hardest parts but there's several other factors as well like Consistency and the amount that you have to pull how you cook it and he didn't even give it a new coating every time he pulled.
He made a great attempt but he didn't do it properly.
Gonna color this like human hair, curl it, then hide it in pie. Like Wizards of Waverley Place/Family Guy, except fake hair.
Would be a funny double prank!
Ferb, I know what we're gonna do today.
That little lip smack at the end
"Making dragon's breath shotgun ammo" when?
Wow that seriously looks like hair!!!
I used that video when teaching about exponents!
Oh cool!
Bald people: I see this as an absolute win
Man needs to make a cooking channel I love the way he explains everything, makes it a whole lot easier to understand than most cooking channels I've seen
*Make a wig out of this*
*Then eat it*
Everyone else: WTF why is he/she eating hair?
It's called *Soan Papdi* in India. Pronounced as "son" with a delayed o. An amazing sweet dish with smell of cardamom but of course made of mostly melted sugar, and garnished with pistachhios.
My man made some E-girl hair
By the way, that’s how forging Damascus steel works. If you have a million layers Damascus steel, all that means that the blacksmith started off with say 10 thin sheets of different steel, forged them together, then kept cutting them in half and folding and then forging again for 16-17 times
i thought damascus was a lost art
That's actually pretty good to know, I might try it out.
@@andyk5467 I'm pretty sure it's just the ancient art itself, like the recipe (method, process) thing. we know they folded steel a bunch, but they might have added something, or had a significant step that would have made it stronger. I'm honestly not sure.
This takes food in hair to a whole new level “don’t worry, I’ll save that for later.
Perfect timing for Easter!
Nobody:
Action Labs: Okay guys, I want to be able to eat my hair.
Some people eat their hair. It's called trichophagia
@@rachelle363 I did not need to know that!
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bro it looks like my hair did when I was 17 ;-; so much breakage ;-;
This is how "sona papdi" Is made in india😁
I think he means dragon bears candy❤😂
It looks like my fried ass hair after I dye it
Actually we indians have been eating this type of sweet since centuries.Its Known As "Soan Papdi" , you can check that on TH-cam.
We also add different types of flavours to it like saffron and almond soan papdi
I just wanted to comment this and i found yours
It's centuries old in China as well, that is where the name dragon's beard candy comes from. Usually wrapped into small pieces with crushed peanuts inside
it's from china...
It ıs Turkısh dessert actually its called *"Pişmaniye"*. Maybe Hundreds of years ago Indians or Turks learned it from other.
This is actually a sweet I consume once a weekend in my country.
We literally have a sweet item made of that and exactly out of the same procedure in our country lol
What country?
@@rachelle363 it's India
I don't know much about this since it's not common in America and it originated somewhere in Asia I believe, but I think the final product is actually supposed to be like a cottonball!
Action Lab : "Dragon's Beard !"
Most of Southeast Asia : "Grandma's Hair !"
It's called "shon papri"
Its an Bangladeshi snacks item.
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i feel like he’s won elementary science fair and been on a high since
This takes girls chewing on their hair to a whole nother level
Although I've seen this before I straight up thought that was a wig 😭
I cannot believe I completely forget that this existed.
Yooooo, people who make self portraits with cakes need to use this
As someone with long hair, whose hair has ended up in their mouth whilst eating, I have a visceral response to something that looks like hair and "has to" be eaten 🤣🤣
dawg the frizz and split ends🤣
Dudes a fucking genius I would have never thought of that