Some tips for home bakers: 1) Weigh your ingredients! Including liquids and solids. 2) Don't use baking soda older than 6 months after opening. 3) After forming the cookie dough into rounds, place in the fridge for 24 hours to let the flavors meld. 4) Put some rock salt on top of the cookie to help even out the sweetness. 5) Consider substituting ALL of the white sugar for brown sugar. 6) Consider substituting half of the all purpose flour for cake flour for a softer cookie with a finer crumb. 7) Consider weighing the cookie dough rounds for consistency. DO: The baker shall consume one cookie shortly after baking for quality assurance and reward of effort.
One time at a conference I saw the catering people at the hotel with a box of these frozen cookies, this brand. when they served them they were SO good, so I asked the girl how to get them and she gave me the info of the food service rep they use. now i buy them in bulk and keep them in the freezer lol they are the best choc chip cookies i've ever had
yeah i once did voulenteering cooking food for a charity and they had those frozen cookies and they just come out perfect really soft and delicous, really surpising really.
Then they give out the portion weight and sizing of the discs. Then later tell you time and temp for baking them. They're really giving it away on this one.
@@BPollard86 it's also just a super basic cookie recipe. The selling point is the convenience, and that it's exactly how you would make a cookie at home, as opposed to other producers which I assume use industrial tricks
@@JacobAvnerPr1mus3 Actually, the ingredients are out of order - eggs should be creamed, then flour, salt, soda, THEN chips last so they don't get all broken.
As someone who did work for a cookie chain this is sadly true :( . But once I left I went back to my favorite cookies lol. It took me a couple months to like them again
I got these as a gift one time when purchasing a car from a dealership these are seriously the best cookies. They are located in Nashville TN maybe some other places too
There are lots of companies that don't make things for the general public, but rather for commercial purposes. Grocery stores or restaurants are probably their main customers.
parents always say "theres no such thing as butter" meanwhile me on the kitchen floor with foam coming out my mouth thats either rabbies or butter and a peice of toast with a foot long cube of butter with a big bite on the side with my arms and legs twitching and hearing my parents call 911
I remember the origin story differently. I remember it being pre-civil-war America and the baker being a slave. Her master loved chocolate cookies, but she ran out of the ingredients. So she tried the method described and created chocolate chip cookies. She presented them to her master, and he loved them even more than normal chocolate cookies.
Subway has the best oatmeal raisin cookiesin my opinion. Tasty’s ultimate chocolate chip recipe is the best chocolate chip cookies in my oppinion but dang are subway cookies good I always get 1 cookie instead of chips
Before watching this : I just ate 2 chocolate chip cookies before watching this lets see how this goes After watching video:ohhh not bad like I was expecting good
Haven’t watched this in awhile so when they said “Madagascar, Africa” I had to do a quick mental check to remind myself that Madagascar is indeed, not in New Jersey
For those who were wondering, the tins contain 18 cookies for $36.99 plus $10,45 for shipping. $47.44 total for 18 cookies. I dunno, I can get a lot of Oreo's for $47.44. Just sayin'.
Damnit. I was trying to make this cookie but my vanilla wasn't harvested from Madagascar, Africa.
If you can't harvest them from Madagascar Africa, then store-bought is fine!
@@k47marie71 why are you using your mommy's phone?
@@UniMagik thanks for telling me
yeah what's the deal with introducing it as "country, continent?" i've never seen that before lol
@@k47marie71 redditor moment
Some tips for home bakers:
1) Weigh your ingredients! Including liquids and solids.
2) Don't use baking soda older than 6 months after opening.
3) After forming the cookie dough into rounds, place in the fridge for 24 hours to let the flavors meld.
4) Put some rock salt on top of the cookie to help even out the sweetness.
5) Consider substituting ALL of the white sugar for brown sugar.
6) Consider substituting half of the all purpose flour for cake flour for a softer cookie with a finer crumb.
7) Consider weighing the cookie dough rounds for consistency.
DO: The baker shall consume one cookie shortly after baking for quality assurance and reward of effort.
dumb suggestions. And we don't need more salt
At that point he'll get diabetes
If you just use brown sugar, you'll end up with a dense, wet cookie, not a soft fluffy one. But I like the dense cookies so that's what i would do
dam fine comment :)
i always tell people cookies are hard to make but they just dont understand
@@unguidedone yeh they are kinda my first cookie batch was a soup🤮
“They look homemade and they taste homemade, but this home is a factory.”
*INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION.*
Ted Kaczynski moment
I wonder what the alternative to homemade is if it's not factorymade
@@presidenteherm5161 Damn.
@@9nikola I am assuming it would be more made of artificial ingredients.but Idk
Good one F-35A Lightning II
0:40 now that’s a big block of butter 🧈
Was I not the only one that had a surprise reaction to the butter?
I mean, look at the mixer :D
In america that's normal sized.
Sam Leen nah, it’s bigger in America
@@norscored bro bigger? In America butter is larger than Pluto, Ceres and Eris combined lmfao
“Please ignore the two cookies that have fallen out of line on the bottom of the screen. They will be punished for insubordination once filming ends.”
ah, i see you're a man of culture as well
GET THOSE BROWNIES OUTTA HERE, GOD DAMMIT!!
More like 3
Huh?
They’re referencing Huggbee’s parody of this video, called “How It’s Actually Made - Chocolate Chip Cookies.”
One time at a conference I saw the catering people at the hotel with a box of these frozen cookies, this brand. when they served them they were SO good, so I asked the girl how to get them and she gave me the info of the food service rep they use. now i buy them in bulk and keep them in the freezer lol they are the best choc chip cookies i've ever had
yeah i once did voulenteering cooking food for a charity and they had those frozen cookies and they just come out perfect really soft and delicous, really surpising really.
Otis spunkmeyer
@@RVMathew hehe.... spunk
It's that dark brown sugar they use. They have an excellent recipe
link to buy in bulk?
“It’s a closely guarded secret so we can’t tell you but uh **drops to a whisper** just multiply these two things”
I came straight to the comments to see if someone else noticed. I thought that was hilarious.
Then they give out the portion weight and sizing of the discs. Then later tell you time and temp for baking them. They're really giving it away on this one.
@@BPollard86 it's also just a super basic cookie recipe. The selling point is the convenience, and that it's exactly how you would make a cookie at home, as opposed to other producers which I assume use industrial tricks
@@JacobAvnerPr1mus3 Actually, the ingredients are out of order - eggs should be creamed, then flour, salt, soda, THEN chips last so they don't get all broken.
I feel like working in a cookie factory would ruin your taste for them. Every time you eat a cookie you would think of work
As they say, "Work with something you love and you will never love that thing again."
But think of the bright side, UNLIMITED COOKIES!
I think you could fairly take yourself inapropriate cookies, like broken, with too much salt, and etc.
As someone who did work for a cookie chain this is sadly true :( . But once I left I went back to my favorite cookies lol. It took me a couple months to like them again
Sweet, sweet work
I love How It's Made videos, ever since I was a kid, but to realize they really went out of their way to produce a segment on good ol' cookies
Cookies have a word in Latin. That’s enough justice to run a segment on just cookies in my book
Well, that's one way to bake cookies.
Let's be real, this video will get recommended to everyone 5 years from now at 3AM
Hey, nobody's here! (yet)
Luis Marcus Apo Omg it was made 50 minutes ago lol
Why on earth are people compelled to write the exact same comment under every video, it's so lame.
1Am here
Who needs five years when we have like 18 hours
Me: I should go to sleep.
TH-cam: how chocolate chip cookies are made.
Me: Well well well let’s find out then.
One of us.
I don't need sleep. I need answer
I watched this at 4:00 am cause I was curious
Who needs sleep? I don't and I'm guessing you don't either.
Yes
Who else is watching this whilst absolutely starving?
I am man. I could literally smell it through the screen
Lol that would be me.
My dad at all the cookie dough leaving barely any for my sister and I, this reminds me of that and makes me _sad_
Yeshh and i dont hace the stuff to make it😭
Hey my name is José/ J.K.C.
Subtitles- they look homemade, they taste homemade, but this ho is a factory
Lol I caught that too haha
I read your comment right as it happened 😂
I swear to god that’s what he said
😂😂😂
Lol
Watched so much "How it's Actually made" now youtube recommends the actual How its made
F
Same
Same
I remember getting up for school back in the 2000’s and this show would be on and another called the most Extreme
Yes that was my top two favorite shows!🤔😆🤗
I remember both of them, awesome shows!!
This show is so relaxing
I got these as a gift one time when purchasing a car from a dealership these are seriously the best cookies. They are located in Nashville TN maybe some other places too
I can’t be the only one who subbed just for this series.
Dart owl me lol
Me too, Lmao
How do you only have 22 likes?
Alexander The Fiction because theirs nothing special about it
0-0-0 alch is the cheapest lead popping power. Change my mind
And that’s how to give the gift of homemade chocolate chip- GET THOSE BROWNIES OUT OF HERE GOD DAMN IT!
4:56
“This is how to give the gift of homemade cookies”
I can’t unhear GET THOSE BROWNIES OUT OF HERE GODDAMNIT 😂
me too
This man's voice is so silky smooth. He is the only one I can stand to listen to explain.
Brooks Moore is a great narrator for this show. His narration is smooth.
I freaking love that narrator's voice, for some reason
my uncle got a big box of cookie dough from this exact same company and i baked them and they were soooooo good
@slutgirlreborn1155 If you were making a joke, that is a really bad joke.
4:10 "who, unfortunately, doesn't get to conduct the assessment by eating the samples"
Mood
I love the storytelling behind these videos! A great example of what to strive for for us smaller channels!
Ok
This takes me back, my highschool would bake this brand for lunch. Really are the best cookies.
Why have I never heard of a single company that makes it on this show
There are lots of companies that don't make things for the general public, but rather for commercial purposes. Grocery stores or restaurants are probably their main customers.
because you eat cheap cookies from grocery stores
@@Hirungolwe don't call me out like that
The show is also based in Canada so a lot of the things that are made here are Canadian
@@Hirungolwe shhhh
I'll finally rest easy knowing my storebought cookie dough doesn't have any metal particles in it.
Rat hairs. Insect legs. Dirt from the ventilation. Skin flakes from the workers. But, dammit, no metal! :)
@@CommanderBalok I think I would rather have rat hair instead of metal particles.
@@CommanderBalok can't complain about skin flakes, always good to have the extra protein in your diet
@@CommanderBalok heat kills then bacteria from those things, metal just softens for a while
make your own cookie dough then
"They look homemade, and taste homemade, but this home is a factory."
Damn, no need to get THAT harsh.
Me: "Yeah just a little bit of butter on my toast will do."
*My Mom* 0:42
I'm fukin 💀
parents always say "theres no such thing as butter" meanwhile me on the kitchen floor with foam coming out my mouth thats either rabbies or butter and a peice of toast with a foot long cube of butter with a big bite on the side with my arms and legs twitching and hearing my parents call 911
THAT'S A BIG BLOCK O' BUTTER!
Best dessert ever! Love Chocolate Chip Cookies so much.
00:40 When the recipe says "one cube of butter" 😂
Note: this is the original (no parody) of "GET THOSE BROWNIES OUTTA HERE"
BTW this is not edited.
4:58 "GET THOSE BROWNIES OUT OF HERE GOSH DARNIT" - Huggbees
I love these videos, I have bought so many things I didn't know I wanted, and just placed an order of cookies and brownies from them
Did you like them?
@@rajaram4658 they were good, but the price is high.
Just buy chewy cookies, they tasted similar.
Yum!
I was really hoping the factory was just filled with little grandmas in mini kitchens, baking away and having a ball!
This show is the number one source to go to when you are wondering how your random household object was created.
Just imagine the aroma these workers had to endure in the factory ☺
That was one good cookie of a presentation.
Bruh
this is one bad cookie of a joke
0:57 Then it's time for the secret ingredient...
Chocolate chips.
I came here from "how its really made" and i can't stop thinking about the things he said there while watching this.
Soft chewy Tall House chocolate chip cookies used to be my weakness. Now I just don't go down that isle any more. Shalom
5:00 "Get those brownies out of my face"
I love how they are just vibin in the most ddle
In the words of Bob Ross: Cookies are happy little accidents.
I need a recipe
@@bobross7744 lol
I think we all grew up watching this, at least if you were the "nerd" type lol but I don't care loved this show almost as much as I did Mythbusters
A cookie didnt make it to the next conveyor belt at 2:23
It's yours noww
Rip in peace
Owen Sauve “Rip in peace”? So Rest In Peace in peace?
Owen Sauve so... basically rest in pieces haha
F
" And that's how you give the gift of homemade chocolate chip- *GET THOSE BROWNIES OUT OF HERE GODDAMNIT* "
looking for comments like these good taste
I thought this video was a joke, but then the video ended and i realized i wasn’t watching huggbees, i just watched a video on how cookies are made.
I remember the origin story differently. I remember it being pre-civil-war America and the baker being a slave. Her master loved chocolate cookies, but she ran out of the ingredients. So she tried the method described and created chocolate chip cookies. She presented them to her master, and he loved them even more than normal chocolate cookies.
0:43 i like how the dude just put the butter like one thick block to the bowl just boom like that lol
1:14
Me when the recipe says "salt to taste"
I love how the ending felt like an ad
No one:
Not one soul:
Absolutely no one in existence:
Science Channel: Check out these factory produced homemade cookies...
2:23 a cookie doe piece fell look in the bottom left
I miss watching this show. Old school,
This show is amazing to fall asleep to, whenever there's a marathon on I just turn to it and I'm practically guaranteed to catch some Z's.
@Sarafina Summers 🤨📸
Did you say the drug? You get the 4K capture.
rare to see a science channel post something about foods
Imagine how amazing this factory smells!
smells like Madagascar, Africa
Thank god uploaded in time for me to listen to help me get to sleep
Isn’t it morning?
@@catereenacat timezones
bigclive works better, even comes in a variety of doses.
Catereena Cat u must be a youngin huh
2:23 look at those sad cookies on the bottom that dropped out of the conveyor belt.
I've just been to their website. Heaven above, those cookies are expennnnnnsive!!!!!
I just looked at the website also. Holy Smokes....cookies should not cost that much. Geez!
How much is it?
@@emmac.j.8374 Check out this link to the website and see for yourself - www.christiecookies.com/shop.html#cookies
@@KaneshaAndrews jeez Louis that is expensive haha 😂
@@emmac.j.8374 Exactly! I like chocolate chip cookies too, but I won't pay those prices.
I love chocolate chip cookies. Especially during Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
I always thought stuff just just existed I never knew they actually made stuff like this
I've gotten too used to "how it's actually made" that I can't watch these normally anymore
Help, I can’t watch these anymore without hearing Huggbees voice
I like how this episode has an explanation point at the end. Cookies!
If you think I'm watching without eating cookies your a madman
“Then it’s time for the secret ingredient, Chocolate chips” 1:01
And then you find out where Vanilla comes from... Though from some research the Vanilla we all eat is in fact Synthetic so yeah.
Thought this was hugbees. Got confused when the vid ended without satire lmao.
I'm only back to watching these because I've watched all the huggbees ones (i think). To mr. huggbees: more content would be much appreciated 😂
@@JxJx2005 LMAO
@@JxJx2005 LMAO
This makes me want one right now!
Thanks for this useful recipe! I'll try this!
This was so satisfying to watch
Yeah!
That industrial block of butter lives in my dreams, and nightmares
I feel like I’m the only one that watches this to fall asleep
Oh, I love making chocolate chip cookies! I usually bake some up for my family during the holidays. And my nephew loves them. 😊
I think we can all agree that subway has the best cookies
:P
I just priced these cookies in a bulk order box as shown in the video and they are over $1 per cookie. to expensive. subway is like .50 cents
RC Repairs wtf subway is $3 per cookie in my country
Subway has the best oatmeal raisin cookiesin my opinion. Tasty’s ultimate chocolate chip recipe is the best chocolate chip cookies in my oppinion but dang are subway cookies good
I always get 1 cookie instead of chips
They cost 1.4SGD, which is exactly 1USD
26 Famoter / Lee Hong Hui a dollar per cookie isn’t a lot of money when you take account the 10$ minimum wage
worked at a hotel that served these. i miss that job JUST because of these cookies.
Before watching this : I just ate 2 chocolate chip cookies before watching this lets see how this goes
After watching video:ohhh not bad like I was expecting good
If I was in a cookie factory I'd just stay there and eat the entire boxes of cookies
That is grounds for job termination.
Omg finally!.. How chocolate chip cookies are made.
Haven’t watched this in awhile so when they said “Madagascar, Africa” I had to do a quick mental check to remind myself that Madagascar is indeed, not in New Jersey
This is how to give a gift of homemade chocolate chip coo- GET THOSE BROWNIES OUT OF HERE
GET THOSE BROWNIES OUT OF HERE GOD DAMN IT
someone got good taste
0:41 - "then butter" I'm sorry but I started dying laughing when I saw how big it was haha
They look homemade and taste homemade but this ho is a factory great and true quotes 0:27
Anyone else eating chocolate chip cookies while watching this?
Now I'm waiting for a "How It's Actually Made" version of this episode.
Your wish is granted
I clicked that expecting a regular how it's made and was extremely disappointed, yet intrigued
I had to bake some of these same at my job and these chocolate 🍫 chips cookies 🍪 and they're delicious 😋.
Never seen that much butter at once in my whole like :o
4:55 "And that's how to give the gift of chocolate ch-- GET THOSE BROWNIES OUTTA HERE, G**DAMNIT!"
For those who were wondering, the tins contain 18 cookies for $36.99 plus $10,45 for shipping. $47.44 total for 18 cookies. I dunno, I can get a lot of Oreo's for $47.44. Just sayin'.
Shout out the this channel for helping us through the hell of the pandemic.
At 4:57 I braced for “GET THOSE BROWNIES OUT OF HERE GOD DAMNIT”
Me too
"A little bit of butter" 0:40
I always make my Chocolate Chip Cookies at home
These are some legit cookies. Deliciously nice
0:40 comically large butter cube
0:42 damn that a lot of butter - n o i c e
That moment when you watch a how its made and wait throughout the whole video for the funny punchline and then realize its real...
My grandmother rose from her grave, pissed off, just because I dared to click on this video.