ChatGPT Asked Me to Review This!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
- I asked ChatGPT what I should review next and this is one of 10 suggestions it had for me: a waffle cone maker. I picked out a popular model and tested it out. See the link below for the recipe I used.
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0:00 Intro & Unboxing
1:40 First Test
3:28 Cone 2
4:28 Cone 3
5:42 Cone 4
6:42 Waffle Bowl
7:36 Cones 5 & 6
8:37 Showing All Cones
9:23 Taste Test
10:10 Final Thoughts
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With all the food gadgets, you just need a food truck now and name it Freakin Eats
It'd serve eggs
That's actually a great name for a food truck. I'd try it out for sure.
@@soogymoogi Me too, when the price of eggs go down lol
Freakin Eats! Yea!
I came to see him make bacon and I'm staying to see him make bacon. I'm definitely not a dog who can type.
I have absolutely no interest in pursuing like 85% of the products you review, but I love watching them, very objective and just fun to sit back and watch
Me, too! Like the old Consumer Reports from 30-50 years ago, even as a kid I loved reading the reviews just 'cause they were so well done.
you mean 100%
@@Uhh.thankyou You mean like like like? Silly kid. Must be a teenager, around fourteen...
@@loveisall5520 huh? i meant not pursing 100% of the products
@@loveisall5520 you on something cuz your comment doesn't make sense at all. its okay im havign a sucky day too.
I had ChatGPT write a comment to this video:
Thanks for the great review Freakin' Reviews! Your honesty and attention to detail made it easy to see the pros and cons of the waffle cone maker. I appreciate your recommendations and will definitely consider purchasing one for my kitchen. Keep up the great work!
I had ChatGPT reply to this comment: Thank you for taking the time to watch and appreciate our review! We're glad to hear that our honesty and attention to detail was helpful in making a decision. We aim to provide valuable insights to help our viewers make informed purchases. Keep on enjoying cooking and we hope to bring more reviews that you find useful.
@@No-nameNo-name I had ChatGPT reply to your comment: Thank you for your comment! As a language model, I am designed to generate responses and continue the conversation as long as necessary. I'm always here to chat and answer your questions, so feel free to keep the conversation going! 😊
ChatGPT is awesome! It will probably suggest things that are the most popular for this audience. I think in a year or so it will be crazy how accurate these AI systems will be given more time to learn humans.
Sounds more intelligent than human responses, such as mine for example
An icecream place here in my city puts an M&M in the bottom of the cone and dips it in chocolate! 🍦
Back in the late 80's a place opened here that would make waffle cones fresh onsite - they would plug the bottom with a malted milk ball while it was still warm - would melt the chocolate just a bit and make a seal - and gave a nice treat at the bottom of the cone
The cone should be made out of malted milk 😍
Great idea! Thanks for sharing this 😁
Great idea! Thanks for sharing this 😁
Pour in some quick set chocolate topping. Place finger on outside of hole first.
If you decide to make the bowl again, I would try flipping the mold upside down. It should be easier to center the cone that way. Not sure if it would work, but that's how I would try it.
I've had a waffle cone maker for around 30 years. My late husband loved waffle cones.
Could also drape the cooked mixture over some wire racks or something to make waffle shells for ice cream tacos!
It seems like a mold would do a better job than an electronic device
Here's the thing I noticed about the uneven cooking. When you opened the lid, the circular waffle was sitting closer to the hinge than the front. I then noticed that when you poured the batter, it was closer to the hinge than the front, so it didn't spread out in the centre. Getting it closer to the centre might get it to bake more evenly.
I never saw that! Very observant :D
I noticed that too and kept hoping he was going to pour closer to the front.
He poured in the center when he needed to pour slightly closer to the front yes, the hinge area has more leverage and squeezes more compared to the front.
I've had one for years but never used it much. I used to drip a little melted chocolate into the cone to seal the small hole in the bottom, but also so there was a bit of choc on the inside of the cone itself 😊
It's delicious....
I worked in a soda fountain in high school. We used a malted milk ball (a “Whopper”).
@@auntlynnie I don't know what that is... Like a Maltese??? It sound like a good idea! And easy to handle for a business 😊
You can put a marshmallow down there.
Well, the "eyeball test" is something I've never seen before. Very creative
We take waffles seriously in our house th-cam.com/users/postUgkxUfphIgghPSpAXNq6OG2WRYsFVqylcqMn and worked our old one through many years of Sunday brunches till it finally gave out on us. Our old one only made two at a time, this one makes four! Nicely sized 1 inch thick which are lovely! Now the kids don't have to wait as long to eat our weekly waffle breakfast and everyone's are hot if we wait and eat all together! Setting 3 seems to work perfect for golden brown. Be sure to pour the batter in the center of each waffle square, not the center of the iron like the novice that posted the scorched waffles photo. About a 1/4 to 1/3 cup of batter in each seemed to work well for us. We tested making just one at a time so we could use all the remaining batter and it made it just as fluffy and golden as when we made 4!
I like the way the bowl formed. It gives it a handle.
All day binging Freakin' Reviews and again, greeted with a fresh upload.
It's like watching late night infomercials in an alternate universe. Thanks James White.
Takes me back to making the waffle cones at Dairy Queen! We made them pretty much the same way, the cooker was bigger and heavier duty, and the roller was shamed similar to this but was aluminum.
Your roller was shamed? God damn that's brutal.
@@dyanosis 🤣🤣
@@dyanosis Yea, it wanted to be plastic so it was special but..............
@@postalinVT had to be nsf listed! Lol
I find that the older you get, the less you need things like this. Thanks James you ROCK!
unless you have kids and even later grandchildren
@@perry92964 I have great grand kids. I still don't need all of these things.
Same. You accumulate so much stuff as the years go by that you eventually stop buying unitaskers in favor of multi-use appliances that do several things well in order to save space.
@@whoopsydaisy6389 I'm getting rid of so many things. I always donate
anything that is good and useable. Space is more important to me now.
@Shirl Bussman Me too. I've been sending tons of stuff to thrift. I've finally stopped keeping gifts out of guilt too and it's so freeing. If I don't love it, off it goes to the donation box no matter who gave it to me!
Would be extremely curious if you experimented doing a handful of videos from ideas given by the comments, and then a handful using ChatGPT, but not let the audience know where the idea for each video came from. Then produce and upload all the videos over a month or two, and record which batch of episodes do better. At the end of the experiment, you'd then reveal your results in one of your 'responding to comments' segments.
These actually look really good. You've inspired me to grab a waffle cone maker
I wonder if pinching the bottom of cone would solve the hole issue at bottom? No issues for the cool to cold weather as I doubt the ice cream would melt much but in the summer? Um,no. We would not like it if chocolate ice cream drips out the hole onto a white shirt. I like the idea of adding a marshmallow in it. The flavor sounds really good. Was there any no no’s about adding flavor extracts prior to cooking? That could be fun experimenting.
In Denmark, we cheat the hole in the bottom by dipping it in melted chocolate. It's delicious. Tip: Put a dash of beer in the batter to make them extra crisp.
That Waffle Cone Maker looks like a really cool gizmo. I think I would buy this. Have you ever used a Pizzelle maker? It looks similar but the finished food item takes on a floral-like pattern. I've never owned either machine, but after seeing your reviews, I probably would.
Was that coffee ice cream? That's what it looked like☕🍧
I was wondering what this is. Just literally watched a TH-cam short of Rhett and Link that was titled "Are we using ChatGPT wrong?" And had no idea what that was. I'm so old lol
It's always fun to watch the reviews, even of items I'd never use.
I'd love to see more videos like this. Ride the hype!
ChatGPT helped me with this:
Awesome review! It's great to see the ice cone maker perform so well and produce such delicious treats. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with the Freakin' Reviews community!
Love how thorough you are. I am actually gonna go look these up. Very interesting 👍👍
i have this machine, if you pinch the very botton together as your rolling you can get it with no hole, well done! I do low carb ice cream and low carb waffle cones, they are perfect too!
I would say use even more mix as you never came close to filling the surface up. Also either the heat source is not right or there is just a cold spot there as every one was pale at the hinge side but only the top as the bottom sides all looked cooked
I've used my regular waffle maker to make cornbread waffles before, they're great with chili scooped over them. I wonder if you could make cornbread waffle bowls with this, or if it might be too thin?
I wouldn't think so and it would be fun to try! I really like your idea of cornmeal waffles!
I have been one of your fans and subscribed since the first year of your reviews. I always love your perspective and balanced objectivity mixed with honest opinions. I never heard of some of these products before I see you review them, but other times you save me money I would have wasted. I never heard of this device. I love this device from what you demonstrated here and might actually have to buy one of these to use for myself and to use when having guests over for snacks or dinner and an ice cream cone or bowl for dessert,
I worked at Baskin Robbins when I was I college and we used to make the huge waffle cones. We had a special device along with the cone to make a tight nice roll..we never actually had to touch the cooked cone. Everything was super heavy stainless steel.
Malt ball in the bottom of the cone makes a great stopper for them holes. Nice treat at the bottom too.
Your Ninja Creami review was so spot on. My wife got me one for Xmas because I had seen your review of it. It's seriously a great gadget. I can make Keto frozen custard (my own recipe) that tastes as good as Culvers. Love it.
Do you think it’s the recipe or the gadget that makes this work though? Couldn’t I potentially make super thin waffles in my waffle maker and roll them into a cone shape myself?
What a satisfying progression between each of the attempts! 📈🍦
My son 8 years and I watch your visors every night before bed. It’s entertaining and informative as well. Keep it up and keep it going. Love ☺️
You can also cut them into shapes using cookie cutters if you are quick enough. ...it helps to warm the cutter and cutting board up a bit first and using basic shapes like hearts etc
Everything I'd have tried to perfect this waffle cone production you tried EXCEPT for pinching the tip shut after rolling the warm waffle into a cone while it's still pliable.
A hard pinched seal should work pretty well. If you want to prevent melted ice cream from leaking out the bottom, a mini marshmallow would work well as a bottom of cone cork that stop the 8ce cream before the pinch-sealed tip.
if i had one of these i would make them and leave them flat, let them harden and break them into chips to dip in a bowl of ice cream or fold them in half and make ice cream tacos
Great idea 💡!
James. This presentation proves you have very much patience.🙂. This would be especially good for someone with a few kids. No doubt it would make very good use of the product.
I think the important thing to remember about making the bowls is that all waffles come with grid lines.
you can seal up the sides with chocolate. the holes are the bottom can be fixed with marshmellows. something my family used to do with a cone maker.
This was a great review, and the first product in a while that I'm actually considering buying!
A Silicone spatula to help get the batter out of the cup would have been great here.
Out of all the products this guy reviewed, this is a product that I would use very often, because I usually make the cones in a normal non-stick pan, but is it a bit hard to spread it out that way, so I might get this in the future
I’ve been all up in Open AI/ChatGPT since it was released and using for client content creation daily but never thought I’d come across Freakin Reviews incorporating into your channel bro!
9:46 My man just speed-ran an ice-cream!
Need more of these ChapGPT suggestions
I never knew I needed one of these! This looks amazing.
Never in my life thought I'd see such a detailed review of an ice cream cone maker
Great video. Glad it was a success!
What you need to do is not put the waffle cone roller all the way to the edge. Bring it in about half to an inch and roll from their that way it joins in the center so you don't have to put a marshmallow or anything in there it'll just seal itself.
I doubt he'll use it again but if he does, he should take your very sensible advice.
Love this video. I have seen that, for the bowl, other makers, put the one bowl mold upside down, on the table, so the "waffle cone" forms over the outside of the first bowl mold, and the inside of the second bowl mold. So gravity helps you push the second bowl mold down, to form the waffle bowl shape. I did not really know what ChatGPT was. Thank for the information.
ChatGPT is awesome. Been having it write funny little stories with my friends as characters in the stories. They loved the stories. BTW, there is a food truck here in Kansas City that uses 3 of these to make waffle cones. They then form the waffle around fried chicken tenders and fried shrimp and pork to make unique sandwich / burritos. They are amazing. The wrapped fried chicken ones, they give you maple syrup and spray butter all over the cone / wrapper.
For the waffle bowl set the bowl form on the table with the arch up drape the waffle over it then gently put the other half over it. Wait 30 seconds flip your whole bowl right side up. This way you are not forcing it down into the form but the edges are gently pulled down by gravity.
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"Great video! I appreciate the thorough and honest review. Your attention to detail really helped me understand the pros and cons of the product. Thank you for taking the time to create this informative content. I will definitely be considering this product after watching your review."-Chatgpt when asked to write a review for this video
Awesome👍 One of the funnest
and tastiest reviews to date.🍦
Looks delicious! Next time if you get the hole down to a small size just pinch the bottom for a few seconds and let it dry/rest.
Great idea using Chatgpt for video ideas! This is a great series!
An easy variation would be to fold them like tortillas, easily done with a taco rack. For the cones, could you fold up the bottom a bit to block the hole? Or are they not big enough cones that way? A drippy ice cream cone is one of life's less pleasant experiences, but maybe the crunch makes up for it.
Must be a good choice. Showed up on my feed 4 hours after release. Normally, I don't see your videos until a few days or even a week after release. Chat-GPT is kind of amazing.
I, for one, welcome our new AI overlord with demonstrated excellent priorities. Also, dipping the tip in chocolate to seal it has amazing benefits!
I have their regular waffle maker that looks just like this, only without the dial on it. I've been using it for 20 years now and the hinges are broken, but still works great. I've tried several others, trying to replace it, but they all stick and create such a big mess. Still using this one until I can find a new one just like it. 👍👍
I'd very much like you to review self-contained paint rollers; there are 2 types: reservoir in the handle and reservoir in the head. they came a long way since they appeared on the market.
All hail our Robot Overlord - ChatGPT.
Noooo! ChatGPT is taking over even Freakn Reviews 🤣. I wanna see what else ChatGPT comes up with.
Not sure if you have tried this yet, but that if you were to pinch or even fold the hole at the bottom before they set? May not look as good but may save you some mess 🤷♂️😁
James, we have an idea on closing up the hole. When your forming the cone just pinch the bottom and it should close up the hole..................
I loved this video, a product I would have never expected you to review!
You're really creative in staying with the trends
I don't eat frozen desserts often enough to justify getting one of these, but I'm almost sold on it based almost entirely on the differences you pointed out between these waffle cones and store bought waffle cones.
Wow, I really like this cone maker and I think I’ll buy one.👍🏻👏🏼as usual,another great video.👍🏻❤️
I recently bought a 4” waffle maker. Like you it was trial and error until I got it how I liked it. You are so easy to watch.
Yah…I’d eat em all!! The crunch sounds great👍🏼👍🏼
Just bought one to make keto tortillas - working on recipes - this unit is gang busters for making anything you want that is thin and round - the non-stick is quite good and have not had to oil as much as my waffle maker. Sooo - it's handy - it's inexpensive - you want one - just buy it!
Pour the batter closer to the top of the black part
10:03 Ice Cream eyeball leak test: PASSED
Serving size of ice cream is 2/3 cup and yogurt 6oz so the smaller cone is good. Move the batter toward the front.
When I've seen you posted a video featuring ChatGPT I thought it's going to be forced because of all the hype around it but was I wrong! You kept your product review style and did not go into useless segments of the AI. I liked the video, keep it up James!
I think you have a waffle maker, an ice cream maker, a snow cone maker, a hot dog cooker, a popcorn machine... do you know or is there a corn dog maker you can review and I think you will have all the. machines to make all the food one would find in a carnival!
Rest of the world: that's a normal size cone.
US: it should also be able to double as a hat.
fastest eating of an ice cream cone I ever saw! HA HA I would be tempted not to make the cones but just cut the waffles into 6 triangles and serve ice cream in a bowl with 3 of them stuck in it! Great snacking! HA HA
With this product, you can try making the choco taco at home which were sadly discontinued
Excellent review, but I'm kinda surprised that you didn't try making the cones without the tool. I feel like you could get similar results with just a griddle, maybe even a skillet.
"Well it's not leaking in my eyeball, that's a good thing" - Freakin' Reviews Somebody needs to make a shirt that says this! lol
Now this I am definitely going to buy. I think this will be fun to make with the family and a nice fresh alternative. Thanks as always James 🤙 oh and ChatGPT
Great review. Although this is a great gift idea I prefer Greek yogurt with fresh fruit. I'm not a big fan of ice cream. You do the best reviews, I enjoy watching them even if I'm not interested in the product.
i saw the last video where you were testing/comparing the shavers; i think you need to take off a millimeter or two more from (your) right side of the goatee to make it symmetric
This is really cool. Thanks James!
They look pretty good. Yep I'd eat all the test one's, even the 1st one. I think I might get one! Thank you for sharing.
I like eating the cone by itself!
There are no "mistakes" just yummy toppings when making waffle cones. 😁
I’m glad it didn’t leak into your eyeball😂. You put yourself in harms way for our viewing pleasure, thank you good sir
I used to make cones at Marble Slab. It is an art form
Fresh baked waffle cones are my favorite scent
You ate that cone like a monster. Who puts the entire thing in their mouth like that?! LOL
I used to in an amusement park inside the food service place where they made those.
I bet an upside down Hershey kiss would fix any cone holes.
There's nothing like that bite of ice cream + cone.