Homemade "Honey"
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I make 'honey' from lilac flowers. Has a pale pinky hue of colour to it. Beautiful way of studying botanics and turning them into foods, oils and salves.
I've made it with violets before. Its such a bright beautiful purple!!
@@XxCosmicWarriorxX that's gorgeous! I love the smell of sweet violets. We've made our own sweets from pressed violet flowers ❤️ happy foraging my friend x
@SenpaiKai9000 thankyou kindly for pinning my comment ❤ I feel honoured.
Do you follow the same process as the video? The flavor of the lilac holds up to the heat?
@batacumba no, but you can make sweet syurp using the fermentation process instead of steeping and boiling as flowers like lilac and violets are delicate and water will remove its properties. You can create the syrup by picking the flowers of the lilac and layering them with sugar in a sealed jar over a couple of months - one layer of flower then a layer of sugar all the way to the top of the jar - i believeits a Japanesemethod as ive seen it also done with sakura cherry blossom. You can also make lilac infused honey using real raw honey and steeping your local flowers in raw honey for a couple of days. Hope you find this helpful.
If you don't reduce it as much you'll have a great infused simple syrup for cocktails.
Its honey in parenthesis because it isnt literal honey.
This, in reality, is infused simple syrup. 😊
booze is bad for ya bro.
@@agaba5500 so is almost everything we do for fun
@@agaba5500 1) No it isn't. In moderation (one drink a day) there's actually health benefits to alcohol.
2) Simple syrup has a lot of non-alcoholic applications, like mocktails and desserts.
@@agaba5500so is internet, yet here we are.
Honey can never be replaced
Yeah..it looks more like a syrup 😂
Honey is my life.
Kithul treacle >>>>>>>> honey
Was this comment made by Winnie the Pooh
It doesn't look like syrup 😂rather it is a syrup
It's syrup, not honey
I was waiting for someone to say it
Hence the quotation marks. 🙄
Hey hey hey, it’s just an American trying to convince himself. Let his lipids be 😂
@@CaenaGrey why not use the proper word instead of misleading terminology wrapped into quotes?
@@michaelvandeborne9382 womp womp
Now replace the sugar with honey and you get fruit infused honey
make honey with honey genius
Cooking honey always tastes gross
you just mixed honey with fruit water
@@vapedadforchristNot that humans could make honey. Takes some idiots to come up with that idea.
Well the idea was to evaporate the excess water from the honey fruit mix unless you want mead in your honey jar. ^^
Also if you boil down honey even more you can make it very thick and candy-like. Never tried it though but some people on the internet like it.
"I HAVE TO GO AWAY FOR 18 MONTHS" SIR ARE YOU GOING TO SERVE A MINOR JAIL SENTENCE 😂
😂😂😂😂
18 months is minor!? Shiiiiit 😂
@@mlee4467when you get older, 18 months can start to really fly. Depressing, but it is what it is.
All the more reason to not end up in jail young.
18 months is definitely a Prison sentence....
Man, I'm so sorry to hear about that "oopsie" you had it Walmart. 18 months seems to me like an extremely oppressive amount of time for something like a theft. Unless you took the store hostage and held a woman at gunpoint for half an hour and made her pee her pants, I can't see giving you 18 months. I mean, what did you do fillet a child? Sheesh it's like they think you reinvented crime or something!
Honestly, I don't know what you did but it still didn't deserve 18 months. But that's justice in America for you… fairness for sale, and depression for the masses. I'm really truly sorry for your situation Bro, and please don't be upset when I say this but I'm gonna say a prayer for you and your safety. Don't let "The Man" get you down, we are rooting for you! Luke
Please be careful with hot sugar it can cause really bad burns. It gets hotter than boiling water. (Just a reminder for new cooks or people who havent worked with molten hot sugar before)
Good advice. Candy making (though this should get to the soft crack at most) is almost as scary as deep frying, in my opinion. And there are some really good chefs who consider home deep-frying too dangerous. It’s not quite as hot, but it’s infinitely stickier and harder to get off.
@@GogiRegionyes I agree. I just watched Ann from how to cook that, and kids were getting 3rd degree burns from sugar. Trying to make sugar coated fruit in the microwave.
Yes, deep frying is dangerous as well. When I was a kid my friend burnt her house down trying to deep fry french fries. Lucky they got out in time.
@meganheartswell I watched that same video yesterday.
Very good advice it's truly painful because it's hotter and because it doesn't cool down fast under the water being stook on the skin transferring heat for priceless milliseconds when you are trying reversing it.
It’s just as bad as getting melted plastic on the skin. It sticks and traps in so much more heat. Guaranteed blister.
that's how you make a homemade syrup lol
That’s what I was going to say 🤣
I gave up after the vegan honey fiasco, with the girl using dandelion roots..... Idk why they cant just call it what it is.... syrup, jelly.... not bee vomit... its never gonna be bee vomit
@@ellevictor474I don't know about dandelion roots, but making a jelly with the flowers does have a very similar taste to honey, the texture is just way off.
@@ellevictor474because vegan alternatives are mostly there for people who are interested in becoming vegan or are allergic to certain foods and are trying to figure out how to eat without the things they want to get rid of. People who have been vegan for decades usually avoid alternative meats and such unless they're going out to eat because highly processed food is not good for you and also pretty expensive. Basically, they're called "vegan *non vegan product*" in order to make it easier for new vegans to understand what they can replace with a certain food item in their cooking, not because they think it's the exact same thing
We need to start using the proper names for things in English.
This is like when you ask for maple syrup and get maple flavoured corn syrup
Congrats you made simple syrup
😆, with a ton of unhealthy sugar. 😢
@@brendajohnson9798what do you think simple syrup is, exactly...?
Okay that's what I thought lol.
@@s.colins2050…..👀 So bees makes sugar?!
@@brendajohnson9798whos gonna tell her?
That pan lid definitely fit👍
😂😂😂😂
Yup Thats the joke.
I think the lid was to hold down the pineapple skins so it can steep better
it’s for straining i believe, so they don’t fall out, lowkey genius
😆🤔😆🤣
Kid: mom can we get honey.
Mom: No son we have honey at home.
*Honey at home*
I feel like im stealing the bee's jobs.
😂😂😂😂😂 right
😂😅😅
It’s better than stealing from the bees
Can't wait for him to get sued by them
This is syrup not honey
It tastes nothing like honey, doesn’t even come close to replacing honey and has nothing in common with it other than its sticky.
Y’all can not be this dense
Don’t call it honey, it’s not honey. It’s a thick fruit syrup.
Yeah wtf is this click bait bs
I mean... technically, honey is just thick fruit or flower syrup.
@@CaptainSweatpants90no bozo,honey comes from bees.
You Made Fruit Syrup.
Honey is Honey
And fruit Syrup Is Fruit Syrup .
@@righteousshadowsdojopt.3979 You really think I didn't know that?
I know this wasn't TECHNICALLY honey. The video says that as well. Sure, it's a bit clickbaity.
But it's pretty damn close to what honey really is, because it really isn't much more than a thick syrup made from pollen by bees.
Calling sugar syrup honey should be a crime💀
It’s very similar. Of course honey is unique in many ways.
should it tho.. lol
@@Sajessarcomeresit is not similar in the slightest. Comparing sugar syrup to honey is like comparing drywall to bread
@@viciousyeen6644 lol
Labeling it that way on a commercial product is actually a crime.
You didn't make Honey...you made pineapple syrup. The two are not the same.
Thats why he said "honey" (plus quotation marks). It looks like honey and its sweet too but its not honey.
@@bluecat6902 so one might say he made "Vaseline" or "Vicks VapoRub" or "Crazyglue" and those would also be ok, right? Because quotation marks absolve you of anything. People have been making such "honeys" for centuries, they are called jams, marmalades and such, no quotation marks needed.
@@bluecat6902...yea this already has a name it's syrup no need to change the word n mislead
Thank you
@@TheyCantCagreed
In my country there is traditional „Dandelion-honey” or „Mayflower-honey” made alike this - but with soaking flowers for few hours to day and adding more sugar and lemon juice.
Is your country Germany?
@@Dispatern Poland I guess 😅
@@dariajarzab3804 I've never seen it in Poland. Didn't know it was a thing there too! Nice to know. :)
same here!
Us in the Czech republic too :D
This is how kam is made. In the Caribbean it is common for mountain gauvas to be used and make homemade jam. Mountain gauvas are small cherry sized guavas that are much sweater than their larger relatives.
This is good knowledge. Thank you!
1.5 cups of sugar = 300 g of sugar
300g of sugar= 300g of sugar
Umm. I think your math is a little wrong there..
1 cup = 250grams therefore
1.5 cups = 375grams
@@jeannieecker6549 my sources tell me 1 cup = 200 g but it depends on the type of sugar and how much you pack the cup I suppose
@@jeannieecker6549 a cup is a volume measurement not a weight measurement
Incorrect . A cup of flour isn't 250gm either 🤦🏻♂️ your baking must come out amazing @@jeannieecker6549
Next video: "Why honey at restaurant are better"
The staff nuts in it 😂
@@seanpenn180gonna need the location of that restaurant... so that I can avoid it of course
@@seanpenn180 premium quality milk
@@dominikrnigonna need the location of that restaurant…so that I can work in it if course
@@cobylin9192 ngl jizz mixed with honey seems like it’d make a great addition to my tea. That’s what my friend said…
Dog was like: *”Wtf is that smell?”*
Um, is no one going to talk about his "going away for 18 months after having issues at a Walmart"? 🤣
Funny that you are the only one to comment on this. Seems orhers were too busy being ANGRY about the "honey" reference. None of my business about his Wal-Mart oopsie. But, I thought it just a little strange that he would include that info in his video. Hope things go well for him and the 18 months slide on by without incidents.
Right, I'm like, he just casually throws in his Walmart theft. The sad part is that things are so expensive is this what people are doing to survive stealing pineapples to make honey syrup !! This is real life!! Damn it spongebob would of helped out!
@@noellehuss7931 I never accused him of anything! lol js 👀
I was thinking the same thing!!!
😂
Man was so casual about dropping the 'cos i have to go away for like 18 months.'
😂😂I heard that too lol
What did he do in Walmart in Ohio that he is going to prison for 18 months? Hmmmm
@@shannonz9211 He tried to pass this syrup off as honey and the American Beekeeping Federation found out and is sending him to prison.
@shannonz9211 it's generally understood that a year or more would be a felony charge. Other than that I'm not sure. However referring to a felony as an oopsie.... 😂
@@shannonz9211 Since they go for easy targets, probably stole baby formula to give out to starving families
Oopsie
The word "Syrup": exists
This man: Honey 🍯
mama says PLEASE STOP PUTTING HOT ASSED STUFF RIGHT INTO PLASTIC!
I AGREE!!!
No, the melted polyester rubber fumes adds to the flavor.
@MotherRealtor 😅
That's so TRUE! ❤ And also
YOUR CAPITAL LETTERS 😆
@@thegodofsoapkekcario1970😂 Indeed
Don't let him cook again
A Walmart in downtown Ohio sounds like a nightmare and a public health concern
I've been in many. I agree.
As an Ohio native, I can confirm
What’s downtown “Ohio”? Ohio is a state.
@@PhullyNo1 it's tongue-in-cheek
used to go at night when I was a kid just to watch any spectacle that may occur
It’s a simple syrup with fructose twist for taste and flavor rather than honey. This may have its place for cocktails 🍹 but definitely lacks medicinal and health benefits of HONEY 🍯.!!!
Did you know you can cut pineapple core into thin strips and pickle it for a short period of time. It gets the same texture as carrots
I like chewing on pineapple core; it's a bit like a gum, and delicious. (I presume if I chew it well and swallow it it'll be dietary fiber, but I typically spit it out after a short while.)
O shit really? Woah
What's the taste like? What kind of pickling?
My 🇯🇲 we use it after it’s cool for lemonade with sugar ginger and 🍋 juice!!! Refreshing!!!
It sounds great! I'm gonna try making it. Thanks!
Sounds good! I will try this soon, thank you!
You mean that is how we make pineapple juice.. just add ginger... steep it.. then strain and add sugar to taste.. serve over ice.. delicious
Bro got it from The Walmart downtown Ohio.
This is called syrup. Syrup. Honey is a product of the apiculture industry a la bees. Syrup is sugar water sometimes flavored with fruit or herbal essence.
Cry about it
@@johnchesterfield9726 No, I will continue to calmly inform the world of the wrongness of its ways until it conforms, either by choice or by the weight of the consequences of its actions.
@@bradleykurtz2605 You don’t control how language works. Language constantly changes and evolves, words take on new meanings all the time. This is just basic semantics. So, keep crying about it
@@bradleykurtz2605 Wait until you find out about peanut _butter_ not being the product of churned cream!
@@bradleykurtz2605 Wait until you find out about peanut _butter_ not being the product of churned cream!😟
It is just fruit infused sugar syrup, will never have the same antioxidants and minerals that natural raw honey has
Exactly, same as the difference between Coconut "Joghurt" and actual joghurt.
The former is mainly sugar and carbon hydrates while the latter has a lot of Protein, as well as calcium.
Honey is also the best anti-biotic there is, which is an added benefit, given the inflationary usage of anti-biotics and the rise of anti-biotic resitant bacterias and viruses coming out of certain countries like China or Morocco.
The only thing those pathogens haven't been able to deal with yet is honey.
And we've used it for centuries before to seal up wounds.
We're making "honey" from fruit because we're tired of exploiting animals. There are alternatives out there that don't involve hurting animals.
@@SirDydimus86 u are not exploiting animals (bees) they don't die and we don't kill them after they produce the honey. Honey goes back to biblical times.
You need to be doing the research on how to stop THE ELITES from vaccinating the bees...yes that's right, they want to vaccinate the bees......look it up l, it was mentioned last year
@@SirDydimus86Now look into the human cost of sugar production and get back to us.
@@SirDydimus86 This is much worse for your health than honey. Not only have you destroyed the beneficial enzymes and nutrients in the pineapple, but all of that crystalized sugar is just going to raise your blood sugar as well as tear holes in your blood vessels.
This reminds me of Pineapple Chutney without Pineapple slices😊
You cant just call something one thing when it has nothing to do with what you are talking about.
STOP SAYING HONEY 😂
I agree, this is some kind of syrup or a jam, but not honey.
Counterfeit honey!
Ever heard of a product called Bee Free Honee? 🙄
@@SirDydimus86 It's when the honey gets released from the hive into the open.
@@Hizsoo Shhhh you don't know what you are talking about! It's not Honey because it's not coming from Bees! That's it and that's all! Nothing to argue about
It's just semantics! Your product may be wonderful but when you call it Honey you are falsely advertising!!!!!!!
I've seen similar recipes for fake "honey" using either dandelions, honeysuckle, chamomile, or clover flowers.
And fairly, that's way closer to honey than this
It’s syrup
There’s no such thing as “fake honey” it’s just syrup
This has been common knowledge since the dawn of time
@@linkonabe220 It looks like honey, but it is not. One could say it is "fake honey".
If i made an apple out of clay, one could say it is a "fake apple", as it looks like an apple but it is actually made out of clay.
@@convects9656 Since the dawn of time humans were very well structured to understand what syrup and honey is.
With that logic, anything that has that hue is “honey” when it’s not.
Y’all just want to put new labels on things because you don’t want the normal reality of what reality is.
Explaining the logic as to why it is called “fake honey” will always be redundant because that ideology can be applied to any and everything … which means it’s redundant
Thus we use labels which accurately describe the thing for what it is.
You do not see people in bars saying “can you please add the fake honey”
Why? Because it has absolutely nothing to do with honey and not at all what they want as there’s such a leap of a difference between the two.
Chimps look like humans. Are they fake humans?
Dogs can be mistaken for coyotes or wolves. Are they fake coyotes and wolves?
Domesticated cats can easily be mistake for wild, in the jungle cats. Are they fake wild animals?
You wear a costume for Halloween. Are you fake doctor when you dress up as one? Or is it just Halloween and you’re dressing up?
This can go on for decades. It’s syrup and that’s it.
Stop trying to relabel things to fit the big hole y’all have in your brain. If you’re in need of a hobby or something, go do it.
Don’t change the entire English language because you’re incapable of utilizing a dictionary to figure out what that thing is that you’re seeing.
You have a phone at your fingertips that has the entire world’s knowledge with the click of a button.
If you call it “fake honey” it truly speaks to your intellect.
And a sculpture made to appear like an apple, a human, a dog or a bird will never be a “fake apple” because there is a thing called “intent” in the English language.
They are not *intending* to pose as something fake, they are sculpting an item to replicate life. It is widely known and understood that it is nothing but a statue
When something is “fake” there is an intent to decieve and that’s just not there.
Thought it’d be pretty obvious in that as even a toddler is well aware of this basic understanding.
This is awesome, my partner cant eat honey due to being high in FODMAPS, thank you!
Loving the positive comment section
right? ^^;
I love downtown Ohio.
"Sugar for every slice of pineapple" no thanks 😂
So now we call fruit syrups honey eh?
yes this totally has the texture of syrup
That what the quotation marks are meant to convey. It's the same way I call my wife my "commander-in-chief" and "chief financial officer" 😂
How to make counterfeit honey. 🤮😡💲 What a damnation!
@@SenpaiKai9000 We use sugar beet syrup as a spread. Syrup doesn’t really mean it has to have a specific viscosity as long as it’s thicker than lemonade and not solid like a sugar candy. It’s just about the way it’s cooked.
Right. Buy local, small business honey and support a carbon negative sugar solution. Honeybees are better classified as naturalized instead of invasive in the Americas because they are not native but don't compete with native pollinators. Beekeepers rent their colonies out to pollinate the local fruit orchards we all benefit from. If you are vegan, it is arguably ethical to support local small business honey businesses because these keepers save the bees from fumigation and they have a lot better quality of life outlook. They also pollinate a lot of native plants that are being effected by pollinator populations declining. This video is awesome but ideally we have both options saved in the cupboards in glass jars instead of swearing off honey.
Did bro just say he getting locked up for a year and a a half so he’s rushing😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😮 military I'd say.
He said he had an oopsie sooo🙄????@@Hotdog7591
@@Hotdog7591Military in Walmart…. An ooopsie in aisle 4?
This dude stole pineapples 🍍
@@_FaithHopeLOVE Old boy said he had a small oopsie at wally world which is why he's going away for 18 months. You don't have a minor incident at walmart that leads to any of those things... except jail.
"We have honey at home"
The honey at home:
You ever make Tepache? Its another use for pineapple scraps
oh yeahhh tepache slaps!
Yeah but they use honey instead of pineapple.
@@SenpaiKai9000Please do one with apples because my daughter is allergic to pineapple
Nothing manlier than openly being in touch with your feelings. Takes guts. Never be ashamed of tears.
Thank you so much!! Just subscribed! Love your kitchen!
This defeats the purpose of honey being a natural sweetner
Use raw sugar
"defeats"? Honey wasn't made with the intention of it being a sweetener, bees make it to store food. What do you define as natural? unprocessed? Then do you only consume raw, unfiltered, uncleansed honey? I get that you could just use honey normally, if you wanted the flavor of honey. This person said that they like pineapple for the flavor, so they want the pineapple in a syrup form, which, by the way, is why bees make honey. It is easy to store and lasts longer.
@@egorsdeimos3523wait till they find out 99% of honey on the market is beefed up with syrups to make it cheaper
Allergic to bees, allergic to honey. Just learned recently that honey isn't spicy to most people, and isn't supposed to be spicy unless peppers or such have been added. So, I'll have to try this with a few different fruits and see what I like. But there's sugar involved, so probably all.
It may be worth trying agave, too. I find it kind of honey-like.
I've never heard of someone being allergic to honey before - and thanks for describing how it feels - that may just help someone else who had no idea what their problem was!
It's also a great alternative for vegan cooking! So many people are complaining about calling it honey, but I think it's the perfect name for something with that consistency and a slight floral or fruity flavor, and it indicates how it can be a replacement to people with allergies or other dietary restrictions.
I found out kiwi isn’t spicy either
@@SasbatabataWell it isn't honey...it is a highly condensed fruit sirup.
It has none of the added ingredients or benefits of real honey.
You could easily fix that by calling it a honey replacement or fruit syrup as honey replacement.
Now, if you wonder why I'm so anal about the difference, in my country we've had for decades a fight with certain food manufacturers switching out cheese for low grade "analogous cheese" in short, oil, emulgators and water to save a quick buck, and then calling that cheese.
It opens the door for deceptive practices by corporations and activists, who then try to feed people worse alternatives to either save money and increase their profits, or make themselves feel good.
And for the record, I have lactosis intolerance, so I know what it means to not be able to drink or eat something.
As sometimes you get replacements, but your selection is rather limited.
And you can't always throw lactase tablets on the problem, as those are more for emergencies. Like being at a party and no lactosis free food existing. If I eat to much food containing lactosis and cover that with lactase tablets, I get some side effects like Dandruff.
The most annoying thing these days is people going "Oh just get the vegan alternative" despite quite a few of them not having the same health benefits or are actually worse for your health, like coconut joghurt instead of real joghurt.
The former has tons of sugar, pretty much no protein, while the latter has more calcium and lots of protein and unless you get a sweetened one, no sugar.
@@LupusAries I would like to point out that the video never claimed it was real honey or that it carried the same nutrients or benefits. There is nothing in the video that isn't transparent about what's in the stuff. It's not like it's a trick to sell us fake honey. It's a how-to for a decent, low-cost honey substitute. I don't feel tricked by the use of the word "honey" given the context in the video. We all saw it. We all know it's not real honey produced by bees. What we call it doesn't really matter.
Oat milk isn't really milk. There's no oat mother feeding its young with its oat milk. Yet, we call it "milk" because it's a substitute for milk.
What benefits of that honey that have artificial sugars that harms you, it is like Nutella but labelling that it is pure honey.
This is kinda just demi glace but with fruit.
I love it.
That dog that wanted the pineapples I can’t 😭 ❤️
tropical fruits often have a lot of pesticides. Only use organic pineapples
that dog looking mad interested
Make sure you update your will bc this is so good it will literally send you straight to heaven😂.
haha the tiny pan lid got me. relatable though
You faked the honey consistency by freezing the sirup;)
The way he put the lid
I like how you used the conrainer to measure the sugar. Thats actually pretty genius. Most candying recipes burn.
So… fruit caramel?
caramel is rock hard
@@SenpaiKai9000 people are just dead set on beefing with you over what you call this.
"Maybe the 947,284th try, he'll like my suggestion!!"
@@SenpaiKai9000what about soft caramel?
@@SenpaiKai9000Yeah, caramel really does vary quite a lot. You can have caramel sauce to soft caramel to very chewy caramel to hard-crack style.
@@SenpaiKai9000 ...except for the bunch of variations of it that aren't.
That's not Honey, that's jam . I'll say it again that's not Honey, that's jam.
This would be considered barely pineapple infused simple syrup, based on table sugar. Basically good flavor to high fructose corn syrup.
I don't agree with your statement because The syrup it is made with CANE SUGAR NOT WITH CORN SYRUP two different plans a fruit and a vegetable🤔
In our culture we use to make fake honey by making syrup with dandelion heads
That sounds delicious
If you truly want to make homemade honey, blend a bunch of bees,strain the liquid from the solid parts and add the liquid to some sugar water or any sweet liquid and you wait for the digestion to occur.
But this method only produces small amounts of honey
Awesome bud! Could also turn it into a drink. Simmer it with some ginger and a piece of cinnamon let it steep and boom a sweet drink
Aww doggo bein a good boy in the BG had me distracted not gonna lie 😂❤
That pineapple scrap syrup looks hella good tho 🤤 I like using the fruit scraps to make fruit leather or dehydrated fruit chips unless it goes into the compost but never thought to make ‘honey’ with it
Once picked pineapples, do not ripen any further. They are picked when they are ready to go to market. So don’t try to find a pineapple that’s ripe or than another. The growers know when they are ripe.
Senpaikai is everybody's honey
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Ewww
Bruh made thicc fruit syrup and thought we wouldn't notice
It's basically flavoured cane sugar-water reduced to syrup. No honey by far!
Honey in quotation marks, guys.
But thank you for being specific; I don't think I saw a homemade syrup as thick as honey before now.
Thank you guy!~ ^^
Even mentioning honey, even in quotation marks, is a joke
But... that's not honey. That's caramel.
I face palmed so hard when he said to add sugar.
No it's not caramel either....sugar syrup would be more accurate.😊✌️
For all those suggestion to use honey instead should be aware, that temperatures above 104°F/40°C kill most of the good stuff ;.)
The Kimchi fighting part was honestly one of the best fight i've ever seen in anime
I live in Ohio (Toledo) and you inspire me sir!
Instructions unclear, I made a bee 😮😂
That ain't honey but diabetes mellitus
the word mellitus comes from the greek word for honey
@@pineapplerindm *Latin
@@GiovannaIwishyou they are cognate
@@pineapplerindmIs it? I knew that "diabetes" comes from Greek for sure.
@@GiovannaIwishyou yea, both come from proto-indo-european *mélit
The dog will not understand it's begging for boiling water
No one can replicate the natural phenomenon of honey with all its amazing benefits and medicinal properties. That may taste good and a cool DIY but not healthy and certainly not comparable to honey.
so the point of these "shorts" videos is to make them JUST unhelpful enough that someone needs to watch them 3 times, in order to understand it. fucking great. people managed to re-invent videos, but worse.
glosses over “I have to go away for 18 months”
he's going to jail for calling this honey
I caught that too, like where else would people be going for a 1.5yrs
@@DoozyyTV😂😂
Judge gave him soft time huh
Over an "oopsie" in "downtown Ohio".
I’ll tell you another, slightly less complicated way of getting honey: step 1. Go out into the woods and find you a honey cone. Step 2. Extract honey from said cone. Step 3. Try not to get stung and enjoy.
This is creative but I feel like the whole reason people use honey (Maybe just me) is because it’s a healthy sweetener/A healthy alternative to sugar
Feelings
@@ChokeArtist411 Gobshite.
Well... sugar is sugar. Honey is made up of sugar, so no, it isn't a "healthy alternative". Though the taste is much better, depending on the amount of "real honey." Nowadays, it is often mixed up with a sugary replica.
@@jesseroelofs2359 I get what you mean but honey's advantages over sugar include a slightly lower glycemic index ," Dr. Dixon says. 10 "It also contains more vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, such as calcium, potassium, vitamin C, zinc, phenolic acids, and flavonoids."
@@jesseroelofs2359 REAL honey is DEFINITELY a healthy alternative to sugar. Do your research. I get everything you say and you do have valid points but honey is definitely healthier. 😁
So you are making syrup?
Theres already a name for this SYRUP
"Save that sweet cashola"
1 1/2 cup of sugar: 👁👄👁
That cup and a half of sugar is like waaay less expensive than 1 small bottle of honey, and you get a way higher yield.
a cup and a half of sugar is like $0.50.
Bro just made Aunt Jemima
@HeraclitusThoughtBubblesit's a maple syrup substitute. Definitely is a thing. I have a bottle in my pantry right now?
Bro was playing fruit ninja irl
NO
The tiny lid lmaooo
That's jam, no?
I really wanted the pineapple to fall apart when he was slicing from a distance 😅
Not jam, cuz there is no actual fruit in in it, just whatever juice boils out. I dont think i would recommend this either unless you wash the outside well, its gotta be covered in pesticides.
That’s basically “jelly”.
jam is fruit and about 50-60% of that weight in sugar.
@Xeraux Technically thats not jelly either since jelly is primarily fruit juice and he just used sugar and water.
Honey is sugar spit. This is close enough.
That "honey" without the quotation marks is called "syrup" 😂
A part of me dies seeing that much sugar used at once.
Homie is always posting at 1am
Best part of the video was seeing the doggy scoping the pot through the steam, loved that😊😂
thats not honey, thats just a syrup, right?
@@Usr34556 Wtf, no it's not. You might as well call milk, syrup. Honey and milk are both sweetened liquids produced by animals so it's just all the same thing right?
Good luck on your trip! I hear Folsom is beautiful
Where is Folsom❓️🤔
The honey of date fruit has been used since ancient times. It requires no added sugar, it's so sweet!
My family makes dandelion honey and it is so good for any black teas
Dude that is not honey it is called Marmalade.
You're right❗️🙂 finally one person called the right name thank you
Dude that's nothing like marmalade...for starters marmalade is made with oranges and is jam.... this is fruit infused sugar syrup...😊✌️
@@taniatanner7483they aren't right... marmalade is nothing like what this guy made...he made sugar syrup.😊✌️
I refuse to call this honey this is now deemed as extra thick syrup
Syrup would be more accurate
bro just taught us how to make fruit infused simple syrup