Primitive Technology: Polynesian Arrowroot Flour
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- Primitive Technology: Polynesian Arrowroot Flour - Creating Polynesian arrowroot flour from scratch.
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About This Video:
I gathered polynesian arrowroot, grated it, extracted and dried the starch and cooked it into gelatinous, pancake shaped food that tasted like rice noodles. Polynesian arrow root is a plant in the same family as yams but with a different growth habit. It has a single, branching leaf and a single tuber below ground. They were brought to Australia about 5000 years ago as one of the "canoe" plants carried by Polynesian seafarers and grow wild in the hills near my hut to this day. The tubers are rich in starch but have a bitter compound that needs to be leached out with water to be made edible. This same compound is traditionally a medicine in small quantities for treating a range of illnesses from gastrointestinal upset to snake bite. I dug up the tubers which took about 3 minutes to do per plant, yielding one golf ball sized tuber each. These were then washed and grated into a pot using a roof tile. The resulting mash was mixed with water and allowed to settle. The white milky water was then scooped into a second pot and the starch was allowed to settle. The water was then poured off and more starch water was tipped in. At this stage the starch was still bitter, so it was mixed with water, allowed to settle and the clear water above was poured off several times removing this bitterness. When it tasted good, the paste was put onto a tile to dry over a fire. Some of it cooked and became small rubbery pieces of starch. The dry flour was stored in a pot. Some of this was then mixed into a paste and cooked on a tile like a pancake. It turned clear when cooked and has a rubbery texture. It tasted just like a rice noodle which is unsurprising considering the ingredients are nearly the same. Starch is the largest carbohydrate in the human diet. Polynesian arrowroot starch contains 346 calories per 100 g (wheat contains 329) and so the discovery of this staple food is fairly significant. It can be stored indefinitely if kept dry and away from weevils or can be stored as live tubers for six months (then they begin to sprout and should be planted). The live tubers bitterness means animals will not eat them which is good for storage. I may cultivate some in a small plot in the hills near where I dug them up. They are numerous in the wild but may produce more if the soil is tilled.
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Primitive technology is a hobby where you build things in the wild completely from scratch using no modern tools or materials. These are the strict rules: If you want a fire, use a fire stick - An axe, pick up a stone and shape it - A hut, build one from trees, mud, rocks etc. The challenge is seeing how far you can go without utilizing modern technology. I do not live in the wild, but enjoy building shelter, tools, and more, only utilizing natural materials. To find specific videos, visit my playlist tab for building videos focused on pyrotechnology, shelter, weapons, food & agriculture, tools & machines, and weaving & fiber. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
I saw Ray Mears do pretty much the same thing but with roasted, ground acorns. He left them in a mosquito net in a stream to wash out the tannin.
That way is quick but it might loose some starch. I used a similar way with Morton bay chestnuts (cook first then in a basket in stream). It was one of my first videos about 4 years ago th-cam.com/video/eVvQnsKuOcE/w-d-xo.html . Thanks.
@@primitivetechnology9550 Needed to be done though as acorns are poisonous otherwise.
@@affalaffaa So is Moreton bay chestnut, the principle poison being alkaloids and not tannin in that case. Both taste bitter as a rule. Thanks.
Are there more plants that can be processed into flour this way?
@@somatia350 cassava roots
2:32 "Ptu"
That will be closest we will ever get to hearing his voice.
I'm sure he sounds like Gilbert Gottfried.
he has done interviews before
@@juicewrldextendedunrelease5274 where can i find them
@@juicewrldextendedunrelease5274 Give them to us. NOW
He just didn´t crafted a vocal cord yet....
"Improving mood almost immediately"
Stoic ----> Stoic but brighter
Cooler Stoic
Hahahaha fucking brilliant
Light Stoic
Stoic Lite
stoic Day Mode
The most impressive part of his creations is that even though he uses the resources for his own survival, he still respects nature and replants the plants to grow once again.
indeed. which is beneficial to both the plant AND himself.
His name IS John Plant.
The way I see he just harvested a plant's organs and left it alive so he can make it suffer again next year.
@@rewe3536 don't eat fruits or vegetables then
@@mitoroskokoros589 I don't, I'm carnivorous
That’s very similar to the cold water processing of Oak Tree acorns here in the US, long tedious process, but can come out quite good for flour. It won’t make that gelatinous mass once cooked however, more like a saltine cracker, or it can be used as regular flour to make tortillas and bread. Thanks John
Reminded me of that too. In elementary school we made pinole a few times.
“Improving mood almost immediately”
*faces makes the same emotion*
Pretty sure that nodding will be the most emotive thing in his videos
He looked up for a few seconds, pensive. He spent some precious calories on frivolous, leisurely thought. Definitely an improved mood
There’s actually a video in which he smiles for a second
Federico Grassilli
Impossible
@@chir0pter Such a good comment.
I never truly understood why the invention of pottery was such a big deal till this channel.
I 100% feel the same. In truth I always thought of pottery as basically a hobby. I never realized what a huge game changer it is/can be/was.
@@Thulgore
It is interesting to watch as a generation of craft people come up with and come up with new ways to raise their comfort and standard of living.
If there ever was an apocalypse and we were sent back to tech 0, this guy would be the only one who survives.
@@AlexBrown230 his subscribers would stand a chance. Me... 30 days before I lose it. You ... day 1. Military have the best bet. They got backup.
th-cam.com/video/zjul_vkVqFc/w-d-xo.html
I don't know why, but this one in particular made me genuinely happy. I think it's the simple joy in making something completely from scratch.
Question: Do you plan on making anything more complicated, like bread?
I feel like if he found a way to culture yeast (which in theory isn't hard because it's literally everywhere), and he felt like it, he might be able to make a sime bread with water, arrowroot flour, and the wild cultured yeast. Would it be good? Idk, if the simple arrowroot pancake he made was at least slightly palatable, it might work.
It wouldn't rise really though due to the lack of gluten, but fermenting it as part of the process might ease digestion
Well, we've reached the iron age now, so who knows what could happen at this point!
@@Dr_Monitor You can make very basic bread without yeast it just isn't bread like me and you know it
Flatbreads are easy: starch, water, stone to heat it over, fire to put under or near the stone.
Yeasted breads: read any website that has a sourdough starter. I'm not sure if you can generate a sourdough with a tuber starch or if it only works with grain starch.
I would expect the tuber starch to work, but as Louis-Charles Clark said it wouldn't rise properly without gluten. (This is why gluten-free yeasted bread is so hard to make.)
'Baking soda' bread: Get 1 edible acid. Get 1 edible base (alkali). Make sure the product of reacting the acid and the base is also edible and doesn't taste awful. Use them to make a 'vinegar and baking soda' volcano. Because that's fun.
Then do a lot of experiments mixing your starch, water, acid and base and cook them. Once your bread is fluffy enough, or as fluffy as you can make it, you're done.
Both the yeasted and the "baking soda" breads can be put in coals to cook for breakfast. If you're sticking to primitive-technology rules, just make a big lump and stick it in the coals. You peel off the burned outer casing and eat the inside.
If you're not using primitive technology rules, use baking soda as your 'edible base', and yoghurt, sour cream, citrus fruit, vinegar, and anything else 'tangy' as your acid. (foraging for berries or fruit works under prim-tech rules.)
You can probably use the 'pepper' or 'chili' family to be your acid, if you're brave.
If you're not using prim-tech rules, wrap your bread in tinfoil or alfoil before sticking it in the coals.
when civilization crumbles, I take solace in knowing we'll still have tapiocas
lol, achava q eu era o único q assistia isso kkkfkd
Vamos comer beiju depois do apocalipse
@@motaaaa Probably!
This upload gives energy, improving mood almost immediately.
It fills you with determination!
Ratatoskr “Megalovania intensifies”
@@alterworlds1629 This is not the right place to say that lad.
humanity restored
If you turn on caption you know
Oh hell yeah, we just hit the Pancake Age
Next it'll be the cereal age.
@@ralphjosephacobo8014 we gotta wait for the milk age first tho
+2 mood improvement
Wow, and to think there are people who struggle making pancakes with mixes already done. High five!
He made noodles... those aren't pancakes those are noodles. Is he going to make a crayfish soup with noodles and potatoes?
Evil Beware, we have pancakes!
6:32 You can really see how his mood improves almost immediately! 😁
In Brazil we do the same with cassava/mandioca/macaxeira/maniva (the same plant), exactly the same. This sort of thing makes me believe that us have a common past shared with the peoples of the Pacific Ocean. This is beautiful
we call the cassava "Yucca" in colombia :)
Everyone sees Primitive Technology's mood lift from stoicism to steadfast impassiveness.
His mood just doubled.
from 1/100 to 2/100
This is my favorite primitive channel because it's the original guy who started this
I mean it isn't, but he popularized it
lusteraliaszero I think the original commenter meant that this channel is the first guy to do a series like this on youtube. If you disagree, can you name at least one channel that started uploading “primitive lifestyle” videos before this channel did?
@@slapdatbutton8931 thats what i meant so yeah
i have seen a lots.
others than this one are just asian copycat cith various degree of fakeness with some going to a ridiculous point of lying
Lol why does it matter if it was the original guy who started it. There are other ones made after this one that are just as good but why do they have to be judged by who started first?
Can't wait until I get your book. Already on the pre-order list.
You blow my mind. In about 4 years you have almost 9.7 million subscribers...without a word you have ruled!
I wonder if you have set any records. I have no idea, but you are definitely one of the best. Thanks for what you do. Keep it up!
Man sounds like a computer: "Improving mood almost immediately".
This fella is the original gangster of primitive technology
Yeah he started the trend.
Yep
BabySniffer haha 😂
@@kxv210 this is not the aim of the channel but suit yourself
@babysniffer Hol up
Still eaten in some remote parts of the Pacific. More of a Melanesian staple than a Polynesian one though and instead of arrowroot they extract starch from the Sago palm tree. Still very heartwarming to see something many Pacific Islanders eat brought to light on this platform! This method can be done with any starchy food including commonly found Potatoes and Unripe Green Bananas! Although don't do the taste test with Cassava (a relative of the Arrowroot which is why I kind of irked when I saw him taste it). Raw Cassava has enough cyanide to kill a full grown person in seconds lol. Fun fact this is also the same method that starch for tapioca pearls are used for those trendy bubble/boba teas that are popular in Asia.
I had no idea how time-consuming it was to get starch. I never knew it was bitter until you rinse it, either. I've been binge-watching your videos for a couple days, now, and by far your channel is THE most useful when it comes to truly living off-grid or bushcrafting. It's interesting to see so many people stock up and prepare for disasters, yet dismiss the notion that one day soon we might indeed be reset globally to this kind of lifestyle. I grew up doing everything by scratch so that aspect isn't new to me, but things like making starch from roots or fibers for making clothing are definitely more challenging. SO many people are going to be unprepared when the reset happens. I'm glad to see so many people are watching and learning from your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge of the land with us all. Even if we are not in your climate area, we can still benefit from the skills you teach.
This guy... this guy harvests tubers without killing the plant. Respect.
Of course so he could get more 🤨
Bro then you get more next year
I think half of the plant died due to not having enought resources to survive the (winter?) dry season.
Yeah, but it probably still managed to go to seed
@The note nice stuttering
This video improved my mood almost instantly.
*immediately
same
Because you need nature in your life if you are white.
So peaceful!
@ what do you mean by "if you are white "?
If a cop found this place and saw the
“ starch” they would probably think it’s a crack shack
fuck 12
Cops would be too fat to be running out in the bush, they will stick to their store bought doughnuts... lol
Sarah Azaria the police are fine. Leave them alone.
@@mike-0451 No, they're not. Fuck cops
Sarah Azaria I agree with what you just said
Thanks for teaching us something useful! It's like watching Enoch at work.
Just a reminder that he gives a description in the closed captions, TURN THEM ON!!
Did not know that. Thanks
I never knew this, just put them on. Realised I like the mystery of no knowing.
Wtf after years of watching his videos ffs lol
@@samroberts1229 I watched it once without captions because that's more fun, but then I watched it again with the captions because I wanted to be sure I understood.
@@SuperRjBrown you should go watch all the old videos with the captions on now! It's absolutely fascinating
Shout-out to the kookaburra in the background for providing ambient noise
Low-key terrifying noises since Kookaburras are dangerous SOBs 😂😂😂
what no they arent lol
@@superguy3221
They might be confusing Kookaburra with Cassowary. Which, I mean, is a valid threat, tbh. He is in Austrailia.
@Wubblu What's updog
aka "Giggle Chickens"
This is the only primitive technology channel i trusted because any other channel is just speed up the video so the man looks strong & survive look fast & easy
This is the best primitive channel because it’s used as education instead of others where they build to make it look fancy or cool
Thank you, no stupid background music, no long winded explanations. Excellent video.
Hey guys before we get into the video....
....I just wanted to tell you about my friends at Dollar Shave Club.
@@The1Floridiot lol and its good for your pleasuring needs like saw blade, stone cutter, and gardening tool. every one with a different use if you want to even shape it!
First of all you should thank him for building no pools!
*He is QUIET*.
You cannot imagine the excitement I experience every time I see one of your videos in my subscriptions.
It is Improving mood almost immediately
Same
this is the best channel on TH-cam
ya know, id love to see a collective channel going, all in the same style as yours, with people from around the world showing survival in different environments. i love your content and it makes me wonder how things would go in my area, the sand hills of the midwestern USA, where there is much less tree coverage and the soil has a much lower clay content. the area is basically a sand dune desert covered in wild grass
"Posted 25 seconds ago"
Too fresh.
+1
Too gay
@@kxv210 ahahhahahaha
Pour more water and let it settle for a few hours. ;)
@@kxv210 Idiot.
Guy managed to make flour, first cooking is pankakes : "Improving mood almost immediately" LMAO
Man, I'm watching your channel since very first days and I still love it. Thank you soo much and God bless you :)
Very interesting video. I tried it myself, and that is very time consuming work, but the result was worth it. Definitely better when done in large batches. Thanks.
Really shows how hard living for humans was. Thanks for the upload.
It may interest you to know the research shows that hunter-gatherers work less on average. One researcher, Ross Sackett, found that hunter-gatherers work an average of 6.5 hours per day. People in agricultural and industrial societies work an average of 8.8 hours per day.
@@vaylonkenadell Agriculture is unquestionably more time-consuming, but it has much better odds of providing a consistent supply of higher-quality food. Fair trade-off, I'd say. :)
It wasn't like this. It was a whole team of people, cooperating, enjoying each other's company, accomplishing important tasks with no management making money off of your labor by making you work harder and faster.
@@Zayden. Careful, comrade. The internet doesn't like people like us ;)
@@vaylonkenadell yea because they didnt have to worry about paying rent, insurance, and food. On top whatever else. I dont know about you but I'd rather sit in an office for 10 hours than work 6 but bust my ass. There's a reason now is the best and easiest time in human history to be alive
This channel is the only reason I ever use Closed Captioning.
Ben Anderson and Seth everman
Ben Anderson thank you this , I had no idea
勉強にもなるし、いざとなれば自分でも実践出来る知識を見せてくれる。
それでいて面白く興味をひくものが多くある。
彼は凄いいい動画クリエイターだと思う。
Just watching him do all of this stuff makes me want to do it right now😂
the "sphth" when he spat out the unprocessed tuber was the closest we'll ever get to him talking
turn on captions
He actually talked in two videos.
that's why it sounds so out of place
@@snakeman4games383 which ones!?
He did talk in a couple of corridors videos
"This plant is abundant in the hills near the hut, brought here by Polynesian seafarers 5000 years ago.".
I really f%$&ing love how history echoes on.
5:52 primitive technology the baker
You should do a video on primitive hygiene (soap, toothpaste, etc)
Jon Doe wild mint leaves were used in some areas as a kind of “toothbrush/toothpaste” combo. The mint oil and the mint leaf itself help clean and protect your teeth
I think soap can be made of wood ashes :)
I'm probably stupid but would charcoal work?
TeiKh3n xD Lye and ash
Toothpaste as we know it was invented by Dr. Sheffield in the late 1800's, As far as I know tooth care before that was just dry brushing with willow twigs that you'd chew on the end of to make it bristle.
"Improves mood inmediately".
I could definitely tell, haha.
yeah, because that head nod is probably the most he's ever spoken in a video
"Ah I didn't see you there I was just making this basket"
Skin: Clear
Crops: Blessed
Mood: Improved almost immediately
Hotel: Trivago
Me: Is it good?
Pt: *Spits*
Me: Is it good?
Pt: *Spits*
Me: Is it good?
Pt: *Nods*
He may have nodded but his eyes after 6:30 tell me "no..i do not want to survive off of this"
Thee Furaribi I dont know, I’ve heard it improves your mood almost immediately
Turn on captions.
@@sirmounted8499 ahh see he writes what you want to hear but the eyes no lies
Yes. You have to appreciate how his eyes go dead whenever he eats something instead of pretending it’s the best or worst thing he has ever tasted for the camera.
Great! We raise a lot of canna lily (AKA Queensland arrowroot) which is native, or at least pre-Columbian. Gluten free noodles are the main aim, but any flour can be mixed (3 parts flour, one part starch), dough cut and dropped in boiling water. For pure starch noodles, water and starch, drop in boiling water, and grin at little kids giggling over invisible noodles. This is an American Indian recipe.
This is the only channel i watch with this type of content because his super original and the one who started with these kinds of videos! Keep posting you are the best! Been watching since you started!
This is real original primitive technology.
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻Please don’t make a swimming pool.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
OLE yeah those other channels are a bit weird. One of them made alcohol that most comments said was poisonous.
Until he reaches 100 pops then he may unlocks “pool making” under “culture” tech tree.
@@Arvak777 havent seen that one, is that video from the two kids who make pools or was it some other channel?, pretty sure they must have made ethanol if it was poisonous unless they really messed up when choosing what to ferment.
@@prechabahnglai103 Lol.
lol
This is way i love him. He showed us what is primitive technology. Not just simply building secret luxury hideout with pool ot castle with pool.
Yeah. After his channel boom yt got loaded with videos like "Secret" some shit or "Primitive" some shit.
And primitive technology is just the godfather, showing actual primitive technics and all that thing
yeah whats up with the guys always building some retarded "underground pool" pool this pool that. its always a super tiny useless thing that will be infested with mosquitos and bugs and snakes in a week.
Don't forget to mention the commercial concrete that other 'cop out' channels heavily rely on
Hahaha xD
Those pool guys probably made $5million a year tricking kids into giving them 70million views per video. They used machinery to dig new pools every four days. Stupid kids.
I don't understand why people dislike these videos,I mean look at it it's real man, they're showing us how we can sustain ourselves in the wild,I'm personally grateful for their effort,it's alot of hardwork
doesn't look like the most appetizing this ever but when you're living in the stone age you gotta do what you gotta do.
Primitive technology episode 800: Invading nearby colony for resources
PT episode 1000: Fighting Kangaroos for territory
Episode 2000: fully caught up to the modern human
Episode 3000 fully made modern humans extinct
Episode 4000: Conquering Andromeda and other nearby galaxies.
Episode 5000: Playing god to lesser civilizations through TH-cam ... oh, wait...
Next week:
Primitive Technology: Mud Dyson Sphere
Wood space shuttle.
In these comments people who think you mean the vacuum lmao
@MichaelKingsfordGray Thats one for the Monkey Boys and their fascination with subterranea.
Just do a search for "Primitive Underground"
Nuclear powerplant
@MichaelKingsfordGray 10/10 stars for this. Brilliant.
Please keep uploading your videos you're the best in the business
От просмотра видео я чувствую умиление, удивлена от таких эмоций🤭
As much as I love your building projects I am loving your turn to agriculture and produce
It's not agriculture. It's gathering. I don't think he is growing anything.
@@BruceWayneReal He made a video about making a sweet potato patch, so technically he does grow something.
Oh you're right. I must have missed that.
He does also mention in the description that he might start a small plot of the tubers later on
@@BruceWayneReal your name sounds familiar. Are you something of Martha?
"Improves mood almost immediately". Dude must have been hungry.
after working hard, getting food always improves your mood. granted, you're not full already, of course.
thanks to your comment 6.5 minutes in i remembered i have to turn on the captions to see them lol, its been a while since ive been back to this channel
+5 mood regen buff
If not a description of the video, I would have thought that he does cocaine: D
When he nodded his head in approval, I was shocked. That's the most I've ever heard him say. 5:09 is where it is.
When amish lifestyle isnt hardcore enough.
Massive respect.
one of the few youtubers who deserves every one of his almost 10 million subs.
This channel is amazing!
10 million? Jesus Christ when did that happen?! I remember when this channel had less than 1000!
@@Snaily rewind happened
Прикольно
Snaily I know right. I found him around 100k. So glad to see him getting the fan base he truly deserves.
But sadly people are seeing all these rip
offs instead of the original. *_ALL HAIL FATHER PRIMITIVE_* possible# Nani?
"Improves mood almost instantly"
I'm gonna treat my depression with pancakes.
@MichaelKingsfordGray There is no such thing. "Low blood sugar" is more aptly named "you ate too much sugar previously and now your insulin levels are too high"
@@maraz666
Then explain why the times I notice that my blood sugar is low are when I haven't eaten in a very long time.
Remember no sandwich only pancakes!
Ahh primitive tortillas just like primitive grandma used to make. Seriously this guy is way awesome.
Great effort at recreating the first potato pancake!
My mood changed from being stressed to comfort while watching this video!
Comfort isnt a mood
my mood has improved, it seemed to me from the photo that he was doing ccoоcaineё 😂
Some of y'all are missing out, if u dont already know, turn on captions, he explains everything
Watching his vids for 1 year now and didn't know. Thank you
That new sluice you made where the channels were "too deep" looks like it would be perfect for pulping these, or to help firesharpen sticks.
still coming back for this, and my first primative vid ive ever watched
I think that eating scene was the longest continuous shot of your face we've had thus far.
And it was only like 15 seconds.
right? i think its neat he doesnt talk.
it makes it seem a bit natural doesnt it?
👍
Only talks in 2 videos
@@williamanslow1326 what? When?
I can’t find them, my daughter confirmed it cause we’ve been watching him for years. They were brief statements while he was doing a POV of like how not to kill yourself when preparing some kind of root
Getting notifications from this channel is super satisfying.
Indeed
Completely made my Friday
@@chadsterrrible do you live near a place with GMT-7:00 timezone ???
The one most loved GMT-5
Minnesota don’t ya know
Thank you somuch for the wonderful vedio . I miss living in the province. Its looks a like how we make the cassava starch but we put in a rice bag and press to take of the water to dry in the sunlight to be come starch. So delicious and healthy food love it
makes me appreciate the progress of a modern society, there is a bread store at the street corner, cheap and easy, look at the effort this caveman made to get a pancake!
Here's a tip for the new people turn on your captions he explains what he is doing
There should really be a way to set your uploaded videos to turn on captions by default. It would've helped a lot of people here that don't know about the captions.
Mind = Blown
Thanks, didn't know that!
It's also in the description
This happens in every video he uploads. People just don't know that he has captions.
I agree that there needs to be an option (even in the viewers side) to enable caption that aren't auto-generated.
Never says a word and yet has the best channel on here... genius
I love watching your videos, seen them all! So much learning. Blessed love
I feel like if I continue watching these videos eventually I’m going to see him building aqueducts
Best suggestion I've ever heard was to turn on captions for his videos to help follow along. Hope it helps someone else.
Just tried it... Frame with full basket of tubers. Caption says: "Full Basket"
Now I understand XD
Mind blown, I've been watching these a long time and never even thought to turn on captions, doh!
Joseph Stackhouse same here. I wish I knew who gave me the info so long ago. Now, I just want to pass it on! It seriously helps me when watching these videos.
These videos are incredible teaching tools about how people survived without modern technologies. Absolutely fascinating.
Pants camera & behind the scenes
@@user-cl3gz9ey1w yeah it still shows the things people made back in the day
Mom: Try it, you’ll like it.
Me: 2:28
Fox _ Squash lol
Mom trying to kill you.
This is still the best video on this channel, and this channel is pretty great
This guy deserves an Oscar. Says nothing entire clip long, but keeps me interested for every second.
everything is in captions
He dont talk , but his videos teach us so many things ..
Parabéns pelo seu belo Trabalho 🙏🙏Abrasão do Brazil
Sir, thank you for the videos. I have been watching for years. I live through you vicariously.
We should give our ancestors credit for figuring out how to do something like this!
Nah. They were stupid.
Albert Ledesma Ok, how about we drop you off in the Aussie wilderness for say, a month. Would your “highly enlightened” brain survive?
strider Nobody ever said my brain was “highly enlightened.” You’re stupid too.
Meme_Reaper61 Sometimes the truth isn’t the friendliest.
Albert Ledesma you’re stupid.
I don't mean this as a slight against you, but these videos make great sleep aids. When I can't fall asleep, I watch either this or the original charcoal mound video, and I am soothed by the gentle nature sounds (not to mention the lack of your talking. To me, sounds and not visuals are much more distracting. I mute commercials, if I can.) But I look forward to your next videos!
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Everyone of your videos has drastically imrpoved my D&D games
Haha that's awesome!
My day gets better whenever he uploads
SAME
I second the motion.
I grow Canna Indica, which is also processed for its starch (in commercially produced arrowroot, some of it is often canna) .. I don't process it, though .. just peel the tubers, slice or cube, and add to soups and sir fried vegetables. The flavor is very much like potato, but with a small amount of dietary fiber that really gives one that 'full' feeling. Enough calories in a 2'x4' patch to feed a person for 5 days, and the flowers are edible, too.
You can also use arrowroot in making gravies for cooking. As a thickener.
I always get super excited when I get a notification that you put out a new video. I love these!
:D
yes it is very exciting
i just wish there were a lot more. it kind of sucks getting 10 minutes a month.
I know you probably don't do requests, but could I ask more about primitive chemistry? My favourite videos are the ones where you use materials as glazes, or treatments, or otherwise ingredients for reasons that now make sense to us but at the time were just trial and error. It's so satisfying, watching you find the best natural source of the iron you need, or the clay you'll need, etc.
Cheers!
Ok this is one of my favorite videos. Good job man.
I’ve been watching this channel for years.
I did not know there were captions.
The one who started it all. Thanks for the upload !
I just love imagining him doing this stuff in the stone age. The other cavemen looking at him going "bloody hell, what's he up to now?"
They'd form a tribe around him in like a week
I think they would think he is a witch and then kill him.
@Ralsei with a gun that is called yelling
Because cavemen had advanced language and even regional dialect back then.
"bloody hell, what's he up to now?"
"don't mind him, he's just making another tutorial video to upload on StoneTube."
In Brazil we use this starch gum from cassava. We call it "TAPIOCA" and it is culturally used for breakfast instead of bread.