With much greater success I might add. But that's not why we come here, is it? we come here to bask in the presence of a man who fears neither consequences or God, driven by the unsatiable urge to create sausage crimes.
To be fair, I used to be babysat by someone who was a smoker and pretty much always had diet coke in the house because she was diabetic. So even to this day, diet coke immediately makes me think of cigarettes and their smell. Pavlov'd
when you're old enough to remember the question "smoking or non?" when getting seated at a restaurant you know what cigarette ash tastes like by proxy.
That is the strangest sausage I've ever seen. Didn't even say "that's the coffee bean water" at 0:35 when he squished it into the sausage casing, which coincidentally kinda looked like a coffee filter. Either way a great episode
Yes, deep frying extracts the coffee flavour into the oil. Do it with whole roasted beans in clarified butter, about half an hour at a constant 80C , and you get coffee infused butter with which you can make cookies fit for a king.
Mr Sausage, black coffee is already roasted. you've taken what's already blackened and essentially turned it into refined charcoal. you need to get green coffee beans and roast them yourself fresh in the deep frier
Make irish coffee by replacing the water in the coffee maker with whiskey. Do this outside or you at least risk alcohol poisoning yourself if the alcohol fumes escape the coffee maker lol
deep fried coffee is actually a thing. You start with green beans and fry them until they turn dark brown. And use the least amount of oil as possibly as you can.
All I want for Christmas is for you to take Sausage Quest to Cigars and Stripes in Berwyn Illinois and try the hobenero hot link and the Tijuana street dogs
What a creative and wild experiment! Deep-frying coffee beans is definitely something I've never seen before. Too bad it didn't turn out as expected, but kudos for trying such a bold idea! Maybe there's a way to enhance the flavor next time. Loved the effort and the humor in this video!
1:03 A lot of flavor compounds are oils, so it is likely that frying them win oil will have caused these flavors to diffuse into the oil and out of the beans. Now, if you ate the oil, it would definitely have picked up coffee flavors. We cook spices in oils but since we eat the oil too, we still get the flavor.
this started playing right when he was putting the creamer in the coffee and i missed all the deep frying and thought mr sausage had finally lost it all the way
Hey Mr. Sausage, I don't know if anyone has commented this but James Hoffmann tried this before but with unroasted coffee, maybe give it another shot in the future?
Part of me thought he was gonna take a sip of the coffee oil after it cooled a bit, btw I think that’s where all the coffee flavor went and why the end result was watered down. You essentially brewed cowboy coffee with oil instead of water and then made a second hand brew with the leftovers.
i think the beans mostly retained their coffee flavor as they weren’t in the oil too long. your problem is when running the water through the grounds they were already covered with oil and water and oil don’t mix
A lot of the taste good chemicals in coffee are volatile and oil soluble. That's why pre ground is less flavorful, why different roasts are different, why pour overs and expressos taste different. So yes, you can fry the flavor out. The oil should taste amazing though.
As a coffee enjoyer, this made me homicidal. Not only did you commit sacrilege on the coffee beans by deepfrying them, you HAD to add milk. If that wasn't enough, you started adding sugar. I WAS SCREAMING AT MY SCREEN AND YOU WEREN'T STOPPING POURING THE GOD DAMN SUGAR
The beans were super oily when you put them in the grinder, so my guess is that you ended up with a nice coating of oil over the grounds which caused the water to not really extract much coffee causing the watered down flavor.
store bought coffee beans are already roasted, hot liquid extracts/breaks down the contents, and then on top of that you brew it yeah, that's the flavor of burned beans with no coffee flavor left. Ash sounds about right. No amount of sugar and creamer can save that. Try this with raw beans and your result may differ incredibly
Considering the tastee of coffee is infused into whatever medium you use to cook it in... Yes, you fried the taste of coffee into the oil. Leaving nothing left in the bean when you ground and brewed it. You would have had a better time drinking the oil used to fry the beans in, that's why your water with milk and sugar tasted like that. All the coffee had been left behind.
So, the process of making coffee is actually a common chemistry technique called liquid-solid extraction; you take a solid with desirable bits and boil it in a solvent that can solubilize the desirable bits. The desirable bits in coffee beans are somewhat polar, meaning they can be extracted reasonably well in water. But they are also somewhat NON-polar, meaning they can be at least partially extracted with a non-polar solvent... like oil. The reason it tastes watered down is because you flavored your oil with coffee by using the exact same process you would normally use to make the coffee to "fry" the beans.
No NSE in the title.
This is canonically a sausage.
yes
the ingredients were ground and then placed in an organic container after which they were cooked... coffee is a sausage!
Everythings a sausage if you sausage hard enough.
-some guy writing this comment
It's just a human made sausage. Probably get demonetised if you saw the actual sausage footage
Beans popping 100% counts as a burst
Shouldnt you have started with green unroasted beans?
yes
Since when has this channel been about doing things the right way?
You assume this man exists in our realm.
If Mr.Sausage reads this, I can supply you with all the green coffee beans you need.
@@ElMapacheEnfuego MAKE THIS HAPPEN!!! RE DO!! WITH THE FUNKY 💚💚💚 BEANS
Every time I thought he would stop pouring sugar, he kept going
And there’s already sugar in the creamer he used.
and it somehow tasted like hot water. I would not want to taste his water.
It was like that scene in Men In Black. th-cam.com/video/IYXLNJlxLpA/w-d-xo.html
And you can't even see the pouring stop...the video just cuts away.
can't imagine how much more he added..
I thought he added salt😬😬😬😬🫢🫢😳😳😳😳
i was expecting him to bite the fried coffee straight up
You can eat coffee beans too so idk why he didn’t
@@AnUnknownPlayer. Yep, they taste excellent covered in chocolate!
I was honestly stunned when he pulled out the grinder.
Like phase connect coffee tests
Shadow would be disappointed he didn't try the beans first
It's almost like putting coffee in a hot liquid transfers it's flavor into the liquid
Nah man, that's beans
🤣😂🤣 Too perfect!
so he should have drank the oil instead!
That is oil coffee. Water is replaced by hot oil.
What if he deep fried coffee beans, and used that oil to deep fry something else? Could we get french fries to taste like coffee?
For those that are curious, James Hoffman made an in-depth video about a genuine attempt to make deep-fried coffee.
With much greater success I might add. But that's not why we come here, is it? we come here to bask in the presence of a man who fears neither consequences or God, driven by the unsatiable urge to create sausage crimes.
but does james hoffaman have 35 years of sausage making experience behind him tho? i think not
What makes you think Mr Sausage’s attempt wasn’t genuine
@@Ashanmaril He started with already roasted coffee. That's why it had no flavor, he basically just burnt it.
I remember that video.
He was mortified that he enjoyed it.
deep fry something in that coffee fry oil - that's where all the flavor went
So what you're saying is he should have then tasted the fry oil. Preferably in the vessel of a sausage.
@@stardogbillionaire nah he's gotta take a sip before it cools down
I bet either a steak or dessert dough would be great
Proof he doesn't care about ruining food and just wants to eat cat food.
Well he certainly didn't eat a menthol sausage for the flavor
@@maxwellkazemba2299 ...Or did he? Dun dun dun
When I tell people “you have to actively try and screw up a cup of coffee.” This is what I’m talking about.
Oh they're poppin'
OH THEY'RE POPPIN'
You can't run from hakarl boiled in surstromming water forever mr sausage...
@@mantasma9024 Again, not forever ;)
Maybe you should send him some? Then, he'll be forced to make it!
Demonic combination
The contrast between this video and James Hoffman's fried coffee video is simply phenomenal. Like fine poetry. The yin and yang of cooking content.
If it’s good enough for James Hoffman.
Hooray!
Beef tallow deep fry next?
I see you too, are a man of culture (and forbidden sausages)
Why does this man compare everything to the taste of cigarette ash is that really such a prevalent experience in his life
It's the generic go-to description of anything burnt and tasteless
To be fair, I used to be babysat by someone who was a smoker and pretty much always had diet coke in the house because she was diabetic. So even to this day, diet coke immediately makes me think of cigarettes and their smell. Pavlov'd
when you're old enough to remember the question "smoking or non?" when getting seated at a restaurant you know what cigarette ash tastes like by proxy.
He forgot that he was pouring sugar and not salt for the sausages with how much he put in that cup.
You're supposed to deep fry un roasted coffee beans, and apparently it's really good
I gave a breath of relief when the video end and he don't drink the coffee oil
0:52 i used to drink coffee like this
Deep-fried?
@MacabreHouse no, with 9,486,396,638,638 pounds of creamer
And then you died of complications from diabetes
@@MacabreHouse no, with a thousand pounds of creamer
i still drink coffee like this
Do not, i repeat, DO NOT LET DADDY HOFFMAN SEE THIS!!!
I'm not normally one for reaction videos, but this one would be funny.
I'm very concerned that it "just tasting like water" is a 1/5, when literal cat food is considered a 3/5.
cat food = 3
deep friend catfood = 4
deep fried coffee = 1
coffee must equal 0
thank you for coming to my ted talk
I know he didn’t just use Coffee Mate AND sugar. Coffee Mate is already sweetened.
I think we're beyond man made horrors beyond our comprehension
This is less 'beyond our comprehension' and more 'represents a psychic threat to our long-buried id that our ego and superego cannot understand'.
0:29 hot beans
Thank you so much
James Hoffman, if you're reading this, I'm sorry on his behalf
Waterproofed grounds.
pretty much
Hmm, now I wonder if you fried some donuts in the used oil if they would take on the coffee's flavor?
That is the strangest sausage I've ever seen. Didn't even say "that's the coffee bean water" at 0:35 when he squished it into the sausage casing, which coincidentally kinda looked like a coffee filter. Either way a great episode
Damn, I thought that he was gonna drink the coffee oil. I haven't been this disappointed since the air sausage burst.
Last time I saw some one deep fry coffee beans. They ate them strait up and said it was delicious.
I thought he'd just eat the beans and not brew coffee with them.
Can’t believe he didn’t take the chance to drink some of the coffee infused oil
Me too. I was waiting for the post-credits scene of him sipping that oil.
Yes, deep frying extracts the coffee flavour into the oil. Do it with whole roasted beans in clarified butter, about half an hour at a constant 80C , and you get coffee infused butter with which you can make cookies fit for a king.
Oh, hey, deep fried coffee beans are actually a thing. Wait- Mr. Sausage, they're supposed to be green! Green!
Mr Sausage, black coffee is already roasted. you've taken what's already blackened and essentially turned it into refined charcoal. you need to get green coffee beans and roast them yourself fresh in the deep frier
I bet Mr Sausage's house smells like heaven right now
Hog heaven, amirite?
the concept of popping coffee beans sounds like something we should look into
Make irish coffee by replacing the water in the coffee maker with whiskey. Do this outside or you at least risk alcohol poisoning yourself if the alcohol fumes escape the coffee maker lol
Alcohol fumes are _EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE._ It's the burning your house down that's really the problem.
Went into the video unsure if he was going to eat or drink deep fried coffee, almost glad it was the drinking
Thai Coffee roasts the beans with clarified butter, so you could potentially pull off a clarified butter fried coffee.
James Hoffman-youtube's greatest coffee snob-actually tried this before. And he actually didn't hate it!
deep fried coffee is actually a thing. You start with green beans and fry them until they turn dark brown. And use the least amount of oil as possibly as you can.
Deep fry steak in sugar. Caramalised steak
first visceral reaction at 0:11
You should fry something in the coffee bean oil
I am actually not surprised. At this point I learned to expect the Unexpected from Mr. Sausage. 😒
Video 174: asking for a boxalo box sausage 🌭🌭🌭
Didn’t eat the beans or drink the oil, disappointed
What a coincidence that this was uploaded around the same time NileRed had a coffee video
So we are getting papa Hoff crossover soon?
I think you need to get some fresh beans. Those were already roasted once.
As much as you showed up the Grumps for their sausage making incompetence, I think James Hoffmann has you beat on this one
U did it wrong cuz I remember seeing James Hoffman said this is really good 😤
Science did that.
i hope you fried something in the coffee oil
Quick tip from a fussy coffee person if you can't stand the "cigarette ashy" flavor try a lighter roast aswell as a burr grinder
"it tastes really watered down" he says, after pouring four tablespoons of creamer into the coffee
Question: how are you still alive?
All I want for Christmas is for you to take Sausage Quest to Cigars and Stripes in Berwyn Illinois and try the hobenero hot link and the Tijuana street dogs
Video 153 straight asking Mr. Sausage to make the poutine sausage!!!
Did you know.. That deep frying coffee beans, causes them to pop..? ….. Neither did I, until today.. 😂
I know why he stutters in his videos now.
How much coffee do you want with your sugar Mr.Sausage ?
The children yearn for a lobster boiled in surstromming.
Reported this to every international security agency. Get used to drone ckeckups.
He’s not going to do it you know
that's a video you're gonna have to make yourself
@@mantasma9024Not with that attitude he wont.
@@platonichats6607 was that directed at someone else or someone else
maybe try again with beans that aren't already roasted?
What a creative and wild experiment! Deep-frying coffee beans is definitely something I've never seen before. Too bad it didn't turn out as expected, but kudos for trying such a bold idea! Maybe there's a way to enhance the flavor next time. Loved the effort and the humor in this video!
1:03
A lot of flavor compounds are oils, so it is likely that frying them win oil will have caused these flavors to diffuse into the oil and out of the beans.
Now, if you ate the oil, it would definitely have picked up coffee flavors. We cook spices in oils but since we eat the oil too, we still get the flavor.
I love how this isn't even the first time I've seen this done. Just didn't expect the second time to be here.
0:56 now this is just rage bait...
This whole episode is capable of instantly killing James Hoffman upon sight
This is the best channel
Thank you for your sacrifice, and also documenting the results
1:07
Ngl, I thought he was going to drink the oil to find the coffee taste after he said that 😂😂😂
this started playing right when he was putting the creamer in the coffee and i missed all the deep frying and thought mr sausage had finally lost it all the way
mr. sausage sacrifices so much in the name of culinary excellence. i give you all the likes.
Please do an episode featuring the original Ordinary Sausage guy!
Mr. Coffee (i mean, mr. Sausage) keeps showing why things the way they are and sometimes improves on it.
Direct from a James Hoffman video on air frying coffee to Mr Sausage doing this. The circle is complete!
Are we not going to talk about the fact that you just made popcorn out of coffee beans??? You're a wizard, Mr. Sausage!
I really like the sound the saucepan makes in the first 4 seconds of the video
its like he saw somebody else’s youtube thumbnail and thought “huh, i’ll try that,” without noticing that you generally start with green coffee beans
Hey Mr. Sausage, I don't know if anyone has commented this but James Hoffmann tried this before but with unroasted coffee, maybe give it another shot in the future?
Part of me thought he was gonna take a sip of the coffee oil after it cooled a bit, btw I think that’s where all the coffee flavor went and why the end result was watered down. You essentially brewed cowboy coffee with oil instead of water and then made a second hand brew with the leftovers.
i think the beans mostly retained their coffee flavor as they weren’t in the oil too long. your problem is when running the water through the grounds they were already covered with oil and water and oil don’t mix
A lot of the taste good chemicals in coffee are volatile and oil soluble. That's why pre ground is less flavorful, why different roasts are different, why pour overs and expressos taste different. So yes, you can fry the flavor out. The oil should taste amazing though.
The coffee maker was the sausage press, and the cup was the casing. Sausage episode confirmed.
As a coffee enjoyer, this made me homicidal. Not only did you commit sacrilege on the coffee beans by deepfrying them, you HAD to add milk. If that wasn't enough, you started adding sugar. I WAS SCREAMING AT MY SCREEN AND YOU WEREN'T STOPPING POURING THE GOD DAMN SUGAR
The beans were super oily when you put them in the grinder, so my guess is that you ended up with a nice coating of oil over the grounds which caused the water to not really extract much coffee causing the watered down flavor.
Sorry to say this one has been done before.
store bought coffee beans are already roasted, hot liquid extracts/breaks down the contents, and then on top of that you brew it
yeah, that's the flavor of burned beans with no coffee flavor left. Ash sounds about right. No amount of sugar and creamer can save that.
Try this with raw beans and your result may differ incredibly
Deep fried milk next
Considering the tastee of coffee is infused into whatever medium you use to cook it in...
Yes, you fried the taste of coffee into the oil. Leaving nothing left in the bean when you ground and brewed it.
You would have had a better time drinking the oil used to fry the beans in, that's why your water with milk and sugar tasted like that. All the coffee had been left behind.
I think I speak for all of us when I say that what we need now is for you to fry something in the coffee bean oil.
What if you save the oil and try to infuse fries or something with the lost coffee flavor?
So, the process of making coffee is actually a common chemistry technique called liquid-solid extraction; you take a solid with desirable bits and boil it in a solvent that can solubilize the desirable bits. The desirable bits in coffee beans are somewhat polar, meaning they can be extracted reasonably well in water. But they are also somewhat NON-polar, meaning they can be at least partially extracted with a non-polar solvent... like oil.
The reason it tastes watered down is because you flavored your oil with coffee by using the exact same process you would normally use to make the coffee to "fry" the beans.
If they started popping, can u keep them longer covered and treat it like popcorn?
I would be interested in seeing how this turns out when using unroasted/green coffee
I came into this thinking he was going to eat the fried coffee beans
Surprisingly he went the more normal route of this
lobster deep fried in coffee oil
In this economy?! That would cost like... a couple hundred grand at least!
Oh, you bastard. You’re one step closer to the Coffee Cheetos Chicken Sausage and you know it. Just do it, as a Christmas gift to the people.
Surprisingly, this is the second time I've watched a video of someone deep frying coffee beans.
Piping hot coffee, more like popping hot coffee! If the coffee doesn't wake you up, the popping will.