Now for the ultimate weapon, we need the milkless lactose
That's very similar to sugar
Edit: you guys need to chill, I know lactose is a type of sugar, I said very similar because the crystalization process is different and it results in crystals with a different color compared to normal everyday sugar
Yeah that's just a type of sugar. I'm lactose intolerant and some products DO add lactose as their sugar. Anything that ends in "ose" is a sugar: glucose, fructose, lactose, sucralose, etc. All of them are extractable.
this is eaten in chinese cuisine! the starch from the dough is used to make a delicious chewy noodle and the gluten is steamed then used as a topping. the whole thing is covered in a sauce made of garlic, black vinegar, soy sauce, sesame paste, and chili oil and served with fresh, thinly-sliced cucumbers and scallions. the gluten puffs were actually my favorite part haha
@@che7269 Seitan its chewy and actually have a savory flavor. Its sometimes called "Imitation chicken".
@@che7269 liang pi! commonly transliterated as cold skin noodles but that doesnt make it sound too appetizing haha
I did not need "bread skeleton" added to my thoughts
Mom: honey don't worry, bread skeleton isn't real it can't hurt you
bread skeleton:
Gluten Intolerants: Run!
Bread Marketing Execs: Can we use this?
Take a look at keto breads. One of the first ingredients is "vital wheat gluten."
Right it’s all a scam did u know that hole wheat bread isn’t even more healthy the reason why is because the bran that they separate from the germ oxidizes wen it’s milled free for white bread making so adding it back is basically worthless and makes it taste way worse
@@jamesfrederick. I hope that’s true for my own sake because wow, I remember briefly going back to whole wheat and it was awful in comparison.
@jamesfrederick. I actually prefer the taste of whole wheat bread. It is higher in fiber, which makes it more filling, but also causes me problems because I have intestinal issues regarding the digestion of fiber. Probably from many years of consuming way too much fiber.
Me running from the Authority after putting this in the Gluten-free section:
The forbidden loaf
As the 7th hundredth n 7th like.
Yes.
Especially if you have celiac disease
or bad gluten allergies like me
Definitely forbidden to those of us with Celiac disease. Even a bread crumb can make us quite ill.
Homemade styrofoam.
Eco packaging?! Biodegradable styrofoam? Omg! This could go somewhere.
*“I sense a great disturbance in the kitchen, as if millions of celiacs suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced”*
@@MyNameIsStickers You've most likely been poisoned by pollution in the air, water and food you've consumed over the course of your life.
as if millions of celiacs suddenly had severe neurological episodes and dropped something heavy
Celiacs: This is an Avengers level threat.
As someone with celiac, I can confirm.. the sad part is that I would try it
I try to forget how good gluten tastes. Any time that I eat something that tastes too good, I always have a moments panic that it might have gluten in it. Even though, I haven't had gluten in a good decade or so.
"if its so safe, then drink it. Drink that pure concentrated gluten" - Mr. Mackey
He did. And then his d**k flew off.😂
When I saw the title of this video I immediately thought about that scene.
There is a South Park episode of this
Me drinking milk mixed with powdered milk and eating pure gluten bread to establish the superiority of my genetics
...breathing pollen and dust rich air, regularly staring at epilepsy inducing lights like its Tuesday. Really would drive the point home.
@@chinmayjoshi3592 Don't forget spoonfuls of peanut butter mixed with PB2
Finally the life long question of 'wtf is gluten' has finally been answered 😂
Vegan chicharon? Could oil and salt it . Maybe chili powder? Hit it with some tapatio and lime. Yum
"If it's not dangerous, then drink that pure concentrated Gluten, m'kay".
when they asked for boneless pizza, bro discovered the bones
I've been giggling like a little child at this for a solid minute. A-Tier comment.
Turns out when we was asking for boneless he just wanted gluten free and they didn’t understand:(
I mean, that's pretty accurare, that's the role gluten has in bread, the support
Bro just found the Celiac final boss
Very final. Probably would send me to the ER just getting within 100’ of that oven.
Fr bro. Those celiac ppl (including me cuz I have it) we gunna be dead broski
That crunch sounds so good I can feel the resultant agonizing pain I get from all grains, seeds, nuts & legumes.😭
This is the final boss for hipsters
@@RonJohn63yes they are anti-gluten.
so it would be a final boss they would have to fight, is the joke.
I think you read "for hipsters" as ownership meaning it is apart of them, but it's actually stated as an opposition, like
I have a challenge "for you"
My stomach is twisting and skin is itching just watching this.
That crunch though…❤
You're such a great teacher Otz!
There's a wheat gluten material in Chinese cooking that uses this as a vegetarian meat substitute. It is called Seitan/Mianjin.
Beat me to it. And I agree, cooking it in soup or sauce would have been better and more traditional.
Yes I love it 🥰 make some every week. But definitely not in the microwave 😂
This is also why so many dog food brands incorporate it. Feels like meat but cheaper and less nutritious
As a celiac, I’ve never been so terrified in my life.
@@wtf_is_this_handle_shitdamn that's a weird way to say you're ignorant
why does it look kinda good
That crunch was LEGENDARY
he just made baked seitan
Braised it in sauce and you got a delicious vegan dish. Well as long the sauce is animal free lol
My whole digestive system shut down watching him take that bite
Same here. Actually feeling kind of nauseous at the thought of even touching it. I do so envy people who don't have such problems...
@froginprogress8510 Dont... Ultimately eating gluten at all, regardless of Celiac or otherwise, is not good for you.
I swear this is the best loop I've ever seen
That looks so good ngl
gluten-free bread ❎
bread-free gluten ✅
I don't care about gluten/gluten free in my diet, but i admit theres some gluten free stuff that just tastes better than the gluten version
And then therés me who can’t eat gluten and has to figure out how to bake without it…
the loop of this short reminds me of dementia
That looks really good
Certain regions in Japan do exactly this, wash all the starch out of wheat flour, wrap the gluten around sticks, and toast it. It's called "Fu", and it's used as an ingredient in hot pot soups among other things.
@@Kingcd1045It’s different. Tofu is made from the proteins in soybeans, not from wheat. Tofu proteins aren’t really stretchy like gluten (which is also a protein, but different).
@@Kingcd1045
How come you don't know that TOFU is made from SOYBEANS. 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Fu is gluten?? I didn't know.. thank you! Love fuu in misoshiru btw. Yum!
It looks pretty good ngl
Looks amazing actually
Whoaaa! This actually helps me actually comprehend what gluten is in the first place! This makes so much sense
Man just dissed gluten intolerant people in the most savage way
not really? if you have Celiacs disease you have to avoid even trace amounts of gluten regardless of how much more difficult it makes your life. it’s like saying that archers are dissing blind people and that runners are dissing amputees
@@evanbecraft8201blind man *DESTROYED* after someone says "look at that"
شكرا استاذ سهلت علية المادة ❤
Remember (as demonstrated) chewy products are harder to make gluten free, stuff like cake is way easier because you don’t need to replace the chew factor. If you eat gluten free, things that don’t need chewiness will be a lot easier to convert “gluten free”
Yeah. Anything can have gluten and you get horrific stomach pain and diarrhea
@Bam4006 dude I didn't know this. Wow my dad can't do gluten I hope I don't end up that way
"Ummmm is that gluten free? "
No ma'am, you'll have to pay for it just like everything else.
Smoothest loop I’ve ever seen
I love the head nod at the end that signals, "This ain't it."
Everyone in my neighborhood is so scared of gluten, you could probably rob a bank here with that loaf.
"ON THE GROUND, DON'T TRY TO BE A HERO! YOU DON'T WANNA GET _GLUTENED,_ DO YA?"
I did this in home economics in the 70s. Wish we still had those classes in public schools today.
The majority of high schools still teach home economics as a mandatory subject lol. Do some research before commenting next time.
@@HOTD108_not in nyc.. majority of public high schools do not teach home ec. nor do middle schools .. you have to be in the suburbs for that as far as Iv experienced. I went to high school in 08 no home ec at all. it needs to be prt pf the public school curriculum and it is not
Damn that crunch made my mouth water
'Skeleton of bread' as a description is surprisingly close to the Chinese term for wheat-gluten, 'mianjin' (面筋), which means 'dough tendons'. Also, gluten may play a role in creating 'haze' in beers by binding to polyphenols.
Theres chinese street food called grilled gluten. And theres a meme surrounding it
@@mareksicinski3726 I think he's talking about 'la tiao', or spicy gluten strips. They're a common snack you can find in supermarkets or in stalls, though they have a reputation for being unhygienic.
It looks kinda good
To expand on this, it’s not just that it traps air, it is EXTREMELY elastic (as shown). However kneading doughs is important to work the gluten and activate that elasticity while incorporating air, which will result in a good quality bread, that has risen to multiple times its original size. Also any other form of glutenous foods are also able to expand a great deal without breakage.
The reason gluten free cooking and baking is so challenging is because it’s hard to find a suitable substitute that is so elastic and so pliant.
@@Exedus20gluten is made up of glutenin and gliadin, most common in hard flour, less in soft flour. But without water and kneading, you'll not form that gluten. That's one of the reasons why sometimes new bakers fail to have good volume bread because they did not knead the dough properly , gluten structures are weak and unavailable to trap much of the carbon dioxide produced by the yeast
@@Exedus20i love how you said expand on this and someone answered as if you have an AI assistant answering your every need
As someone who is gluten intolerant, I would eat that in a heartbeat.
You know it’s bad when H3H3 looks like the reasonable one
People ask for gluten free... I ask for extra gluten.
Gluten free is for gluten intolerant. So why are regular products suddenly "Gluten Free"? Even non baked products?
@@VideoMatoranYeah, that specification didn't make sense to me either...
@VideoMatoran tbh the label can be nice for showing if its cross contaminated or not. There are a lot of naturally gluten free products that arent due to sharing equiment with gluten products or growing near another field with gluten (like oat + wheat fields).
Actually flour millers adds vital -wheat gluten to white flour to increase gas retention
Fun fact! This is called seitan and is sometimes used as a meat substitute.
You make a simple water and flour dough and then keep kneading it submerged in water until the water comes off clear and all the starch is gone. Then you can knead in flavoring, shape it, and simmer it in water or broth and you end up with a "meat" similar to chicken nugget texture.
If you save the water you used to wash it, you can let it sit and the starch will settle to the bottom. Then, you pour off the water and dry out the thick slurry left behind and you have wheat starch that can be used like corn starch or added back into normal all purpose flour to make a low protein cake flour.
I really think making seitan would also be a fun activity to do with kids to get them into cooking/baking. it's fun weird textures. I've only ever made seitan from scratch once but I really enjoyed the process (even though the end result had a lot of room for improvement)
I live this stuff!! I’m Vietnamese so I frequent Asian markets and growing up we would get this vegetarian stuff by Companion brand (blue cans). They had stir fry veggies, they had seitan with broccoli, amongst other things! I can only imagine how good that stuff is made to order!!!
I love the texture and its ability to soak flavors and textures!
I would put chili and curry powder and a little sesame oil to season my canned stuff then make fried rice to go with it.
Thank you for your comment!!
You can also buy wheat gluten directly and not need to wash anything. It's a dry powder, you can mix it with water to make seitan or you can add it to flour to make it stronger.
This looks like a common thing we find here in brazilian bakeries, tough its usually in a ring form
Its quite good
Looks great
“Hey what you eating”
“Bread Skeleton”
this is a thing in chinese recipe over a thousand years old(actually japanese eat them as well, probably asia in general), we wash off the starch of a dough and steam it, then chop it, it’s like little stretchy sponges that soak any sauce in nicely. Then the remaining water after washing a dough, we pour it thin layer and steam it one by one. Then after it cools down you chops them thin you have shiny starch noodles and gluten sponge! it tastes amazing mixed with some sesame seeds paste/soy sauce/chilli garlic oil, tastes just like a bowl of noodles with savoury chewy tofu
In that way it’s actually high in protein and quite natural and healthy
@@NeonuhuIt's sold in Germany as seitan, I think based on the Chinese name(?)
@@SeekASquatchGluten is only bad for you if you have celiac disease or are allergic. A normally functioning intestine processes gluten fine as just another protein.
@@SeekASquatch Sure, anything can be bad if eaten too much. I wouldn't base my diet around white bread and pasta only anyway lol... has too many fast carbs aswel.
My mom is a bread addict who has recently developed some issues with gluten and I’m so tempted to send this to her 😂😂😂
My man made chicharrón and think we wouldn’t notice
"Then eat that pure consentrated gluten!"
I love south park
..BUT STILL, MEAT SHOULDVE BEEN ON BOTTOM OF PYRAMID AND DAIRY NEXT TO THAT, THO
.............
@@effenwolf turn on your brain and you might understand what it means even though he spelt it wrong
“Sir, there’s a bread in my air”
"I WASHED BREAD DOUGH-"
Finally
Bread-free gluten
We eat gluten puffs in Japan in soups. It soaks up all the soup and it's delicious! It's called ofu, or just fu. It comes in all kinds of shapes.
In nigeria they're called puff puff. We basically dip them in sauce like you explained but sometimes i like to coat them in sugar and eat it as a snack. Thats prolly just me tho 😅
I was going to comment that I'd seen something like this in Japan. The crunch is quite satisfying.
"100% bread free gluten"
"dont you mean 100% gluten free bread"
"no, i mean bread free gluten"
"what"
The seamless loop! 👍🏽
Every Gluten Allergic's Worst Nightmare!
I'm gonna treaten snipperworlf with this let's see how she likes being in danger
@@roseashkiiii4361DON'T! Effort is also deadly to her, she'll die just by seeing it.
@@roseashkiiii4361
Great, now she's going to "react"... I mean, pretend to react to this video, and not give the creator credit. I'm going to blame you when it happens, and she says, "Ah hell nah. I would literally die, because I'm SEVERELY allergic to gluten.".
I haven't seen one kid or person in my entire life in my country that is allergic to gluten or peanuts or seafood why are so many Americans and Europeans are somewhat deathly allergic to these?
this is reminding me of that South Park episode
Fascinating!!! ❤
For anyone wondering the gluten dough is called seitan and is often used as a meat alternative
Don't let the vegans know they can't eat fake meat and be gluten free at the same time 😵💫
yes dont eat it! he put it on this earth to trick us!! dont eat the apple@@RajivLochanPanda
I’m getting flashbacks to that South Park episode.
Gluten : I'm free...finally... FREEDOM!
As someone who is deathly allergic to gluten, I have never been more threatened
I was looking for this comment. Good god!!! 😮 that’s straight up poison
@@stacie7766 It was not an over-exaggeration. I literally go into anaphylaxis from the tiniest bit of wheat. I break out into hives and my throat starts closing up. Without medical assistance I would literally suffocate to death within 30 minutes to an hour. I have been hooked up into an oxygen machine and an IV in the ER after accidentally eating a bit of bread several times in my life.
@@sebarus8108i dont think im gonna trust you on your own allergy. if you equate “deathly allergic to gluten” with “i break into anaphylaxis when WHEAT touches my body”….that shows either youre lying for clout or you dont understand your own allergy.
gluten and wheat are not the same thing. one can remove the gluten from wheat.
so. what are you doing saying your wheat allergy is a deathly dangerous gluten “allergy”? btw the proper name for a gluten allergy is “celiac disease” cuz “gluten allergy” is not a medical condition.
lol you have "wimp" written into your very code. That must be depressing. @@sebarus8108
that looked crunchy af and I am wondering if it is the chicharrone of so many dishes that could be made
Yeah. Crunchy af and not actually fried in oil? Sign me up. He should totally play around with making a tasty, spicy snack with this!
Are we talking about a different type of chicharrones in here? I've been making them all week after discovering them at my Mexican sister-in-laws baby shower, and they're made of wheat. The little wagon wheel shaped ones. They come in several shapes, those are just the ones I see most often. They do kinda have a pork rind texture, and taste, (more like popcorn taste, really). It's confusing because pork rinds are called chicharrones, too, but I thought OP was talking about the wheat ones that start out like orange uncooked noodles that you fry up.
@@cocobutter3175Chicharron can mean many things in mexico, but it mostly refers to the dish that is made with either pork belly or pork rinds and salsa verde. I think people commenting are saying that this gluten recipe could make vegan chicharron with salsa possible.
What you're talking about is chicharrones that are like potato chips, people also call them duros or duritos. Hope this helps :)
my attention was on T-shirt he is wearing, such a catchy tshirt.
When he eat it I had flash backs from that South Park episode, who knows they know what I’m talking about.
For those wondering the molecular formular on his shirt is the formular of sodium citrate, the sodium salt of citric acid.
@maxiliarydendrite8926 Sodium citrate is used to turn cheese into lovely smooth cheese sauce. Bet that's why his shirt is processed cheese yellow. Food geek humor.
@@maxiliarydendrite8926 strange thing to immediatly know what that formular even is
Why would anyone wonder that? Why wouldn't you just look it up?????? Wtf
@@NKsHistoryOfMurderwell he made it so you don't have to look it up. chill out guy
I half expected his no-no square to fly off like a rocket 🚀
Is this comment even on the right video? You see the dude's groin nowhere in this video.
That crunch
now I can make Snoopy bones, from Charlie Brown Christmas
Imagine the damage you can do to all karens with this weapon.
As someone with a „everything but gluten“ intolerance, this will be my salvation. Finally I can life on a 100% gluten diet.
It has been a traditional food "mianjin" in Chinese for thousands of years, personally I liked it!
Maybe if he baked it fr in an oven he would've gotten the good flavor of it lol
Its seems like what we call biscoito de polvilho here in Brasil
I like that crunch
That crunch was insane! I don’t care about this man’s head shaking, I need to try this!!!
The formula written on the t shirt is trisodium citrate.
@@sirchys it's what used in American cheese as an emulsifier and stabilizer. It's what make "American Cheese" American and melt so nicely. Pretty sure it's why the shirt is also american cheese yellow 🤣
As a South Park fan, the moment he ate that pure gluten...
I prayed for his rod
Haha I was looking for this comment. I was shocked when he took a bite.
@@rachinagosai1308NO, pure gluten is definitely not safe to eat, especially for men. Something to do with the genitals
Bread 2: Bane of the seliacs
We all know gluten-free bread, but are we ready for bread-free gluten?
I wasn’t ready for it
@@Frosted07IKR!!😂😂😂
おいしいの!?
That is saitan, my guy
We made fake 'jerky', that was mostly gluten once. No, twice, actually. Taste and consistency were ok, but I found it really hard to digest. It felt like a lump in my stomach, for the longest time.