I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt
I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt
@@foogonechill1765 stop with those “Karen” jokes. Do you have any brains left in your head? Is it that difficult to understand that names have nothing to do with one’s character? I’ve met people with that name and they are completely different. So think before speaking
I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt
You'll never have to worry about accidentally making eye contact with someone while doing the up and down motion with your hand, that's why it was invented
This is really bloody cool! Why can't companies start making these again? They already make a million other counter-top uni-taskers to make everything from shaved ice, popcorn, cotton candy, hot dogs, and other things! This one doesn't even require electricity, it couldn't be that hard to make en masse.
I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt.
Love old technology like this as I've been around it quite a few times growing up! An older friend of the family had one just like this and had it bolted down, damn could that thing mix!
For fun demonstrations yes, but for actually sale's and distribution, definitely not a practical machine for the kind of numbers Theme Parks gets these days.
@@adriancomia6618its slow, simple as that. it requires one staff member to be constantly doing labor work while it can make 2 milkshakes per what, a minute? (the video cut most of the shaking)
@@adriancomia6618Its not efficient for the numbers of people theme parks attract aswell as having a higher chance of breaking with its manual use wearing it down significantly and replacing what seems like antique parts will be costly and difficult to not only find but even purchase
Nahhhh... It goes back to one billion bc. The cave man would pick up the cow, drop a couple of body slams on it and voila', ten milk shakes for the family...
in all seriousness there used to be a dish similar to ice cream i believe was made in china during the tang period, it wasnt cold or frozen but cow and goats milk was heated and left to ferment and the end product was similar in texture to ice cream but with a radically different flavor.
I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt.
I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt.
@@ShutUpBubi Proper education that will help you grow your future, not a degree that'll make you think you know everything that bare minimum doesn't even apply to your career path.
Okay, I might have to make one of these for a friend. He retired and opened a tiny old school smash burger joint. They make fresh squeezed lemonade and hand blended shakes on old equipment purchased from what used to be the local drug store. THIS would make Dave pooter all over himself in excitement!
@@sqeeze88 We made one that uses standard pint glasses. The one I made is borderline, too aggressive, and is substantially less complicated. We used a dirtbike crankshaft. I think the stroke is too much.
I feel like this would be a really popular thing if they brought it back and it was electronic😂. It would be so cool to watch it make a Milkshake, or as someone else mentioned a cocktail👌
A modern clothes iron can have hundreds of electronic components that have to be inspected by microscope. It has multiple moving parts, is made out of a lightweight materials in a modular design. Compare that to an old iron, which was typically just that; a single lump of cast iron shaped to have a smooth surface and a handle. The modern iron has far superior energy efficiency, safety, usability, and efficiency. The only question is where to draw the line between durability and all the other factors.
@Gamer Steve modern tech is designed around the concept of planned obsolescence though. Even RV campers are designed to fail after a set number of trips, typically after a year's usage. I get that modern tech is complicated. But you gotta understand it's designed to fail.
@Fetusman 224 cars and their parts are literally designed to fail after a certain threshold. It's like how Apple throttles the internet speeds and battery life of older model phones. Seriously dude read into it. Planned obsolescence is a big deal in engineering of consumer purchases.
@@guymcperson9300 Yeah I did research it, and they do not build cars to fail, that would be too risky and they might get sued, but they do put extra features in the next car so people buy them.
Good heaven's man! My dad, chemist by trade had one when I was a wee lad. We got robbed and thus went the milkshake machine.. brings back memories.. What a beauty
Aye yee your I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt.
Also… it should be “thine”. Poor virtual renaissance grammar spoils the immersion. Appreciate the willing attempt at humor, though. (“Thine shakes of milk hath brought unto thy yard young swains, a prince, yea, verily, a bard” … sounds like something the Bardcore Channel should take on for funnies)
Thine milkshakes bringeth all ye gentlefolk to the courtyard and they exclaim, tis better than thy, verily, tis better than thy, I may teacheth but I must levy a fee Certified hood classic.
This is a mechanical machine driven by human power that appears to be powerful enough to break up ice it's shaken so violently. I don't think this could seriously be much simplified.
It's a rare antiquity, you'll have to get a bit nifty to get your hands on machines like this. Keep an eye on finer flea markets and auctions in your area.
I have one like that, you really gotta make sure the whole thing is secured, and preferably weighted down because she will be wanting to dance all over the counter 😂
I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt
I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt
More machines like this need to be brought back into service imagine the reduction in electricity demand if we utilized more manual powered machines again
People must've felt like they were living in the future when this invention dropped.
Yes 🗿🗿🗿
😂😂
And they were!
Now we are in their past 😢
Unless we are in some infinity loop thing that's not how time works.@@pavelborisov515
When milkshakes were actually shaken.
"Shaken, not stirred"
More like Shterrd*@@Jacy-dx6dx
@@Jacy-dx6dxthat was a joke from Jimmy Neutron in a James Bond esque episode with Dr Calamitous and the hot woman making them milkshakes
@@Jacy-dx6dxShort Circuit?
@@okamijubei James Bond.
:How do you like your milkshake sir?
: The Industrial Revolution
Br9 that from my school
…and its consequences.
@@thetman0068allow me to introduce you to a ✨*joke*✨
@@BananakinTheWise right back atcha, fella.
I like the simplicity of that machine. It does what ever supposed to without electronics.
Tbf my hand does the same thing
@@cryochick9044ayo
Simplicoty?! It is needlessly complicated. Like the guy before me said, you can do it with your hand
You do realize you have to shave ice by hand if you're saying no electricity which would take you hours 😂 STFU
This machine only mixes...it doesn't actually make the milkshake...it doesn't make the ice...are you this dum
So that's why they're called shakes
Underrated comment
Now all plastics
yes because before 1890s they didn't have hands
Yeah not no milk stirs lmao
They didn't have nutri bullet blenders back then. It's called milkshake for a good reason
Man, that thing would bring me to the yard.
This
They can teach you, but they'd have to charge
la la la la la
@@dluv_98 *ding*
I can teach you, but I'll have to charge
Somehow I imagined that mechanism operating much more elegantly…
Me too, I can't help but laughing at the way it works it's funny 😂
Probably attached to a table
The whole thing probably gets screwed down to a table/counter so only the shakes shake.
Yup in an engine
well it did have one function, to shake the heck out of the shake - so guess it fulfilled its purpose, elegant or not haha
This milkshake mixer is so cool. I want one.
I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt
A Chocolate milk shake must have gone so hard in the late 1800s
They had that OG Coca-Cola too
Because of the color right?
Because of the color…right?
Underrated comment.. it probably was like drugs
Imagine not having round the clock access to insane flavours like we do
@@listenloves518 it probably had drugs in it
Remember kids, the bad child gets put into the milkshake shaker.
Sounds fun
You clap a testicle down on either side.
Or milkshaker?
SpongeBob?
(o_o)
“I may not have a brain gentlemen, but I have an idea.”
I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt
I dont need it...
I dont need it...
*...I NEED IT!*
that is just about the silliest machine I’ve ever seen.
i need one.
Fr
True 😂
And more reliable then Macdonalds milkshake machines
🤔😏
Not really, you can drink immediately and simpler to clean up than a blender
*McDonalds employee touches the machine*
…
*instantly breaks on contact*
some random karen: WHERES MY MILK SHAKE!?!?**1*111
Sorry mam but the milk machines broke
@@charman06Karens eyes are about to pop out of her skull if she doesn't get her diabetes fast food ice cream
That is what they use...
@@foogonechill1765 stop with those “Karen” jokes. Do you have any brains left in your head? Is it that difficult to understand that names have nothing to do with one’s character? I’ve met people with that name and they are completely different. So think before speaking
Beautiful, no electricity, simple to clean, easy to repair.
man.... I love how interesting the old tools look like...
I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt
I want my milkshake, shaken not stirred.
*pulls out an 1800s mechanical marvel*
Steampunk realizes his time has come.
I would love the see that
Marvel?? It's some gears and cranks, nothing marvelous about it.
@@craigcorson3036 i stand corrected. But hey i got 1k likes for a dumb comment so i can't complain 😂
@@craigcorson3036 We should make one, it does look pretty simple 👀
no one:
spongebob getting his milkshake license:
I love that episode
Ice cream spatula! 😂
Best show of my childhood
One of my favourite episodes. Made me thirsty for milkshakes whenever I watch it 🤤
Mid-season SpongeBob reference
Not every day you see that
the inventors are really super they found a brilliant way to mix sugar chocopowder and milk back in the 1890 😂
It seems so personal and special the way its made.
Wish we could go back to these ways
You'll never have to worry about accidentally making eye contact with someone while doing the up and down motion with your hand, that's why it was invented
lmao
😂😂😂
🤨📸
I wouldn’t mind if some cute guy was doing that infront of me. I’d melt if he winks 😳🫢😏
but that's the fun part
“yeah, my milkshake is a 1 cylinder engine making 0.03 horsepower”
considering its human powered, the max would be close to 1 hp Probably only takes under 50 watts
@@jhoughjr1 A healthy adult can sustain about 0.35hp over a period of a few hours actually!
But what happens if you attach a V8 to this?🤔
@@user-kq7fe1ny7nthe perfect milkshake.
They did use external engines for ice cream makers and butter churners. French Vanilla with notes of soot. LOL
This is really bloody cool! Why can't companies start making these again? They already make a million other counter-top uni-taskers to make everything from shaved ice, popcorn, cotton candy, hot dogs, and other things! This one doesn't even require electricity, it couldn't be that hard to make en masse.
People must have gone crazy when this gizmo dropped.
Mainly soda jerks. Don't have to hand-shake the milk every time.
This machine could be used to make cocktails too and it would be quite a scene to watch in bars. 😅
Literal cocktail shake?
"Shaken, not stirred ".
Among other uses.
Ramos gin fizz!
I would never have to make a Ramos by hand ever again
Back then it really lived up to it's name. Shake. Now it's just blended.
I was going to comment something similar to that haha!
Milkblend
Man, i thought your profile picture is a hair on my screen and tried to wipe it off.... 😂😂
well blending us sort of like circular sideways partial shaking
We should call them bends now, "man I could go for a bend right now" 😏
i read this as “1980s” and was utterly confused why we were still doing that.
1890 makes a lot more sense.
That blue colour of the machine looks beautiful.
my ye Olde mixer brings all the lads to the yard
underrated AF
Underrated comment
They all proclaim, it's quite bullier than yours.
Bloody right, it's quite bullier than yours!
I may educate thee, but that'll prove costly.
😂😂
🏆 😂
McDonald's would still say it's down due to a missing part....
😂
No kidding we have the same problem with our McDonald's here if you want a milkshake better get it before 8pm.
They'd lose the wheel somehow
The missing part will be the employee that dont want to work, but still wants pay
I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt.
Love old technology like this as I've been around it quite a few times growing up! An older friend of the family had one just like this and had it bolted down, damn could that thing mix!
We need this as a household item
This should be brought back for theme parks, i think kids would love this.
For fun demonstrations yes, but for actually sale's and distribution, definitely not a practical machine for the kind of numbers Theme Parks gets these days.
@@NawiXXI what's the flaw of it? By the way it was used it looked more cost effective
@@adriancomia6618May be they should put a motor mechanism to make it faster.
@@adriancomia6618its slow, simple as that. it requires one staff member to be constantly doing labor work while it can make 2 milkshakes per what, a minute? (the video cut most of the shaking)
@@adriancomia6618Its not efficient for the numbers of people theme parks attract aswell as having a higher chance of breaking with its manual use wearing it down significantly and replacing what seems like antique parts will be costly and difficult to not only find but even purchase
If it comes out like that every time, I would use it.
This is my kingdom come
This is my kingdom come
@@shampabiswas7327 gucci gang gucci gang gucci gang
Don't worry Chandelure this copper and brass marvel will never fail to produce the perfect frozen treat every time, or your money back guarantee!
1k Liker 🎉🎉🎉🎉
@@v25lr I didn't even realize I git 1k. Thanks!
Man somebody please open up a vintage kind of restaurant or milk parlour
I love how it just shakes it violently
I'll never stop loving old tech from the late 1800s to early 1900s.
Like I thought milkshakes didn't come around till like maybe the 50s or something.
Nahhhh... It goes back to one billion bc. The cave man would pick up the cow, drop a couple of body slams on it and voila', ten milk shakes for the family...
White cows for vanilla, brown cows for chocolate! 🐄
@@broderickwallis25😂
the first blender was invented by a guy seeking to make a better milkshake
in all seriousness there used to be a dish similar to ice cream i believe was made in china during the tang period, it wasnt cold or frozen but cow and goats milk was heated and left to ferment and the end product was similar in texture to ice cream but with a radically different flavor.
1890s, what a time to be alive.
Edit: Why did *this* comment become so popular?
1890's guy: "2000 is gonna be THE FURTURE"
Not for me tho 👩🏾😭😭😭
@@queenofrandom8853 nobory asked
@@nakxmm Manners cost you nothing, friend.
@@queenofrandom8853 If you have the chance to live in the 1890s, why the hell would you choose America?
The aerosol whipped cream on top of the old timey milkshake is what sends it for me.
Damn.. naaalala ko pa nung 5k subscribers mo palang. Inaasar pa mga pag bigkas mo ng mga words tapos ngayon near 1M ka na. More power sayo kapatid! 🍻
The 1890s took their milkshakes very seriously
メントスコーラとかも真剣に受け止めてそう
😅😂🤣
I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt.
James Bond: "Shaken, not stirred."
I thought this was gonna be every comment lol
*Shtirred
"Bond stronks, call bondulance"
One thug
This 130 year old mixer still makes their milkshakes the old fashioned way
I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt.
I love it! it's got such neat, old-world charm!
Starbucks in 1890s be like:
LMAO
They really aren't a coffee shop, you're right.
🦓💚
Education is so vital man
@@ShutUpBubi Proper education that will help you grow your future, not a degree that'll make you think you know everything that bare minimum doesn't even apply to your career path.
@ammm zeee the joke flew over your head didn't it
"Behold, the milkshaker 9000!" ~some guy from the late 1800s
"How do you like your milkshake?"
"Steampunk"
Now that is an absolutely awesome device.
... and no need for electricity!!! This is so cool!!
Your brain makes your muscle move based on electricity in neuronal activity so technically it is electric powered.
@@isfrenchjeiI guess your gas car is also now electric because of this same logic.. doesn’t work.
@@Thriscucker well, *technically* it does.
It's a pneumatic/kinetic machine. Other things than human hand can still power it.
@@isfrenchjei I think we all know that that's not what he meant by "electricity" Einstein.
Okay, I might have to make one of these for a friend. He retired and opened a tiny old school smash burger joint. They make fresh squeezed lemonade and hand blended shakes on old equipment purchased from what used to be the local drug store. THIS would make Dave pooter all over himself in excitement!
Soooooo
How did it go?😅
Update pleaseee
@@sqeeze88 We made one that uses standard pint glasses. The one I made is borderline, too aggressive, and is substantially less complicated. We used a dirtbike crankshaft. I think the stroke is too much.
@@BeardMan01do you happen to know what the white powder he puts into the shake is?
Nice
I feel like this would be a really popular thing if they brought it back and it was electronic😂. It would be so cool to watch it make a Milkshake, or as someone else mentioned a cocktail👌
I hope they still make these, for those who can't buy an expensive modern milkshake mixer.
Ok that’s actually pretty awesome and something that should definitely be brought back as a novelty for some places
I dont imagine many people would want to crank this thing for 8 hours a day
@@birdmonster115 A small electric motor and a few extra dollars in electricity costs and you don’t need to crank it.
@@jessicabrock8800 so why not just get an automatic ice cream machine at that point?
@@birdmonster115 ice cream machine broke
Would make a Ramos gin fizz easy
I love when stuff was built to outlast you. Seriously minimum care and your grand kids could use that shaker after you
A modern clothes iron can have hundreds of electronic components that have to be inspected by microscope. It has multiple moving parts, is made out of a lightweight materials in a modular design. Compare that to an old iron, which was typically just that; a single lump of cast iron shaped to have a smooth surface and a handle.
The modern iron has far superior energy efficiency, safety, usability, and efficiency. The only question is where to draw the line between durability and all the other factors.
@Gamer Steve modern tech is designed around the concept of planned obsolescence though. Even RV campers are designed to fail after a set number of trips, typically after a year's usage. I get that modern tech is complicated. But you gotta understand it's designed to fail.
@@guymcperson9300 Dude Rv's aren't designed to fail, how stupid would it be if a car was designed to fail?
@Fetusman 224 cars and their parts are literally designed to fail after a certain threshold. It's like how Apple throttles the internet speeds and battery life of older model phones. Seriously dude read into it. Planned obsolescence is a big deal in engineering of consumer purchases.
@@guymcperson9300 Yeah I did research it, and they do not build cars to fail, that would be too risky and they might get sued, but they do put extra features in the next car so people buy them.
Good heaven's man! My dad, chemist by trade had one when I was a wee lad. We got robbed and thus went the milkshake machine.. brings back memories.. What a beauty
Aye yee your I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt.
It looks like those scenes in cartoons where a kid gets coffee or a lot of sugar
I love the days before plastic. Terrific little machine.
Also makes choco shakes a luxury drink rather than just a causal drink
A machine with actual steel and no plug is like art to me
@@mrp0001let's not take It that far
@@vroomkaboom108 it absolutely is. This is amazing. I'd much rather do this ❤
...How old do you think plastic is?
"Thy milkshakes brought heathen into thee courtyards"
Wrong era
Also… it should be “thine”. Poor virtual renaissance grammar spoils the immersion.
Appreciate the willing attempt at humor, though.
(“Thine shakes of milk hath brought unto thy yard young swains, a prince, yea, verily, a bard” … sounds like something the Bardcore Channel should take on for funnies)
Listen to the two experts here on a milkshake video guys
Thine milkshakes bringeth all ye gentlefolk to the courtyard and they exclaim, tis better than thy, verily, tis better than thy, I may teacheth but I must levy a fee
Certified hood classic.
Oswalt, count your likes!!❤❤❤
What is life without a bit of pageantry. But now I need to see how they whipped the cream too😂
I crave one at 3:00 in the morning and I don't think my hard-working husband would appreciate that very much!
Man, would love to see some sort of steampunk milkshake place
Toothsome Chocolate Emporium and Savory Feast Kitchen at Universal Citywalk Orlando and Hollywood.
50 bucks a shake kekekeke
Yes! imagine running this off of steam power! Like a train engine
You gotta give it the people of the 1800's ,
They sure knew how make some simple things very stylish and pretty
This is a mechanical machine driven by human power that appears to be powerful enough to break up ice it's shaken so violently. I don't think this could seriously be much simplified.
He's teaching how to, even without charging!
Where can I get this masterpiece?!
It's a rare antiquity, you'll have to get a bit nifty to get your hands on machines like this. Keep an eye on finer flea markets and auctions in your area.
Don't listen to what the loser above me has to say. Just make a time machine and steal one from the 1890's. 🙄
under you're parents bed
TIME MACHINE.
It doesn't seem like it'd be too hard to make. Especially if you have a 3d printer or access to one.
When the apocalypse finally happens this is gonna be our milkshakes machine again :0
At least will work... something that I cannot saying about McDonald's Icecream machines! 😂😂😂
The reset 😂
I’m all for an apocalypse that still allows milkshake creation during it.
Why would blenders all stop working? Also in existence: hands.
The last thing on my mind during the apocalypse will be a milkshake.
A very interesting mechanism you got there, a very useful contraption
I refuse to believe that entire icecubes were pulverized in that machine.
I wish someone would turn me into their 1890's milkshake mixer.
Comments that go hard
Top 1 comments that: number 1
comments that go hard
Wait, why?
AYO
*Dad: Where is my shaving foam😡!!!*
*Son:*
Was this invention born from the ideas of an engine from a steam boat, a trains wheels, or the manufacturing that was taking off?
turning clockwise looks and feels so UNNATURAL it's wild.
we should bring these back cause its just as fun to watch it become a shake as it is to drink the actual shake
Boba tea shops have something similar!
MY MILKSHAKE BRINGS-
Aaah you got there first....
I am horrified that I had to scroll even this far down to find this comment.
@@TheFarCobra dude for real! It should be number 1! We need to get it to the top!
what.?
I don't want that song to be in my head 😢
so till now I'd been having MilkStir, this is the MilkShake I wannted.
Any shopp that kits themselves out with these are gona be so unique and rich
I have one like that, you really gotta make sure the whole thing is secured, and preferably weighted down because she will be wanting to dance all over the counter 😂
I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt
Might have holes to get screwed or bolted down on bottom.
they look so good, especially with that iconic straw
Why do the 90’s have these weird ass steampunk inventions
It honestly feels like a fun era
Me : awesome where can i get one
X: i bet they used that for more then just making milkshakes
tbh
this looks like its more efficient then the modern ones
Honestly yea lol, all you have to do is make this machine a little more stable and that's it
This video is so satisfying. You can just watch the shake being made over and over again. Like a perpetual shake machine.
This is the original: “Our milkshake machine is down right now.”
The cream sprayed from the can makes this especially authentic
Dang the 1980s were crazy
It was the 1890's. I think your numbers are backwards.
@@TielMama7771980s are my dad's and mom's generation too! We love the 80s!
If you had to shake like 200 of them on Coney Island back then, it made totally sense to have this thing... 🥤🙂👍🏼
Will DEFINITELY bring all of the lads to the yard.
this is the era im learning about in US history II and I can now see it all so clear
the simplicity of this machine is amazing! No god dammed computer or internet to work! Take that Juicero!
I haven't seen one these working since 1970s mixing irish creamer milk shake in irealand who would of thought this milk shake maker was a inspiration for the titanic moters which my family elders witnessed being belt
More machines like this need to be brought back into service imagine the reduction in electricity demand if we utilized more manual powered machines again
In all fairness, things like a mixer aint exactly high on the list of actual things that expend too.kuch energy
@@affegpus4195 Every little bit counts.
@@General_Beluplus, it could be nice as a backup in case of a power outage and the generator isn’t working.
@@paperluigi6132 that’s true.
I can imagine a shaking tool like this to be use on milking cow or for human male pleasure.
I can feel my grandma ❤️
Man it's amazing to see how engineering was popular and new during those times. The mechanism here is fairly simple compared to today.
I didn’t realize they had pressurized whipped cream cans 100+ years ago.
Pneumatics, baby!
They just shook the cow lots! 🤗
Ancient aliens
@@georgewbushcenterforintell147
🤣🤣🤣
whipped creams not that hard to make km pretty sure its old too. they just didnt had the pressure cans, they used the pipe bags.
"I. Drink. Your. MILKSHAKE! I DRINK IT UP!"
Don’t bully me Daniel
All the sweetness of radioactive soda, but none of the horrifying internal bodily mutilation.
That’s what 1890’s medicine was for.
Don't ya hate when you make a sweet comment, then somebody like ol "Scary Meunster" comes with the random wtf reply?😂
I'm finished!
I love it, love everything about it!
Need to 3D print one so I can use it for my pre-workout and protein shakes. 😂
Creative and functional, I honestly would like to have one when I’m older
Why not now!
why not just shake it with your hands?
@@packnerz2017your hands would be tired
@@Nsodnoajdjksl y so weak?
@@packnerz2017 because everyone yes
I can see kids lining up for a shake on a hot summer day at the Chicago World Fair of 1893. What great times the 1890s were for America.
You sure about that lol
Yeah also a time where they let people play with radioactive paint and thought it was cool because it glowed in the dark
@@yobaniacosta nope, that was later, during the late 1910s and 1920s.
@@etiennedauphin close enough
@@etiennedauphin *back when they played with uranium toys
Now I need to know how they made Ice back then.
Is this what a vibe machine looked like in 1890s too?
"Man your mom has been making our shakes for 2 hours now, what's the deal bro?"
And why is the milkshake machine mounted on the headboard of her bed? Your mom's weird, dude.