Milk Chocolate

#shorts #milk #chocolate #milkchocolate #cooking #food

[usernamehere]

I like how he says let’s and together like we’re actually making it

[arashkeyani]

Nick: “Let’s fly to Ecuador.”
Me watching this at 4 in the morning in bed: “I’m on it.”

[nexus_keeper]

I love how he added absolutely no milk to milk chocolate💀

[guy]

Nick's the type of guy to make milk chocolate without milk

[Vishgraphy]

Nick - let's make milk chocolate.
Milk - am I a joke to you ?

[clxwnbii]

Nick: “Let’s fly to Ecuador.”
Me, an Ecuadorian: “Already beat ya to it, bud.”

[exa_chad]

Respect to Nick for making Milk Chocolate without Milk 🗿

[saeed_jaki]

I really love and admire the part where he added milk in the milk chocolate 😊

[notsoinnocentbystander]

nick : "let's fly to ecuador"
me looking at the backyard of my house in indonesia : "you guys are not supposed to grow in this area, go back to ecuador!"

[Dorkaaa]

Nick : "Milk chocolate".
Ingredients:"Cocoa pods, sugar".

[musicbytade]

You can actually lick the white off the seeds before leaving them to ferment. It’s really sweet

[shaunphan]

My grandma used to grow them. The fruit is tasty. We would suck the flesh off the seeds and then dry the seeds and sell them off to factory to make chocolate.

[pixomatu]

I love how the first part of the recipe is "Fly to Ecuador"
😂😂😂😂

[thedoorman]

My man straight up flew to Ecuador instead of buying the things he just got them himself that's mad dedication

[Fnaf_Fan]

Damn bruh I want that chocolate mold that’s 24 pieces of chocolate right there

[cjjccj]

0:17
i definitely got the shadow the hedgehog vibes when nick said "life forms"

[chirinemikati]

He does so much fresh stuff its amazing and all of it is for us he inspires so much

[isaacyeon]

This man legit flew all the way to Ecuador for us to show how to make Milk Choco, dedication is wild

[someguy]

I learned this at the museum of chocolate in Barcelona, Spain. In summary the Spanish stole the cacao from the Aztecs, shipped the cacao back to Spain and came up with the recipe for chocolate that the majority of the world eats today.

[Hyperr]

Ah yes, just going across to Ecuador for cacoa pods. I can totally relate.