Making Honey Sugar/Powder

I show another method of making honey into a sugar like powder which could prove useful in baking.

To those of you that want honey but cant make it to Grantsville I will probably have honey left over and I will try to ship some out to those that are interested. Drop by my Facebook page or send a private message if you would like to be put on the list. The price will have to be higher due to shipping but I'll try to keep it under 10$ for a half pint. also keep in mind that I may not be able to send honey to some countries.

Thanks to Arthur Eby for the recorder, Julian Emmerling for the music, and the bees for the honey.

[jesswright]

"You'll remember from making my gunpowder out of urine part 2 video." No, Cody. I don't, but I'll tell you right now that just got you a new subscriber.

[roguish]

Its kind of funny how he awkwardly gestures while he narrates over that

[orsonzedd]

I love how his fiancée always has the look of just barely putting up with his shenanigans. It's great

[andrewffleming]

I'd like to make a suggestion from my experience dehydrating foods like Cody does in this video.

You can use much less cornstarch in the initial blending - just enough to keep the honey from sticking to the sides of the blender. Then spread the powder onto a cookie tray after taking it out of the blender, and further dry it, cutting in just enough cornstarch to avoid caking later. This will take the cornstarch quantity to a minimum. Hope that helps!

[Nickgowans]

Dude, if the zombie apocalypse should ever occur then I'm going to join the "brotherhood of Cody" that's what we'll call your post apocalyptic cult.

On a more serious note, I love your videos, most science type videos just show what to do with certain chemicals, you show us how you acquire those chemicals. Keep up the good work and you'll be on youtube frontpage in no time.

[Volvary]

His girfriend at the end :"I need a spoon." I laughed

[lancedavenport]

I wasnt that big into science during school but your channel has made me grow to like science. Keep up the awesome work!

[AndFamine]

In the apocalypse I would have to find Cody and Grant Thompson

[JustNatax]

Who is this Cody! I recently subscribed to him and he seems like such a cool guy, liking chemistry and physics, collecting metals from his mines, making crazy experiments in garage-backyardstyle and seems to have such a cool life!!! Man that guy is AWESOME!

[Dewicre]

That subscriber growth is quite insane.
At first I felt like I missed a couple of months, when I woke up and checked your channel for new videos.

[AndrewOplinger]

oh god the look on her face when he handed her the bowl: "oh god... what am I eating now.... 'I'll like it' will i? really? really?!... oookaaayyy.... yeah. it's okay... now are you gonna tell me its gunpowder?"

[piranha]

Maybe you should have tried pulling a vacuum on it while heating it up.

That way, you could remove more water from it without caramelizing it.
And cooking using a vacuum pump is pretty cool!

[D_R]

I love it when I look up a random topic and find a video from this channel

[Squirrilly]

Hey Cody, I'm a new subscriber and I gotta says your videos are fantastic. I used to be really scared of bees but after watching your beekeeping videos I have a new found appreciation of them and might even try to do it myself one day. Great work man!

[Thimbles]

Cody miming everything is the best thing I've seen this week.

[DearHenryA]

I can't wait to see you waving at the end of your YouTube videos from Mars. I can almost picture it already.

[TheVredeHunter]

this guy seems really down to earth, love this channel

[PressureEd]

Wow I just searched this title in the search bar and you have made the video automatic thumbs up

[laughahole]

The hand gestures at 2:26 are priceless.

[johncurran]

She just like 'You expect me to eat without a spoon? Go get me a spoon.'