The real story behind the 324 layer croissant #shorts

[sgtjbb]

It’s almost like your specialty is baking and you knew what to do 😂

[blueblade]

Guys they weren't listening to her because that was the point 😂 they were recreating the yakitate japan episode of the croissant, they HAD to burn it much to everyones dismay

Edit: HOLLY HELL 10K FOR THIS?!

[rosahoneywood]

Wait that’s just like yakitate Japan!!!! The whole point in the episode is that it burns and then he hits it and a beautiful brown croissant emerges from the centre!

[thotspray]

Its so annoying how so many people are complaining why they didnt listen to her when they hired her. Like ut was a challenge they had to burn it.
But as a chef something you work on get experimented by others knowing it will be bad makes you feel emotional.

Thats like getting gordon ramsay to watch you only and you cook a monstrosity while they are complaining

[KnievelFats]

I’m so glad you got over being emotional and the situation being so bad for you. Brave. Courageous.

[Ltskii_]

The aggression in the word “burn” proves how heartbreaking this is

[adellyalakshita]

“at the end of the day.. it was bad.” LOL

[DeezNuts-xwlu]

"Crescent" i will never forget this in my entire life

[oigomieggo]

Literally that moment in Casino where Joe Pesci’s character is held down and has to watch his brother get murdered in front of him.

[littleblueclovers]

In hindsight it makes perfect sense that even food can have weird anime logic. They have to come up with plot twists for the underdogs somehow 🤔
Still love those shows but now I know to probably just use a cookbook when I want to make something lol

[AngryAlfonse]

That little nostril flare gets me every time, you can see the pain she's holding back

[mattryangomez]

Why did this remind me of Korean vegan

[michaelsartstudio]

For context, an average classic french croissant has 55 layer( 27 are butter). My one question is HOW

[kagenohikari]

So many people here never watched the actual episode and completely missed the point of the burnt bread 🙄

[allesfalls]

It wasn't a yakitate Japan reference... It was a yakitate jaPAIN

[kurukuru]

They should've made this like criminal documentation style. With her just being silhoutte answering the interview.

[shadowX]

The croissant is my favorite bread so honestly I would have been pretty disappointed also.

[datemasamune]

Oh my lord, the qUIVERING in her voice-
Get that poor lady some trauma therapy! ;~;

[Dr.DonTron]

a bakers worst nightmare... i am so sorry for your traumatic story.. it must've been so hard to endure this pain 😔

[hasspass]

Bro it's just a croissant you don't have to cry about it💀