Professional Cotton Candy Machine Demonstration Video

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[FatNebraskaMom]

I think people misunderstand how important it is to be honest in these videos. Its helpful to know how and where you can mess up doing stuff. Thanks for the honesty.

[tqliu]

I like how you use degrees, volts, and watts interchangeably.

[Thomashorsman]

Once finished you can go ahead and eat the unit that you have made

[capitolabill]

My dad was a rep for a major food company. I was sold into slavery to help him with his many company sponsored "carnivals". Cotton candy was one of many fun foods I learned to prepare. A few things I saw here deserve comment. We would run the motor, switch on the heat, and apply a spoonful of sugar mix. When it was coming up to temp, the mix would start coming out. At this point, wipe the inside of the bowl with a damp paper towel. This will make the candy stick to the bowl, instead of flying around. The dampness and timing require some practice. Add the mix to the full mark. Let the candy build up. We would get a full serving, on a paper cone, with one lap around the bowl. Hold the cone vertically, get less on your hand. Do it outside. You will get covered in cotton candy, no way around it. Good luck.

[TuxedoElf]

Ok - turn on the unit, let it spin for a couple of minutes. Then turn the dial to 180 and give it about 3 minutes (it's about a 5 min warm-up/start up.) Leave it at 180. (I have no idea why he keeps playing with the dial!) Once it's warm add the sugar, the first portion or two might take a minute to come out, but after that the portions should fly out. But use the scoop, don't over-fill the top as he did. Hope that helps. :)

[alyg]

Thanks, i have never been so happy to see a stick being transformed into a wonderful sweet fluffy cloud.

[xAngelaBaby]

dont evn know why im watching this i dont even have a machine hahaha

[marty]

irony [n] : _a video titled "professional", of a professional cotton candy machine sadly being demonstrated by an amateur_

[robertbranton]

It helps to know how to operate the UNIT. You turn on the heat first and let the UNIT heat up so the sugar melts as soon as you pour it into the UNIT.

[budluv]

If watching this video was a drinking game where you drank every time he said unit anyone who played would die of alcohol poisoning.

[different]

The whole time I was watching this I was like "goddamnit Peter" "fucking hell Peter get your shit together"

[graffixplus]

Ummmm no. I would not follow this guys directions on these machines. You turn it on and let it heat up first, than add the sugar and go to town. Why would you pour in enough to make 2? That's dumb. Use the scoop to make 1, you get a nice larger size. And if you would spin it right, your cones would look a LOT better. As for cleaning, you don't wait till it's cooled down. You grab some water and dump a tiny bit inside the same place you put the sugar. The water turns to steam which cleans the inside out. Instant clean. The rest you rinse and wipe down. Nothing professional about any of this.

[accouswk]

Wow man you have over a MILLION views on this. Strong work and thanks for posting it. I think I will get one of those. And screw all the low life haters posting negative comments. I’m sure they don’t have a fraction of the views you have combined. We all know what you mean.

[Sammiexo]

I have always wanted a cotton candy maker. I love me some cotton candy! Doesn’t look hard at all! Might have to get me one here soon!!

[benswinter]

Aren't you supposed to wipe it around the edge of the bowl instead of trying to spin it in your hand?

[bettykrocker]

Could you insert the cone into a cordless drill to automate the spinning process?

[OAleathaO]

4:02 - "...that when you do use it, an adult uses it or use it with adult supervision." Or have an adult use it with adult supervision. ;)

[pokeventure]

Thanks😄! We just got a cotton candy machine for my little sisters birthday because she wanted it but we didn't exactly know how to use it 😂

[TuxedoElf]

I have this machine and how you've said to operate it is NOTHING like the instructions! It's a nice machine, but only if you use it properly!