ICE CREAM CONES | How It's Made

Ever wondered how ice cream cones are made? Get the full history and 'making of' right here!

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[JustWastedHoursHere]

The people who design the automation machines are the real heroes here. Genius!

[zeezus]

Cones: *Have virtue because they are biodegradable*

Also Cones: *Wrapped in styrofoam and polyethylene packaging*

[darthraider]

“99” = from the ice cream van vendor, it’s basically referring to the usual price (99p) for ice cream in a cone 🍦. Also a reference to the “99 Flake”, a product which is the above with a Cadbury’s Flake chocolate inserted in the ice cream.

“Hundreds and Thousands” = basically, loads of tiny sprinkles of chocolate that are a variety of colours. They come in tubs and you just sprinkle it on whatever dessert you like.

[slicer]

I always think to myself whenever I see these videos: how many attempts and mixtures did it take to get everything right? From the size, ingredients, baking time, angle to roll it, etc. so many variables to anything automated and yet it’s done so quickly and perfectly.

[joeshmoe]

“And adds secret flavoring to the mixture.”

Worker throws a bunch of cocaine into the mix

[Harcorwrestler]

One time, I ate a bag of cake cones. Loved every bit of it. 🤤

[lilrich]

By "secret flavoring"

Do you mean cardboard ground into fine dust?

[Jonymankitty]

At the end he says "I'd have my icecream with a 99, and hundred thousands" which is a British way to order/have icecream

[MargoMB]

I love that new How It's Made clips are still uploaded! I always find it funny when the comments on these videos complain about the equipment being dirty or having food residue... That's kind of a side effect of mass production. You don't always know where the ingredients come from and you don't always know how sanitary the conditions are. If it's anything serious, like it makes people sick, there will (usually) be recalls. There are pros and cons of mass production, if it's a serious worry to someone, well I guess that's why some people grow/make their own food.

[Absolutely_Nobody]

The only other acceptable voice over for How It's Made.

[happyfellowship]

This man's voice is going to become a meme someday, I swear.

[bluehair]

"secret flavoring"

cRaCk ミ●﹏☉ミ

[matthewb]

Once you start with these videos, you don't stop...

[unprankable]

Who else thinks the machine that opens the boxes for packaging is ridiculously satisfying?

[Yourname]

I love the customized machinery that creates all of the things

[curtishoward]

My family owns a restaurant and we used to sell ice cream in the summer before I would sneak in and eat all of the comes and peach flavored ice cream. I was like five and we used this brand of cones.

[warlord_aries]

“Secret flavoring ingredients”
It’s definitely cocaine

[LinkTheFusky]

Talks about how it's waste free
Later: unnecessary paper separators

[zandatsu]

After you finished the ice cream part eating the cone is so priceless because of the taste after eating the ice cream

[JakeTheFake]

why are all these vids so frickin satisfying!