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[CASS__]

When I was younger I licked a crater into one of these, and when I was going to sleep there was a bare lightbulb next to the bed that I proceeded to perfectly cup the jawbreaker over. The jawbreaker started to melt, which I found exciting. The bulb exploded, shooting one or two hot glass shards on my face. 10/10 will never forget

[MadChickenPictures]

fun fact: The creator of Ed Edd and Eddy made jaw breakers the object of desire because he couldn't understand how anyone could possibly enjoy them, and he thought that everyone pining over them would be funny

[LoudMime]

Ed Edd n Eddy carrying the advertisement for these candies internationally is just wild to me

[teefs_]

this episode reminds me of sitting on the couch with my dad when i was little, we’d sit there together and watch this for hours. this is one of the only episodes i can vividly remember, so nostalgic ☺️

[Madamoizillion]

I'm 31 and I remember watching How It's Made when I was a kid, so it's kind of a bittersweet reminder of time passing.

[brokenglassshimmerlikestar]

On Mythbusters they tested the myth of exploding jawbreakers. When one did it splattered hot sugar and an intern got slightly burned on her face

[zolner]

I love that the first ingredient mentioned is rubber

[tfpZHvcAdBp]

Immediately reminded me of Ed Edd and Eddy.

[persephoneblack]

I was so scared of these as a kid 😂 They were so popular because of Ed, Edd, and Eddy but I always thought I'd choke.

[JasonEsquivel]

I haven't been able to find these in years. RIP Everlasting Gobstoppers

[iquemedia]

Eddy would watch this and tell the boys "we need to cook"

[leonardusrakapradayan]

It's always funny to me that people keep on discovering that you're NOT supposed to swallow bubble gum.

[Marconius]

Ah yes, 3 feet 3 inches long... also known as a meter.

[STAT]

Shoutout to Kevin's dad out there

[NedInYaHead]

Wait, so.. is this a rinsing or filling machine?

[Snow-Willow]

No way this episode came out on Halloween. We didn't celebrate Halloween much as I got older and so my mother would get me a giant one of these every year to make up for the whole not trick-or-treating thing.
And we've continued that tradition with our kids.

[tayo]

How it's made was always so satisfying to watch

[Coastal-loyalty_.]

The jawbreakers are named because when they first invented it, they taste tested it by biting it so hard it chipped there teeth. And thats why there named like that.

[FaLLuTZmBie]

Used to live near this mall that had candy dispensers near the entrances. Their jawbreakers were around 50 cents and would come with some of the most potent sour centers I could remember

[truclydothi]

great video! i really love how you break down the process of making jawbreakers. it's fascinating! but honestly, i feel like the flavor possibilities are somewhat limited compared to other candies. wouldn't it be cool to see more unique flavors or even collabs with popular desserts? just a thought!