Debunking Can you make ICE in a microwave? Debunking Fake Videos Ann Reardon 2021

Hi I am Ann Reardon, How to Cook That is my youtube channel it is filled with crazy sweet creations made just for you. In this episode I am testing viral hacks and recipes from tiktok, facebook and youtube to see if they are real or fake. Debunking and exposing the truth to entertain and educate a generation about checking if your source of information is trustworthy. This week we look at ratat, taste made and 5 minute crafts. Join me for creative cakes, chocolate & desserts, new video every Friday.

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[katherinedobbs]

I reversed the polarity of my phone screen, and now the hacks are debunking me

[jaybird]

I like how she doesn’t just prove that they’re fake, she shows how you can actually get a similar result

[joel]

How to make ice in microwave:
1) put glass of water in microwave
2)unplug the microwave
3). Put the microwave in freezer

[thetripleas]

"We need to make something edible so Dave has something to eat."

Edible is a term used VERY loosely here

[jessicadavey]

The freezer trick is used by librarians to prevent mold when there are too many items to dry them. You freeze what you can not dry straight away- then defrost and dry properly when you have the time and space. Its an emergency technique only and you still have to deal with drying it!

[sarahharris]

Archivist here! Fun fact! We freeze paper after water damage to prevent mould growth, but we also use a special freezer that has air flow designed to dry the paper and stop pages sticking together

[NaveedASMR]

Please tell Dave we truly appreciate his suffering on our behalf.

[rowdybliss]

Ann: “We have to make something edible for Dave to taste”
Us: *praying for Dave*

[nopetuber]

I think the most infuriating thing about these "hacks" is that, like you pointed out, they make (young) people think that reality is not governed by science or logic but by pure magic

[miyawasser]

7:41 "The hack doesn't work and now I have butter on my shoes"
I can't think of a better sentence to summarize the content farm circus as whole

[errorm]

Valuable or rare books that are damaged with water are in fact frozen. It stops mold or further damage. But the original video missed the important second step. The frozen books are placed in a vacuum where the ice changes directly from a solid to a gas. Books saved!

[HeyyyItsSarnik]

2 most powerful things in the world :
Ann's microwave
Dave's stomach

[astridjensen]

Ann talking about how sweet Dave is was seriously sweeter than all the chocolate in those ‘waffles’

[Anonarchist]

5 Minute Craps: "Butter your shoes!"

Leather conditioner: *exists*

[longliverocknroll]

No, no. Ann, they clearly “reversed the polarity” of their freezer and turned it into a dehydrator and that’s how they fixed their notebook...😜

[ahaziahjoshua]

I think the funniest thing is Ann's family opening the freezer and seeing a notebook and a shoe and just being like "oh mum's at it again"

[playeronefilms]

poor dave, surely he thought marrying a food scientist would be very different than "hey dave, eat some burnt skittle waffle"

[gsau]

FYI. In regards to reversing the "polarity" on the microwave. Household appliances run on AC - Alternating Current. That means the current flows back and forth in the wires and not in one direction as it does in DC - Direct Current. AC does not have a polarity. DC does. Reversing the Red and Black or Active and Neutral wires on an AC appliance, does not make it work in reverse. It works just the same. However it does increase the risk of electrocution.

[coeurdechoeur]

"The hack didn't work, and now I have butter on my shoes."

-Ann Reardon, 2021

[queenb]

Watching Ann get all giggly while talking about how great Dave is, even after 25 years, is the most ADORABLE thing! 🥰 Congratulations on 25! Here's to 25 more! 🤗