How Potato Chips, Pretzels, & Chocolate Chip Cookies Are Made! | How It’s Made | Science Channel

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How Potato Chips, Pretzels, & Chocolate Chip Cookies Are Made! | How It’s Made | Science Channel

[rolandgervais]

Need an episode of how these machines are designed and made

[-G.e.o.r.g.e]

One of the greatest shows of all time. A goldmine for the those curious about _how things are made_

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"Coated in a chocolate flavored liquid" is somehow more ominous than anything Huggbees has come up with so far.

[kichaa]

Man, the nostalgia. I used to watch this every school day at lunch.

[dinohall]

We've been gifted two How It's Made compilations in one day! Thanks Science Channel! 🙌

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These videos get me through hard times. So thank you to these people who spark my interest off what I’m going through in life.

[justrosy]

Marie Antoinette is not anymore believed to have said, "Let them eat cake." That's an old historical misnomer based off of an empty assumption that earlier historians had made about a letter that was written by a merchant who had referred to someone "of noble birth" saying that. Anyway, that one's been debunked. No one actually knows who it was who said that, but it's not likely to have been Marie Antoinette. She would still have been a child at the time, and was blessedly unaware of what was going on outside her new home (after having been married at the age of 15 to the King of France, a much older man, King Louis XVI).

[tnmwheatley]

Uh, I used to haul potatoes from storage bins to frito-lays, and the potatoes stay in those storage bins for up to 6 months, not 24 hours of picking.

[nikkiewhite]

I once worked in a restaurant that got similar frozen cookie pucks. We would smash 2 together to get large sized cookies. We also got buckets of muffin dough. We would just scoop out the dough with an icecream scoop. "Fresh baked" cookies and muffins... They came frozen, we would bake them, refreeze the products and finally thaw them as they sold.
For all that the cookies and muffins were delicious... Even if "fresh"

[johnhenry]

Its not the so much the products that are made, but the machinery used to make them and the minds that created them .

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I want to know how perfumes, sunscreen, and tampons are made, as well as dental floss and other items that I don’t think the science channel covered.

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[Fearlesslyobedient]

Ok....so....who else loves the giant pretzels at Quick Trip gas station?! ⛽️ this video reminds me it's been a long time since I've eaten one. 😮

[damali-karlawhittaker]

I love seeing how things(food) are created.❤❤❤

[careylee]

When are the SOYBEAN OIL, PARTIALLY HYDROGENATED COTTONSEED OIL, HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP, LEAVENING (BAKING SODA, AMMONIUM PHOSPHATE), SALT, WHEY (FROM MILK), NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR, CARAMEL COLOR added?

[AR_]

Wish this was longer, i could fall asleep 😴

[RobertoMoralesO]

How it’s made food series are the best 🤟🏻

[greatestbear]

This was the best ad that cookie company could have ever bought. Most factory made cookies are pretty gross, but the ingredients and process in this video look perfect. The manufacturer is still in business (they're the supplier for Doubletree!) and you can still buy those tins they were packing. They cost $42 though! Oof.

[kitcoffey]

If I had a company, I'd definitely want to be on this show. Good advertising.

[kitcoffey]

The pretzels one was really impressive. Good use of robots.