Amazing bead ice cream frozen at minus 196 degrees Celsius / Korean food factory 

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@@hjj7154 하겐다즈 그만큼 맛있는데? 하겐다즈가 진짜 어느 아이스크림보다 쫀득하고 부드럽다구요... 어짜피 정가로 팔때가 거의 없고, 네고왕 세일정도는 항상 해서 뭐 딱히 비싼 것도 모르겠고 + 베라랑 비교했을때 가격은 거의 비슷한데 맛은 훨씬 뛰어남

아 인정 백화점 푸드코트나 마트에 조그만 파란색 가게들에서 파는게 진짜 개맛있었음

구슬으이스크임 옆에서 미니 피자도 같이 팔았는데 먹고싶다

대깨문 실제로 처음봄ㅋㅋ하이~

@@your_mom_killer ? 누가

헐 그거 이름 뭐였지 ㅠㅠㅠ 존맛탱

시청해 주셔서 감사합니다 😊

미래에는 인간도 저렇게 만들어지고 포장될거임 복제인간으로 노예를만드는거지

@@qhwl_Wlw 멍충이

@@qhwl_Wlw 과연 그날이 올까? 지금 당장 강ai도 못만드는데?

@@qhwl_Wlw 구슬아이스크림 포장하는 영상에서 갑자기 뭔 딴소리를 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

아진짜 쫀득해요?

헐 맞음 원유 때문인듯

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ㅇㅇ맞음 레인보우는 샤벳 식감이라 ㅂㄹ맛없고 초코나 딸기우유 같이 원유 들어간게 쫀득하면서 더 맛있음 근데 더 빨리 녹는다는 단점

감사합니다.. 저거 그냥 속이 꽉찬 아이스크림인줄 알았는데.... 와우

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이런 설비로 하루 생산 십톤하면 ... 자꾸 구매하면 다시 설비에 재투자 하는거니까

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@@your_mom_killer ㅇㅇ ㄴㄱㅇㅁ

​@@gugu4919ㅇㅇ ㄴㄱㅇㅂ

솜사탕바라고 구슬 아이스크림 코튼캔디맛이랑 아예 똑같은 막대아이스크림 있어요.....

@@user-xd6ms8mm3j 솜사탕바는 뭔가 무거운맛.. 구글아이스크림의 아작하고 가벼운맛이 없어서 아쉬움..ㅜㅜㅜ

난 바나나 스플릿

@@user-xd6ms8mm3j다르더라구요...

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@@user-idhqbzvfd777 그니까 대단한 사람들이 많다고

@@abcde_666 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

원래 위대한 발견은 과학자들이 할일없을때 놀다가 하는겁니다

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@@user-idhqbzvfd777 일본에서 들여왔다는걸 대체 어느부분에서 참고해야하는거임..?

좋은 정보 감사합니다

맨처음에 나오는 저 커다란 봉지 째로 집에 두고 생각날 때마다 퍼먹고싶음...

아이스크림가 달리 공기없이 설탕이 꽉차있어서 돼지된다! 꾸잉꾸잉

@@user-qp6wz2ej1d 과..

먹다가 다 눌러붙을걸요ㅜㅜ 심지어 구슬아이스크림은 영하 40도이하 특수냉장고보관이 필수라..

삼성 코엑스에 있음

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저 기계를 만든 사람들이 더 대단

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国内では玉アイスと呼ばれてまーす！

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한방울한방울은 실험실에서 샘플 만들때요

그렇군요 감사합니다

혹시 1:44 에나온거처럼 대용량은 안파나요ㅠ

@@user-xz6ir4px2f 저런건 보통 수출용으로 쓰이는거라서 개인이 구매는 안될거에요

그니까여…

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The first time my family ate Dippin’ Dots was at a very well known furniture store in Mass. (they have a chain of at least 8, now) back in the very late 80’s or very early 90’s. Now, you can buy cups of them in the supermarkets!

@@shejean6361 When I got them was at Waterpark (Florida) mid 90’s. I’ve seen them in stores and got a cookies and cream version once lol.

Indeed. No one else had the idea to sell 1oz of ice cream for $10 XD

@@akiraboroque ain’t that the truth with oz on these 🙄

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코튼캔디 최고😋

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좋은 댓글 감사합니다!

판매 하려고 퇴사 했다는건 처음듣네여..ㅋㅋ 때부자가 됐나요??

@@user-vl9yn5il4c 경영능력이 꽝이라 진작에 딴사람에게 넘겼다네요

영하40도 보관 ㄷㄷㄷ

液態氮那麼貴，拿來製作零食，真是要賣天價囉！🧐🧐

Did you just use syrups?

strange. you can find food safe liquid nitrogen which is used for flash freezing foods for easier transport and to keep it fresh than a typical freeze method.

@@koikro4410 I did not, I used a cream/milk base. Simple recipe. 1 cup milk, 1/2 cup heavy cream, 1/2 cup sugar, (a few extra table spoons if you like it sweeter) 1 table spoon vanilla extract, then divide bowls and you can get different flavored extracts, and food coloring to match. (I did strawberry, cotton candy, vanilla and orange to make orange cream) and food coloring to match flavors. Have your liquid nitrogen ready in container. You can either use a plastic bag and poke tiny little holes for enough liquid to drip out not flow, or can use a bottle with a bunch of small tiny holes and then it’s as easy as slowly letting the cream base or even juice, or whatever liquid you want honestly drip into the bowl of liquid nitrogen. You can adjust size of drops by squeezing the bottle harder, or make them smaller by squeezing only a little. I really hope you understood what I said. I am horrible and explaining directions

@@jomarcentermjm sadly by me there weren’t many places that offered it, and if they did it was in bulk. Finally found a place 45 minutes from me that lets you buy smaller amounts. Was such a fun project to do, after you’ve made the ice cream you can drop pieces of fruit in it too and it’s so fun to eat.

@@koikro4410 you can also use regular store bought Ice cream. Just take a decent amount, let it melt, add a little milk and mix well, you can use any liquid you like as long as it drips, not pours into the liquid nitrogen

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아 뭔지알거같은데 기억이 ㅋㅋㅋ ㅠㅠ

Great American invention. with coke.

and like everythign china steals our stuff

@@ericcartman6376 a) the video title says Korean factory and b) the branding says dippin dots in the video, so this is all licensed production...

@@9sunstar9 it may say this and that but dippin dots is from the usa so unless i see a license or something that says they can produce these legally its not dipping dots its a knock off china and other countries steal our stuff and slap the name on it.. all the time

@@ericcartman6376 That's a stupid assumption. It's almost as if you think products in the US aren't globalized and only exclusively available in the US. Your hypothesis was constructed because of the fact that it's not the English alphabet? 1. 4:32 It's a Korean factory, Idk why someone has to tell you twice that it's not Chinese. 2. It literally has the Dip and Dot logo and packaging.

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시청해 주셔서 감사합니다 😊

omg u have to try it!!!

Omg how- my entire childhood i ate those but i got it every birthday until i was like 6

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