I Tested EVEN MORE TikTok Recipes- Sprite Pie, Hot Chocolate Bomb, Oreo Mud Cake 

Came down here to find the comment and I thank you for this

I know this from Emmy!

During the depression butter was subsidized and distributed to the poor so it wouldn't go bad.

Cool Fact!

Yes, thank u, was searching for this!

lmao

you want a crite spranberry

t h e a n s w e r i s c l e a r

*i t s t h e t h i r s t t h i r s t i e s t t i m e o f t h e y e a r*

Omfg god I got a winter spiced sprite cranberry ad

No. It comes from the First World War. This was because of rations and the military had this on thanksgiving.

@@harlanglassman1204 no it’s from TikTok. This because of social video technology and we had this on le interwebs.

@UCen2ZDGj6CnxuSebCpnh3Jw and?

@@_Nibi sorry I think that was me someone wanted to know the history of the water pie and I knew a RU-vid video that did it but my phone posted here when I ment to post it in a different comment thread sorry. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4JKBsd3SuVw.html here's the video any way.

@@harlanglassman1204 According to Americans who participated in WWI, they still had an abundance of food, especially compared to the French and the Germans. I highly recommend "Three Soldiers" by John Dos Passos, which describes the perspectives of three American soldiers at different locations on the Western Front. Erich Maria Remarque's account of WW1 (which he witnessed as a trench soldier) also confirms Dos Passos's testimonies: Remarque describes (for instance in "Der Weg Zurück") that American soldiers had an abundance of chocolate and liquor, which they traded with the starving German soldiers in exchange for medals, dirty pith helmets and used bandages so that they could flex to their families at home. So this is definitely from post WW1, and the military definitely did not have this for Thanksgiving lol

wait it's not still november

I literally was just thinking that. I was like it was 🤯😳

1940s'

I didnt know mister 1940 had housewives

@@youareveryannoying9179 yes, he's mormon so he can participate in polygamy

Ppl still gotta learn that "👁👄👁" ain't funny bruh 🤦🏽‍♂️

@@trxgedy7090 it’s a matter of opinions, it also just shows the face of anybody who uses it

Not everyone does that step. I think he could have used a brush to even it out and should have done two coats.

More importantly, he should have done more than one layer. 2-3 layers to make it thicker would help a lot.

The problem is that he didnt temper the chocolate🤦🏼‍♀️

@@Julia-ih3nx he didn't use real chocolate?

@@NeshaBoo21 He did, but when youre doing fancy things with chocolate you have to tempere it (is bringing the chocolate to a certain temperature) so it looks more glossy and dosnt break like his did in the others videos. If you look profesionals doing it the always temper the chocolate.😊 Binging with babish recently made a video about this with Sohla i recomend it!

i dont even have a car 😶

Saaaame lmao

Nice one 😂

Ikrr !he gives so less credit to himself

@Hayden Abfier there's absolutely nothing to hate lmao

@@idkutellme-rp9qe ikr.its just hot chocolate with dramatic entrance XD

And then they wonder why we say women aren't funny

Yes, this would be fun to watch him make

Bake a Panettone and then make French Toast from it.

I’d love to see him make something with eel, personally. It’s a traditional Christmas food in Italy

Panettone e pandoro all the way

Ooo whats that???

@@parisewellington3664, check out the episode of Good Mythical Morning where Rhett and Link play shuffle board to guess the correct decades for different pies 🥧. You’ll thank me later 👍

@@parisewellington3664 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4JKBsd3SuVw.html this woman did a great version of the water pie.

@@parisewellington3664 “glen and friends cooking” has a ton of videos on depression era cooking. I think they have a water pie recipe

Wow thanks guys!😁 ^^^

I was also wondering what his house is! I'm betting Hufflepuff because of the cooking thing.

Please for the love of god read another book

Hufflepuff because of cooking, yes, but also all of his wholesome, wonderful personality? 🥰

I think he has said before that he's a Hufflepuff. Not entirely sure, but I do seem to recall something like that.

@@shannonsmith7910 yes to all of these!

@@OldManJenkins69 The 20s were not the depression. It was the 30s. The 20s were the roaring 20s, but there was prohibition during that time. Might be what you're thinking.

I was looking for this comment 😆

IKR??? 😍 I was literally like: I USE THIS 😍🤩😂🤣

Idk about the USA but that exact brand of vanilla sugar is popular in Canada, like in every grocery store

I was wondering that too

@@s.turkx.h7080 I think it’s also quite common in the UK but wouldn’t it be translated into English though?

@@catoams I don't even own a car I'm renting from an uncle there is no proof I even have a car lol

Me chuckling because I am 40

Giggles in almost 35.

@@cw3562 Mood

😂🤣 in 33 Edit: because 2020 has been both long AND short I almost forgot that I had my birthday and I'm 33 now, smh

@@alexricky87 it's understandable 😂

Yeah, Emmy did both the bombs and the pie in recent days. I guess these things get going around and everybody asks from them.

Not if you dont have tiktok. Which I dont

Right that’s what I said too. He might as well just omit that

@@kelsey2333 search them up on RU-vid

nah. he can just link em so anybody can view it even if u dont have an acc

Chill

Guess where the great depression started? Thats right the united states.

Wasn’t the Depression in America?

@@lilimfobo3645 It originated in the US yeah but it affected the whole world since the US was a major financial influence

This comment was made by an American

i get that damned thing once a week. i've never owned a car

Even I get that call, my car is 41 years old...you guys extending that then?

What was that phone call anyway?

@@daulahiftitah6461 car warranty stuff

Same here man

😭

I've had Coca Cola Cake and Seven-Up Cake, they're both good. You can probably find recipes on the internet for them. I think emmymadeinjapan made a Coca Cola Cake once.

why are you always here

@@doge_is_life5083 Kim Jong-un is David's biggest fan, duh

I think it’s a spin on water pie which was really all about money savings during the depression.

@@KylaFuller are we all just gonna repeat the same fact we saw in the comments on the TikTok video 🧐😏

@@pilarhunter3154 he contributes to Dave's patreon?

lol it was a spam bot

Every country has its share of influencers coming up with vile recipes :P In Germany my local Aldi advertised for Christmas a "dessert" recipe that combined blue cheese and creme brulee o.O that's heinous. People think that an unhealthy diet is typically American. It isn't. What IS typically American, is not receiving proper medical treatment when said diet causes problems. In Germany practically every third dude is obese from a lifetime of eating little else other than beer and sausage, but he hangs in there because healthcare is free and abundant -- doctors will tell him when he's on the verge of diabetes and then prescribe for him free trips to a dietitian or send him off to the gym. Meanwhile in the States, people break their legs and are too afraid to call an ambulance because they aren't insured and can't afford the hospital bills :/

@@hermionestranger4964 you’re right! healthcare is so expensive there that they’re not willing to go to the doctor and potentially lose their homes due to the bills. in my country we also have free healthcare

Patreon people have early access I believe

Nah I think most people are more well adjusted than that

I'm not that well adjusted.

what DID he mean by vaseline...

well, it sort of is. As a lot of people in the comments have said, in the great depression, they made water pie, because it was cheap. The sprite pie is a variation of that

I'm like 99.9% certain it's based off a recipe for "water pie" (literally the only difference is sprite instead of water) which is a depression-era recipe