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Cooking

Presenter

David “Superhero 223” (channel/video series: “my cooking series on how to cook meals for the homeless and the mentally impaired,” as stated in the subtitles).

Ingredients (as mentioned)

Quantities are not clearly specified; only qualitative amounts like “that much” / “a teeny tiny bit” are given.

  • Water (initial pour; then “more water” added later)
  • Lawry’s garlic salt (spoonful amount: “pour like that much in”; he chooses a spoon because “means there’s more”)
  • Celsius energy drink (poured until the mixture looks green)
  • Nachos “residue” (leftover from earlier nachos; add a tiny bit, then “some more”)
  • Ground cinnamon (Membranes Mark brand; spoonful amount)
  • Coke (added because the drink is described as “pretty thin,” and again later)
  • Juicy green apple (labeled as “Swab / S’Wab? juicy green apple”)
  • Boba-like balls (called “balls” to make it “like boba tea”)
  • Craft caramel bit (opened and added “as much as you want”; notes it “expired in March 2021,” described as “5 years old”)

Equipment / prep

  • Container/bowl or cup to mix everything (implied)
  • Spoon or stirring stick (for stirring; he improvises with a plastic item from the trash)
  • Camera repositioning to avoid spills, plus cleanup due to spilling

Preparation included

  • Adding dry ingredients/spices and soda/energy drink in stages
  • Stirring while it thickens/coagulates

Method (step-by-step with key cues/timings)

  1. Start with water
    • Pour in water (amount not specified; “not too much”).
  2. Season
    • Add Lawry’s garlic salt (spoonful; he emphasizes using the spoon).
  3. Add Celsius
    • Pour in Celsius energy drink until the mixture looks green.
  4. Add nachos
    • Add a teeny tiny bit of nachos residue, then add more.
  5. Add cinnamon
    • Add ground cinnamon (spoonful amount).
  6. Adjust thinness
    • The drink is “pretty thin.”
    • To thicken (described as “activate”), add Coke.
  7. Add green apple
    • Add juicy green apple product into the drink.
  8. Add more water (later)
    • Add other components before adding more water so the cinnamon doesn’t get “wiped out” (he jokes/puns that “cinnamon becomes not a men”).
    • Then add more water.
  9. Make it boba-tea style
    • Add balls (“balls to it”), described as making it “like boba tea.”
  10. Add caramel bits
    • Open craft caramel bit and add as much as you want.
    • Spilling begins; he jokes about “lockdown”/cleanup.
  11. Thicken/coagulate
    • He says it’s “starting to coagulate” and becomes “a bit thick.”
    • Add more Coke again.
  12. Stir aggressively
    • Need a stirring stick/spoon.
    • He improvises with a plastic item from the trash and stirs (“go to town”).
  13. Taste/consume
    • He tastes with the spoon; describes chunks and flavor.

Notes / techniques / observations (from subtitles)

  • Color and texture transitions
    • Initially green (Celsius + garlic salt).
    • Then thin.
    • Then thicker/coagulating after adding caramel bits and more Coke.
  • Texture outcome
    • Mentions “chunky” pieces.
    • You can taste chips and cheese (as perceived).
    • Flavor likened to “peanut butter with nuts in it,” and described as “liquid with a bit of chunky.”
  • Ordering emphasis
    • He repeatedly warns to add items in the right order before adding more water, to avoid cinnamon being “wiped out.”

Common mistakes / cautions (only what’s mentioned)

  • Spilling happens; he scrambles to clean up (“lockdown” humor), implying careful handling is needed.
  • Ordering caution: don’t add more water too early—do “all the stuff before you add more water.”

Serving / plating

  • No formal plating instructions.
  • He essentially mixes and drinks it, framing the final drink as something to consume immediately after mixing/stirring.

Variations

  • No real “recipe variations” are discussed.
  • Only adjustments within the same build (adding Coke and apple, then later adding more Coke and thickening ingredients).

Sources / citations

  • No external sources are cited in the subtitles.

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