Reverse Toaster (actually works)

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Published 2021-08-28

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  • @Riddle_Robin
    Can you pin this comment so i can brag about it to my friends?
  • @kantoros
    This device should obviously be instead called the "breader"
  • @Built_IRL
    Imagine all the pain a French inventor would have gone through to achieve the same result...
  • @chrisbouve846
    I needed this 20 years ago. When I was 5 I over toasted my bread and put it in the fridge, my older sister saw it in the fridge and asked why I put it in there and I said “to untoast it” and my family has now been making fun of me for 2 decades over this😂
  • "you make your design when I watch you" This kid has all the skills necessary to be a CEO!
  • @gunraptor
    "Let's do this! You make your design while I watch you!" Your nephew is well suited to a future career in project management.
  • @benholroyd5221
    As a Brit, can confirm making toast when the Queen has asked for bread is a major problem.
  • @Nelster
    I thought it was gonna be something with precision cutting mechanisms that slices off the crunchy exterior, but you actually built something that re-moisturizes the toast. big respect.
  • @n8with8s
    The Queen ain't gonna be sitting at anybody's table anymore
  • "I invented a time travel toaster" "No way OH MY GOD IS THIS YESTERDAY'S BREAD?" "No no no no no no no it was toasted today" "IT'S TOMORROW'S BREAD?" "It takes.." "I CAN TASTE THE FUTURE ommm" Stefano stealing the show. I honestly didn't think this was possible. I thought when you toast bread you turn the bread into a non-bread material that can't just be remoistened. Alright smart guy, let's see you un-poach an egg, un-fry bacon, and unsqueeze an orange.
  • @jamesross1003
    One thing it can't do is undo the maillard reaction, leaving those flavors on the bread. One thing it could do is allow you to twice toast for a double maillard reaction adding twice the toasted flavor to the bread. Would be great for croutons, french toast, ect...
  • @yashdiniz
    "The Queen of England sitting at the dining table..." The algorithm does have strange ways of reminding us how videos can age.
  • @simon-white
    Stefano's and Amy's looks of suspicion and trepidation were hilarious 😂
  • @Weisz
    This is actually amazing dude, I wouldn’t believe it if I hadn’t seen it with my own eyes — incredible video!
  • @ScamstinCrew
    I expected you to have made a toast planer to remove the toasted bit. Honestly a solid solution to artificially stale bread.
  • @bboyhanvzla
    I'm from Venezuela, and we usually use the same principle for the hot dog bread, and almost any bread that is dry (and hence, hard). Normally, we put a grill over a pot with boling water, and the bread gets "moist" again and it becomes edible. 2 thing that never came to my mind: 1) to make a reverse toaster (like this one) and 2) To moist a toast. So, good job, my friend ;)
  • @twanboltze8196
    Knowing that toasting bread is a chemical reaction that cant be reversed, i am pretty impressed that you got so close to returning it to normal
  • @real.bingus
    It all makes sense now—the Queen’s not ACTUALLY dead, she’s just waiting on her untoasted bread in Joel’s dining room!