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awesome guys!
Neal Stephenson!
this is cool. You see it a lot in kids candy from japan, where you prepare the water using pre given packets and then use a tool to put little drops in the water that become like jelly with liquid in them. it’s cute
Well guess what for those of you who have not done this technique. it does look good but the natural flavour of the liquid is tainted by the sodium alginate bath and the flavour diminishes rapidly
Narration! Finally!
nice spoons…..:18 what kind of spoon is that?
bad assss!
A wild Stephenson appears
If Neal Stephenson writes a book about molecular gastronomy I’m not going to be happy…. But I’m still gonna read it.
Wait, Neal Stephenson is your guinea pig?! lol.
I’m pretty pumped about learning this.
Neal Stephenson out of nowhere!