Same here. To be able to develop the machines, the technology to run and do as they're supposed, and especially with the precision that they do, is simply incredible.

Never was my Dream to cook without a Human we don't need Your Crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹👹

Yeah same I love watching them do everything so perfectly

100yo they are

95% frustration of testing the error situations trust me 😂 and don‘t forget about reaching the nearly unreachable cycletime that your salesmad sold the machiney…

Exactly. It's all so sterile and those "pizzas" looked hideous.

its comparing apples to oranges. Local farming only can provide so much food for the population near it. For the rest of the entire country with a population of near 340 million people you cant rely on a few local farmers. Mass production of the food processing industry is necessary. Otherwise you'd have millions of hungry people. It's not the best solution but its the cheapest and easiest which is what these big corporations want. Little expenses and big profits.

@@Darth1Marik All that junk food in the video has very little to do with the mass agriculture of grain. The food manufacturing industry is not a natural extension of the agriculture. It's also not to the benefit of the consumer as it's laden with sugar, salt, and sadly lacking flavour. Small local farmers can and should be part of the entire food production industry. I'm glad you showed your Americocentrism by only talking about the population there. Forget that there are 7.9b who also live on this planet.

@@snifferdogxsnifferdogx5977 wow. . . .dude I wasnt JUST talking about the candy, I didn't show any Americocentrism, the original comment didn't mention anything about food production on the global scale. If you want a conversation about that either go somewhere else or maybe don't assume what someone else is talking about and get angry about it. Also one country *CANNOT* produce or provide food for 7.9b you so speak of. The entire planet would have to pool its resources to do that but good luck convincing them to do so. You're probably some hippie who doesn't know how the real world works based on your ignorance.

*Exactly*

How else we going to feed people? Humans can’t do all the drudge work. And they don’t want to. I don’t think you realise how much food the world needs, just to get by. Do you grow or produce anything edible?

And how animals are exploited and killed by the billions

Not really. I have known for years exactly where a large majority of the countries food comes from and how its processed. What do you expect us to do?

@@creatrixZBD Do you have the opportunity and the choice to do it?

Nobody's telling u to replace .

Don’t mind him or her, I wonder if he or she can take her cooking gas everywhere just to cook home made food

You can

I totally understand what you mean but there are some families that do not have the luxury of enough time to cook somedays, also at least you can see that this food was prepared in the most hygienic surroundings. Imagine how many millions of people eat these meals and are no doubt very happy…😁😁🥰

​@@aishaabdulkadir6170 that's too rude what if they are they/them🥲😂

To me the most important parameters are health and taste. To my knowledge hand maked food is generally still a lot healthier than processed foods. But if healthy, tasty and cheap foods could be made automatically, I would be glad to use that option!

If you know how to cook....

Home cooked Turkey dinosaurs taste and look like shit.

​@Darth1Marik just because you post the same comment repeatedly does not make it true 😄 first of all, convenient food is not the same as food production in general. secondly, why are you talking about Murica?😂 most videos aren't even from the US!

One don't exclude the other

Lol😂

Very correct. I've learned that it is called "plumping" in the chicken industry.

It’s actually a bacterial culture which kick starts dry aging

The precision and accuracy of these machines contribute significantly to enhancing food safety protocols

Very correct. It is called "plumping" in the chicken industry.

@@Windrider6 true true... you know when you buy a wrapped up chicken and the water drains out of it.. you're paying for that water.

Ôi mê ly! 🤩💯

worms full of proteins, worms good for you! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

there is a machine to clean the machines 🤣🤣🤣

You really think they clean them?👀

I surely hope so 😊

Usually : The parts that come into contact with the food is cleaned several times a day. For the rest : don't ask. You. Don't. Want. To. Know.

@@chantemommsen3545 They look clean. They have to be clean. Food manufacturers don't want consumers to get sick from their foods. Or food gets recalled and they lose money. Several years back Maple Leaf Foods had problems with their meat production. Factory shutdown for several weeks till they sanitized the whole place to death. Thk God the company survived. I still buy their meats.

Does it could if they lovingly crafted the machines that make the food 🙃

Continual innovation in modern food technology processing machines drives more sustainable and eco-friendly practices in food production.

I have been desperately searching for the answer to this

What is the corn machine?!!!

And so the rich become richer and the poor...

You still need people to maintain them, repair them, assemble them, manufacture them, scrap them them, program them and monitor them. Developing technology ensures the population became more educated because they need the knowledge to deal with them. You dont need a degree to dig a rock or feed cows.

You said what I was thinking, but badly spelled and with bad sentence structure. The process is called "plumping" in the chicken industry.

@@Windrider6 , glad your thoughts are better structured and even spelling is good while you're thinking. Interesting if you can do it in at least one foreign language as foul as I do in British English, which is the third one to me? I hope this comment if not as clearly structured but at least as rude as yours. Have a nice day!

@@mx5373 Write in your first or preferred language then. "Have a nice day!"

@@Windrider6 you are not the one to give orders. People like you only make toxic comments to please their ego, which is based on a completely empty space: a person of knowledge, education and manners, who did spend some time learning other languages will never try to shame someone for spelling or make them feel uncomfortable about speaking a foreign language. Your well-structured thoughts do not deserve to be spoken aloud as you have nothing good to say.

Came to the comments looking for the answer as well....

Search “Corn Puff Machine”

Hấp dẫn! 💪📢

Sorry about that :(

Thank you for the warning those seriously that should have been put in the video

Good thing you weren't brought up on our farm in Zimbabwe where we had to live off the land whilst being attacked by terrorists. You are suddenly not swueemish anymore😅🇿🇼🇿🇦🐱

Respectfully, grow up. If you don't know how your food is made, you shouldn't be eating it.

@@mattt198654321 how are your clothes made how do you sew where did the wooden your furniture come from where's the paper you are using go where is the trash and recycling going and most importantly what electricity are you consuming exactly where is it coming from

@@mattt198654321 if you can't answer these questions you are a complete and utter hypocrite and don't you dare look them up

I didn't understand,what he meant😅

@@omphiledirero5622 The narration is poor. These are all industrial machines only available to food manufacturing corporations.

That one really grossed my out😳

Working on it!

To be honest : most times, uncooked food looks disgusting. The process is meant to be sanitized, movement efficient with an easily cleaned machine. Not appetising. The parts that touch food are supposed to be cleaned several times a day (depends on the country's legislation) except if you're called Buitonni.

They're not owned by people, but by food corporations. I agree that they make a lot of money.