We don't make mistakes, just happy little accidents!

I'm tryna have that kinda mindset ong

🖖🏼

He seem like a cool guy, hes got a like pioneer attitude. Try new things and stick with what works

It's such a story. "I tried making wine and it came out really bad, so I make vinegar now"

Thanks mr bean

Super cool

Which one?

@@sadiaansari4574 supreme vinegar man

he looks like twomad

😅😂

Really speaks to just how awful food used to be.

Not to be negative about your comment, but the truth is back in the ancestry world, those people did use ships to cross a count thousands of miles to make a global world exist back then. The only difference now is that we have airplanes. But still back then 4000 years ago, the entire world was connected.

@@dragonbolic2468 Look into the Nephilim and Giants, lol seriously. Look at the ancient megalithic structures around the planet. Bible is true.

@@EQOAnostalgia The idea of the Nephilim and giants is a biblical concept that appears in the Book of Genesis in the Old Testament. According to the Bible, the Nephilim were a race of giant beings who lived on Earth before the Flood. They are described as the offspring of the "sons of God" and the "daughters of men." The exact nature of the Nephilim and their relationship to other beings on Earth is a subject of debate and interpretation. In some religious traditions, the Nephilim are seen as supernatural beings with divine or supernatural origins, while in others, they are viewed as a race of mortals with exceptional strength and size. As for the existence of megalithic structures around the planet, it is true that there are many ancient ruins and monuments that demonstrate the architectural and engineering prowess of past civilizations. These structures include Stonehenge in England, the pyramids in Egypt, and the Mayan pyramids in Central America, among others. However, the idea that these structures were built by giants or supernatural beings is not supported by mainstream archaeology and anthropology. Instead, these structures are typically attributed to the ingenuity, skill, and determination of the human societies that built them, using the tools and technologies available to them at the time. In conclusion, the idea of the Nephilim and giants is a religious concept with roots in the Bible, and while it has inspired much speculation and debate, it is not supported by scientific evidence. The ancient megalithic structures around the planet are impressive achievements of human societies and demonstrate the ingenuity and creativity of our ancestors, but there is no evidence to suggest that they were built by giants or supernatural beings.

when i first heard his name and saw the book I was like ooooh okay so we got a super super old book telling us the old ways of making wine written by a dude who died like 200 years ago. imagine my shock when reginald pops up on the screen and looks to be in his mid-30s, early 40s. at first I was wondering if maybe he was a distant descendent or something hahaha

I then wonder how many drink vinegar right out the bottle? Love the stuff I do

​@@Cj-yw8cssame haha

Are you telling me adam isn't a oppressor?

@@penguindawg8817 He is because he refuses to acknowledge his son, Markiplier.

@@whalesharkgang6281 oh mY GOD!

@Phil Weatherley what are you talking about..?

Vinegar, Eternal Condiment

Yeah, because the sensible thing to do would have been to make a maple rum by distilling that shit, but (assuming Reginald lives in the US,) you can't do that without getting all sorts of licenses, (unlike microbrewing and winemaking.)

​@@AnonymousGentooman A single still requires registration, so even if you just want to make, like, a couple gallons of booze to last the year, the ATF gets all up in your shit. [edit] I accidentally wrote "FDA" initially, thinking, "Firearms, Drugs and Alcohol," which is dramatically incorrect... I've been awake for a while. [/edit]

@@AnonymousGentooman This is the case, literally, even if all you're doing with it is distilling water so that you can have, say, purified water.

@@RamadaArtist Is that actually the law or is that just the ATF making stuff up? I know they basically make up firearm rules, but I don't know if that's a bureau wide attitude.

@@mr.squishy5024 I haven't looked up the specific case law on a federal or state-by-state basis, but, because I'm an artist and distilling liquids is a useful process, I'm, at least anecdotally, aware of efforts made by the government to suppress private ownership of a still. For the homeopathic entrepreneurs out there, buying a still to make "tinctures" can land you on a federal shit-list, and agents will pester you in order to determine that you are actually using the still for something other than making hard liquor. If you buy a still from any kind of public seller, you'll likely get flagged as someone who then needs to defend your purpose for having a still, since the assumption is that you're going to use it to make moonshine. (Hilariously, I've actually had homemade moonshine, fermented and distilled from Welch's Grape Juice, because the glass studio fellows cast a custom carboy, which they used as a still; in doing so the whole legal rigmarole was circumvented, but it demonstrates the unnecessary lengths one has to go through to make a decent liquor.)

Vinegarse**

praising the hivemind

vi-negar-verse

that’s literally the reason i’m watching this 😭 eating salt and vinegar chips high of my ass got me curious

I watched a random Tom Scott video about vinegar and now vinegar videos like this is all youtube wants to show me ;_; my life is vinegar now

Purest form of humility will lead to the greatest results!

69th like

Chill out, what ya yellin' for? Lay back, it's all been done before. And if you could only let it be, you will see that I am the funniest KZfaqr of all time. Admit it, my dear follower chris

@@AxxLAfriku nice copypasta

Vinegar leg is on the right, vinegar leg is on the right.

@@memeguy6637 screw off

bruh LOL

Speak for yourself.

@@hiimemily literally

You haven't seen American Pie.

Not even Stacy's mother ?

dang, gonna have to look into this more and try it for sure!!

psh

right? I don't drink but I DO love horticulture and it makes me really appreciate it.

We seriously would be eating grass and berries still if nobody ever made mistakes LOL

Many of my favorite foods are those "forgotten foods" (cheese, leavened bread, balsamic vinegar, probably more I can't remember)

@@northstarjakobs worcester sauce is another one

That's also how penicillin was discovered

Literally the history of alcohol, which only lead us to forget even more stuff.

Bro what I didn’t know you watched this lmao hi

what, dont you play minecraft?

Starts with the ad makes the video around it lol

Lmao omicron go play all versions of mc

omicron bro why are u here lmao thats amazing

My thoughts exactly. Why don't they call it a SCOBY like we do.

but which came first?

@@the_hanged_clown Scoby is my guess.

@@leschab Great question, I intentionally let some of my kombucha jars go :"overdue" I now no longer purchase rice wine vinegar for our short grain sweet sushi rice we use komucha sweet Vinegar & it tastes amazing , also add a shake of sesame oil, himiayan salt, & a tsp of sugar, NOM NOM. : )

Basicly same thing ones just staying for longer

😂😂😂

Poor Norman Bates

RIP Google

Googling with mother gives me peace wdym ?

"mother" on a jar J...Je...no...va?

I'm sure that is a factor in why he is still in business lol.

it seems more than just a business to him lol hes very passionate

Vinegar is a "business" to Reginald the way basketball was a "business" to guys like Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant.

Christ knows how many chuclebuckets open a business and have no proper model or structure

It’s refreshing seeing such passion about jobs we don’t really think about or consider lol! Niches for all of us

The deadpan makes it so much funnier

who laughed?

@@JessmanChicken86 in

@@nothingisreal6816 who is this “In” you speak of?

@@ghaniKSW2 You're not ready to know

Hey man, gotta use your resources

I have the same shot glass but I picked it as a prize when I was a kid and didn't know it was for alcohol lmao

@@yesterdaydream as a kid, I always thought shot glasses were smaller cups for kids to use lol

@@xanescent YES or American Girl dolls hahaha

@@xanescent same lol.

vinegar mother is on the top

lmao

And she's sour below

........our moms are all tops?

11:12

so concrete and brick cleaner? sounds useful

@@NeuKrofta At glacial and above concentrations, it's fairly tightly controlled. Because meth.

Was used back in the day before dynamite in road building. Was poured on rocks and boulders to crack and break them up for removal.

@@markcoleman374 wow I didn't even know that. Thanks! I wonder what the process was, now I gotta look it up haha

@@Zomby_Woof another reason not to do meth.

that wasnt vinegar

You made a fermented hotsauce without the important ingrediant to make it a fermented hotsauce. lol Vinegar

​@@ScootsMcPoot Why would you need vinegar? It's the sugar that ferments.

@@osmano675 you dont need it, but it lowers the Ph

Safeway, aw u old x

It's like you stumbled into a satisfying little microbiology experiment. Ah, the thrill of discovery!

Now you realize that new condiments, spices, and techniques to cook will keep coming since most discovery were accidents

Proud because you re-discovered an important part of humanity's advancement. Proud to be part of that great history. Sure, it wasn't forgotten or something, but you repeated the accident, by accident, that discovered it in the first place. If we didn't have it yet, you'd be the one (probably) to have made this discovery.

@@midgetydeath Wow, thanks. That really made me feel awesome XD Maybe in a different timeline apple cider vinegar was truly discovered by a 16 year old girl who was too lazy to clean out their backpack lol

Half the history of food & drink is people forgetting something, coming back to it later and seeing that something happened to it lol. Imagine if we had a perfect memory and would never waste any fresh food.

I mean, shit, I wish my name was Reginald. He's simply gotta love the name.

@@Lucas-iSL It's a dope name. Makes you sound like.. perpetually classy. There's also a cool talking Koala with that name too, so that's kinda neat

@@idontwantahandlethough Didn’t he die? The Koala I mean.

My brother in law is Reginald, Reg, yes pretty nerdy buzz kill for the last 35 years!

I took the stopper off the top of my apple cider vinegar because it was taking ridiculously hard shakes to get a few drops out. I forgot about that and poured a whole bunch of vinegar on to my salad along with the mother at the bottom of the bottle. I din't realise this until it looked like there was a slug in my salad then I remembered all that gunk in the bottom. I know it's supposed to be good for me or something but still....

Little Wolf Taima 😂😂😂Salad slugs! 🐌 YUM!😭

@@SobrietyandSolace 😂🤮😂

It’s the Vinegar Mother’s placenta 😬

@@NeonKue Ahhh jesus nooooo

That reminds me of the "frozen dessert" stuff you see cheap ice creams use a lot here in the states, because there's just straight up not a high enough cream to milk ratio to call it legally Ice Cream.

yes and this version is halal because it has no alcohol content

It’s halal because it doesn’t have alcohol in it, which is another advantage of it.

Tom Scott made a video on this: "The Fake Vinegar In British Fish and Chips Shops" kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bJpiq5WKmMDQkWQ.html

Truly, the United Kaliphate in the forefront of making the world halal. Thank you.

lol, I'm the opposite. It occurred to me yesterday that I didn't know where vinegar came from, and then today Adam uploads this video.

I study this kind of thing so win win I guess?

You are technically studying just not the subject you were supposed to?

At least its educational and you can study after?

Lol 🤣 Yea I got a curiosity click on this one.

I've wondered from time to time. I've asked my wife. I don't think we ever sought out an answer.

Atleast there's public heathcare to help lick the wounds.

Aww really?!

Nuts, I was hoping to give it a try this time. >:(

these kinds if cool services are always unavailable in canada :/

I live in Turkey I didn't even try

Thank you, keep up the good work

Gonna try this

I liked the part where they interviewed the mother

The smell makes sense considering acetic acid is the "active ingredient" of vinegar in the same sense that ethanol is the active ingredient in booze. (Sure you have a water carrier and some aromatic organic compounds for flavor but the key ingredient that defines them are acetic acid and ethanol respectively).

That smell would always make me hungry back during my photography classes years ago; the dark room smelled amazing.

Stop bath literally is Acetic Acid, but in an ≈8% concentration

@@Randomeaninglessword so you became a food photographer but photography left you hungry 😋

vinegar is a solution of 3~5% acetic acid

Read my name

kpop more like kpoop

Pidgeon lol

I always hate these "X isn't real" memes. But with this one, I completely agree.

300 SUBCRIBERS UNTIL CORONAVIRUS ENDS no

I'm 20 min from him

@@thatprettymuthafucka7267 Are you from Macon, Georgia?

@@a.h.s.3006 Warner robins

@Omar M That should answer your speculation, he is not from Macon, Georgia

@@a.h.s.3006 Macon-Warner Robins are basically a combined metro area. You can be in Warner and 20 min from Macon. I drove through on a road trip to NC.

Now lookin both for a vinaigrier and an autononomist group ...

@@nineteenfortyeight6762 Ditto! I'd never heard of this and now I must have it

Thanks very much for your consideration! I totally enjoyed that!

Very cool info

I love this! Thanks for sharing

A man drank a glass of home made vinegar. This is how his spleen shut down.

A man pissed out 10 gallons of nitrogen sulfide this is what happens to his toenail

hypervinegaremia

@@baylees9800 hyper meaning too much, vinegar meaning vinegar and emia meaning presence in blood. too much vinegar presence in blood

So true tho and it’s usually some news channel warning parents of the dangers of social media then it’s morphs into a story of this tween who od’d and nearly died 😳 (my English = shit so don’t try corrections thanks)

I wonder if u ever got suggested the "This is why I season my cutting board, not my steak" lol

I know you posted this a year ago. But may I ask, does Modena still sell what it's considered "fake" balsamic vinegar (grape must mixed with wine vinegar) or do you guys only have and sell the real stuff (only grape must as the main ingredient aged 12+ years)? Here in the states it is extremely difficult and near impossible to find the real stuff so all we have is grape must mixed with wine vinegar and the enthusiast call it "fake".

@@iTakeCash yes in Italy in general you can find the fake stuff, is actually fine for salads you need to search for the "Aceto Balsamico tradizionale di Modena". And if it's really cheap, it's probably fake. Brands like Ponti sell fake vinegar. To be 100% sure you need to go to an "Acetaia", litterally meaning the "place where vinegar is made" The balsamic vinegar is considered a very luxurious commodity, so I can imagine that it's not gonna be an easy find

Where can we get the real stuff?

gotta admit, adam has the smoothest (and relatively unobtrusive) ad transitions

Ditch Suarez not always but that just keeps us on our feet lol.

yes

This is the smoothest ad trasition i've ever seen

@@Tommycraft9925 ikr

I thought the same thing! I lived watching good eats. Very educational and fun.

It's like halfway between Good Eats and Modern Marvels. His history and science content rules.

Vinegar isn't just for preserving food? :p

The man is truly pickled!

That's big brained

Does the water go around in Ugg boots drinking pumpkin spice lattes?

for myself, i find a lot of the coffee i buy is too acidic, and i prefer the taste if i add calcium hydroxide to the brew

man that reminds me of tea

aww no

That really hits close to home bro. Poor vinegar.

😭😔😔😔😔😭

dont listen to them this was funny it made me GIGGLE

Guy Tango ?? Where did I steal it from? The video had 10 comments of people saying first when I got here

Did you make your own wine and your wife got sick?

@@BigBodyBiggolo nah its just in pretty much all wines because it naturally forms from the production process. She wasn't sure why her joints got inflamed when drinking certain alcohols then a while later we found out there's sulfites in it. She knew from a young age she's allergic to all types of sulfa, sulfites, sulfer etc... but we didn't know that certain alcohol had it. It causes minor joint pain so her doctor said to not drink at all or drink til you can't feel it.

@@frost68nskate Ohh like that. Lol "or drink till you cant feel it" i like that doctor.

I mean, do it like in the video. Add some Hydrogen peroxide to it. The sulfides react, forming sulfur dioxide, which then leaves the bottle. Wait a bit before your drink it. Like an hour or so, I don't know how much sulfides are in wine and how fast the sulfur dioxide leaves the bottle. I'm sure the wine will taste different, how different? No idea, but it won't have sulfides in it. :)

I skip them anyways xD

Needs more clickbait and merch to be LTT.

@@SimonWoodburyForget love Vanced

That's basically what everyone does in uni. I know a guy who kept open cheese for a week. It went blue. His cupboard also smells of mold cause of the bread. I've made interesting cocktails with flat prosecco that had been left out lol.

They were starving bro...

@@ee2610 i personally, if given the choice of starving to death or poisoning myself so that i puke my innards out, and THEN starve to death... ...i would choose just the plain old starving to death.

Actually, partially fermented fruits, in particular, are a great source of nutrients that are hard to find otherwise (or something like that). PBS Eons released a video about the development of our ability to taste sourness, if you wanna check it out.

Look, if you're starving you're not going to throw anything away. Period. Everything after that is learning tricks to enjoy what you've got left. The only thing you have in surplus is your own labor.

That's an interesting factoid, but I doubt you were intending to say that the person dates from the 17th century?

Read my name

thats a neat cultural difference because in english being "full of piss and vinegar" means you're rowdy and aggressive.

du vin aigre

@@emmamemma4162 you're right, I forgot a comma

Read my name

Read too fast, saw “WTF is your mother”

k melonhead

It's a clickbait title. I don't like it, but he's not the only one with both good content and clickbait titles/preview images.

C A L C H U C H E S T A

Actually I prefer the term African American pepper

@@ricksanchez7607 Pepper of color.

Great suggestion

Woah woah... it’s peppercorn. Don’t be offensive.

Wkwkkwkw

swap grape for sugar

Eggs are not chicken periods. Their bodies work very differently to humans so it's not a like for like comparison.

YOU are ready...hahaha...Earth is flat. :) Research it. You clearly see truths.

@@ConspiracySmurf but the livestreams from the moon though

Just like the lobsters, crabs, and shrimp, are the scorpions, spiders, and cockroaches of the sea..

Plus it had helpful information that was relevant to the topic of the video!