I've never had a Hot Pocket. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯Hearing someone say they never had a Hot Pocket weirds me out lol
Also I'm glad that they're saying freeze them. It's be too easy without that element.
But at least it was just cooking all the way through so people can actually make it.Jesus the instructions at the end go on forever.
Oh, and there's B-roll. Nice touch.
i rewatched this one last night
my heart almost seized up just watching it being made
with the bread soaked in bacon fatIt's really not that bad. Two pieces of bread, two eggs, two pieces of bacon, and some cheese. Half the bread is even hole punched out.
Eh, she poured most of it off. There wasn't enough to SOAK the bread in, just enough to fry an egg and toast some bread.
i may be fat but im not crazy
I'm a fat advocate. Let's get cuckoo bananas on that eggy sam.
We don't have those here...Hearing someone say they never had a Hot Pocket weirds me out lol
Also I'm glad that they're saying freeze them. It's be too easy without that element.
All of Brad's cooking videos feel like an improvised book report he didn't prepare for.Rapo said, "I bet millions of people will watch Brad do anything."
Those little balls never cooked right for me, and I loved them nonetheless.
I was happy that Claire was just like "these are delicious" even though people were coming up making faces and acting like they'd never heard of themHearing someone say they never had a Hot Pocket weirds me out lol
I've known some Delaneys in my time
WOAT opinion.
Rapo said, "I bet millions of people will watch Brad do anything."
But at least it was just cooking all the way through so people can actually make it.
Most of these gourmet makes instructions at the end have a "cut 4 silpat sheets into rectangles with a smaller triangle cut from the center. Grab your glue gun, aerosol spray, and poster board and proceed to..." section, lol
Yeah, it was great that they didn't shit all over them.I was happy that Claire was just like "these are delicious" even though people were coming up making faces and acting like they'd never heard of them
I've known some Delaneys in my time
Of course. They just bought tomato powder for the doritos one she said, but lost it since. That's definitely something to buy rather than have a 24 hour project for a teaspoon of homemade spice.This one does seem pretty doable but you know I'm dropping the part where she breaks out the dehydrator just to make some friggin' tomato powder.
They're the most professional professionals.Aight, I'm going to dissect the shit out of this when I'm out of the office.
Don't fuck with jamón, BA.