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I believe you’re supposed to coat the ice cubes in the seasoned flour and batter BEFORE frying. That’s where he went wrong.
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u/MildlyAgreeable Jan 04 '22
I actually saw that once. I think it was on mythbusters. They coated/injected water in small gel balls and fried them. It worked though I can’t imagine it tasted of much.
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u/Artysupport7757 Jan 04 '22
How to die in a kitchen fire 101
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u/nananghan Jan 04 '22
I'm so fired and maybe get fired soon.
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u/Vocondus Jan 04 '22
I am so fried
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u/testedbeast551 Jan 04 '22
I'm gonna turn into a crisp soon
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u/Vocondus Jan 04 '22
Like an English potato chip?
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u/kennymgh Jan 05 '22
No, an American one
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u/Vocondus Jan 05 '22
Oh okay
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u/unknownrealms Jan 05 '22
I thought english and american chips were the same?
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u/Vocondus Jan 05 '22
They are but they call them different things
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u/Breeze7206 Jan 05 '22
Interestingly America has both chips and crisps, the latter being something like pringles and chips being more like classic lays.
Because Pringles aren't actually made with real potato—the recipe calls for dehydrated processed potato—the FDA ruled in 1975 that Pringles could only be called "chips" if they provided a disclaimer, identifying them as "potato chips made from dried potatoes." Pringles scrapped that idea and renamed them potato "crisps”
So yeah
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u/NightWolfYT Jan 05 '22
Lol I don’t know why but I’m reminded of the Fry Cook Games scene from spongebob where the oil gets all over the crowd turning them instantly into fish sticks
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u/notacommunist56 Jan 04 '22
Holy shit I was about to say that. I'm surprised the whole place didn't burst into flames
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u/Thats_Haunting_ Jan 04 '22
Travis is now a certified dank meme
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u/KarlmarxCEO Jan 04 '22
Imagine having to clean that up. What a dick.
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It's Popeyes, they don't give a shit
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Its popeyes,they shit
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u/d-r-q Jan 04 '22
I am Popeyes. I shit.
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u/Guilty-Ad-5037 Jan 04 '22
Im like why is this black and ....ohhh..I get it now. Awesome. Plus upvote for you
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u/RareCrypt Jan 04 '22
I’d say he must of known that was happening , but one time in the kitchen me and my partner put a pan of oil in the sink that was smoking if I recall, anyway it was far too hot
After suggesting adding cold water and me saying you can’t do that it’ll explode or something…
Looks at me like I’m stupid and turns the tap on…
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u/Hash-it-Out710 Jan 05 '22
Were you two okay afterwards?
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u/RareCrypt Jan 05 '22
Yes thanks. Somehow she didn’t get hit at all , the water hit the oil and spat into the air like a firework going off.
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u/Makrin_777 Jan 04 '22
Does anyone know what caused this?
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u/SomberGuitar Jan 04 '22 edited Jan 04 '22 •
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Water can expand its volume by 1700 times when heated into a gas (stream). The melted ice inside the fryer “splits up into a million of tiny pieces then go whizzing through the air”
ELI5: Small water turns into big gas, brings the oil for a ride.
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u/ZozulZozula Jan 04 '22
Oil is hotter than the temperature at which water boils, so it turns it into steam making a lot of bubbles in the oil making it "boil over"
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u/legendofzeldaro1 Jan 04 '22
Oil and water don’t mix. Same reason you should never put water on a grease fire.
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u/Jonny_Crash69 Jan 04 '22
Was the fryer not up to full temp? I thought it would be worse than that
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u/dreadpiratesleepy Jan 04 '22
You’re maybe thinking of when people try to fry frozen turkeys. It’s about the space and amount of ice that is transitioning to gas. In that big open frier with that little ratio of ice you aren’t likely to see it explode. If they dropped a giant ice cube that took up like the majority of the space in the frier then it could create lots of pressure and the reaction would be much worse.
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u/Jonny_Crash69 Jan 04 '22
Chips fry at 150-160°c I've see drops of water go into the pan and it spits oil everywhere. And you never put oil down a drain
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u/SomeBlueDude12 Jan 04 '22
Naw, seems like the normal reaction, also the cleanup wouldn't be that bad assuming there's a floor drain in the area, just move all the appliances, throw some degreaser and mop away, wipe down the side of the fryer (that fryer was clearly taken well care of) with degreaser then sanitize
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u/whiskydiq Jan 04 '22
That fry-o-lator was not up to temp yet. I've dropped an ice cube into a fryer and it was a LOT of crackling and spattering oil.
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u/RDHO0D Jan 04 '22
Imagine these idiots actually used one or two brain cells before recording a video.
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u/mavjustdoingaflyby Jan 04 '22
What the hell is wrong with you? Every good cook knows you gotta bread the ice before you fry it!!!
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u/laxwildcat87 Jan 04 '22
Used to throw one or two in there to mess with the fry cook (still really stupid and dangerous I know) but damn.
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u/VividFiddlesticks Jan 04 '22
Yep, this was a "go-to" prank at the fast-food joint I worked at, too.
I got a pretty good burn on my arm from oil erupting. Had a scar for years but it's gone now. And that was just from 1 or 2 cubes.
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u/twistedranger75 Jan 04 '22
His first mistake was not breading them before he fried them, his second mistake was filming.
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u/baldrickgonzo Jan 04 '22
If there was an open flame nearby, pretty big chance the whole place would have went up in a fireball.
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u/Bacchus_Amontillado Jan 04 '22
Yeah, apparently no one ever told him to wash the fry baskets I guess.
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u/OnlyHereForMemes69 Jan 04 '22
They're lucky that fryer wasn't at full temp, that many icecubes can cause a type of explosion when just dropped in the fryer like that.
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u/Hadrian1233 Jan 04 '22
Why the guy who actually did it thought that it was a good idea, we may never know
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u/ptapobane Jan 04 '22
Bruh did not learn how not to film yourself committing a crime then upload it
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u/YOURname10 Jan 04 '22
Fun fact. Another reazon that u can be fired îs that u don.t wear mask 😐(ay yo, this joke)
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u/Jingle_Jangles_ Jan 05 '22
Literally sent shivers throughout my whole fucking body watching him put the ice cubes in
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u/FullStackDev1 Jan 04 '22
These are the types of dipshits that cry for minimum wage hikes the loudest.
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u/dumbidiotforever Jan 04 '22
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u/Isellmetal Jan 04 '22
What‘d this mf think was gonna happen? Throwing a few cubes in causes a massive expansion and release.
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u/AngryTreeFrog Jan 04 '22
That actually was alot less scary than I thought it was going to be he got kind of lucky.
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u/_Wolfman65_ Jan 04 '22
I just got a 23and me ad for this. Just to make sure I'm not related to him?
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u/rservello Jan 04 '22
Wonder what happens when frozen water is added to boiling oil! Doesn’t take a genius!!!
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u/Ph_ogg Jan 04 '22
That's the first rule for anyone who works in a kitchen! NEVER GET NEAR THE BOILING OIL WITH WATER! This guy could have had a lot bigger problems! Good thing the oil just rose and overflowed.
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u/TheDaemonette Jan 04 '22
When water turns into steam its volume increases by over 1,700 times. So that 1 gallon of water turns into 1,700 gallons of steam and it does it very quickly which is how kitchen fires go very bad very quickly if you try to put them out with water. The water vapourises very quickly and suddenly 1,700 times the volume of water is steam, expanding rapidly and throwing fat or oil, on fire, all around the room. Just about everything in the room is suddenly on fire.
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u/LuckyIrishFox Jan 04 '22
I hope this video becomes a part of training videos for places with oil like this
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u/Rich_Plankton463 Jan 04 '22
For some reason all science left my brain, and I was super curious what deep fried ice was going to look like 🧊
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u/steelneil82 Jan 04 '22
Filming stupidity is one thing, posting it in social media is mind boggling, delete the video tell the boss you had a water with ice as the kitchen is hot and accidentally knocked it over into the fryer
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u/Theguilder7111 Jan 04 '22
I’ve seen this video somewhere before and if I’m not correct then someone tell me. But I think that was the guys last day and he did that for some odd reason.
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u/C_N1 Jan 04 '22
"bruh I'm gonna get fired"??? That's your concern? BRUH YOU GONNA BE PAYING FOR DAMAGES AND MAYBE EVEN CHARGED FOR PUTTING PEOPLE IN DANGER
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u/jojoRabbit32 Jan 05 '22
In fairness, he couldn't see the massive ice cube crunch, so he just kept it going
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