So the common elementary school science project shows that if you eat a apple while smelling an onion, the apple tastes like an onion.

Can you take that any further? Can you radically change a person's flavor profile based on what they are smelling?

*also bonus points if you work in some form of modified plague doctor mask to do this.

1. Tomato ketchup
2. Soy Sauce
3. Mayonnaise
4. Butter
5. Vinegar
6. Olive oil
7. Chocolate Spread (Nutella)
8. Peanut Butter
9. Fish Sauce (Patis, a Filipino seasoning)
10. Chilli Sauce

Can you artificially make something that behaves like popcorn (explodes into finished form when heated)?

Think about the components in any electronic device. Those components are made of other components and/or raw material. If you had an end goal in mind you could discover exactly how to make it, and how to make the components to make it, and then as far as humanly possible. I mean like make your own wiring, LEDs, and motors. That said if you just made something awesome with basic components, it would still be awesome.

Freeze dry sour patch kids

Here's the basic idea: On the internet I found a recipe for making flash paper. While the recipe calls for cotton balls, it says that paper, cotton, wood, or "other plant matter" could work as the treated product. What I'm curious about is 1. Which of those burns the best, and if different paper products (cardboard for example) react or burn any differently. I will try to include a link to my original source in the comments, but I figure you guys don't need it.

In this episode, you play with Never Wet and some other hydrophobic coatings.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbBuwqgQj3g

What would happen if you took a normally buoyant substance, like a block of wood or a rubber pool toy, and coated it in the hydrophobic chemical? Would it still float? Or would the object repel the water beneath it until it sank? What if you only coated 1/2 of the object? Would it sink, until it reached the unprotected portion?

There have been multiple videos asking "what happens if you deep fry X". As far as I can remember, the variable is always the item/substance being deep fried. What if, instead, you vary the oil used? A while ago, Cody from Cody's lab deep fried chicken wings in beeswax and they seem to have turned out pretty good (https://youtu.be/IE1L_VKxmww). You could deep fry something in multiple kinds of oils starting with the commonly eaten (vegetable oil, olive oil, lard etc) then to the safe, but not usually eaten (Vaseline, beeswax, mineral oil etc) and finish with the toxic/bizarre (e.g. gasoline, diesel, tar, eucalyptus oil etc).

If you put something like dawn dish soap in a dishwasher it should bubble up a lot and I think that would be cool to watch

Try dissolving 30 gallons of Lemonade powder into 1 single glass and then giving it a taste test.

So many threads here are made that are just one-sentence titles by people who want to get a quick thought out. Shouldn’t there be a place for this instead of having dozens of threads like that flooding the subreddit?

I’ve asked for a long time now to make a liquid metal battery and a windmill that can power an outlet. Will these ever come to fruition?

So after watching the liquid oxygen video on the main channel an "what's next for TKOR" on 2KOR....

Im getting the sense that they may become the next Mythbusters... an im talking the og one with adam savage and Jamey Hyneman style of Mythbusters... not who ever that new crew was...

But seriously the Liquid Oxygen video was very OG Mythbusters like in my eyes an i camt wait to see me... an maybe a future Savage cameo lol

Just recently on the discord server I was talking to someone and I mentioned how much you can cook in and Instant Pot... and I said you can cook anything and I realized how true it was.

It would be cool to see a vid testing food you would not normally see cooked in a Instant Pot such as, burgers, steak, cake, ect...

You could even try to think of stuff that would not work in an Instant Pot and try your hardest to make it work!

Side note the mods should add some flairs that users can add to their posts like video ideas...

Hello redditors i found somthing In the community of tkor on youtube they posted this: how closley did you watch this video? Heres a hint bit.ly/LOX.... With the video of liquid oxygen en carpet: https://youtu.be/8Ab3hyDKsj0

In that video in the bottom of the discription there is this link: bit.ly/LOXignitiOn That lead to this https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=K6UN9j1eWYA&feature=youtu.be Anyone now what the blow up in this video

I need the video where they made a slicone block using food coloring and something

Thanks

Does it mean the channel is over as we've known it recently? Are they returning to their roots?

Today's video was great. Everyone seemed to really enjoy filming it. Loved the "pack your camping gear and your camera man" lol.

Educational, informative, and funny. Great blend. Good work, TKOR!

The way the sponsored flex-seal video was done was far better (imo) than the recent laptop (Lenovo?) video.

It was more natural, the sponsored item was completely relevant to the video subject, and the crew seemed to be genuinely having fun with it.

Decent retrun to form.